Climb aboard for an overnight flight across the Atlantic. Enjoy in-flight entertainment and meal service as we start our vacation to the Land of Fire and Ice! Meals: In-Flight

After a morning arrival in Iceland, we will board a deluxe motorcoach and begin our journey. We will be joined by a local guide for a tour of Reykjavik, the largest city and capital of Iceland. Settled by the Norseman in the 9th century, Reykjavik has been molded through the centuries by various economic, political, and artistic influences. It stands as a fascinating example of human survival and ingenuity amidst inhospitable and unpredictable surroundings. Our tour will also include a visit to the National Museum of Iceland, which houses thousands of ancient Icelandic artifacts. This evening we will gather for dinner and look forward to experiencing the wonders of Iceland. Meals: D

Today we will be immersed in the rugged beauty of Iceland as we travel around the famous Golden Circle. We’ll begin at Thingvellir National Park, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. Icelanders gathered here in AD 930 and established one of the world’s first parliaments. We’ll continue on and experience the breathtaking force of Iceland’s geysers as we visit Geysir and Strokkur. Afterwards, we’ll be inspired by the power and beauty of Gulfoss Waterfall. Our final stop for the day will be at Fridheimar Farm. This family run operation showcases the skill required to grow tomatoes year-round, despite cold weather and little sunlight. Our visit will also include an opportunity to meet the famous Icelandic horses. We’ll return to Reykjavik where the remainder of the evening is free to relax or explore the city. Meals: B

This morning we’ll visit the Hellisheidi Power Plant, the second-largest geothermal power station in the world. We’ll learn how Icelanders harness the energy underneath the earth to provide power to the country. Afterwards, we’ll drive along the southern coast of Iceland and stop to marvel at the beauty of Seljalandsfoss waterfall. The grandeur of Iceland will continue as we visit Skógafoss waterfall, one of the largest in the country. We’ll also stop at the Skógar Folk Museum, which includes artifacts that showcase the history of rural living and survival. Tonight our home will be just outside the secluded, small town of Kirkjubæjarklaustur, where we’ll be surrounded by peaceful mountains. This will be the perfect location to relax and keep an eye out for the stunning Northern Lights. Meals: B,D

The landscape will change rapidly this morning as we continue east to the Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon. This incredible site includes blue water and floating icebergs. We’ll further immerse ourselves in the beauty as we put on our life jackets and explore the lagoon via boat. Our next stop will be Skaftafell, home of the largest glacier in Europe and Iceland’s highest mountain. Return to the hotel to relax, eat dinner, and perhaps have another opportunity to enjoy the Northern Lights. Meals: B,D

Our journey back to Reykjavik will begin today, but not before taking in more of Iceland’s beauty. We’ll view Reynisfjara, a volcanic black sand beach surrounded by distinct rock formations and towering ocean waves. Later, we’ll make a stop at the Lava Centre and learn about how Iceland has been shaped by volcanic activity. Tonight we will gather for a farewell dinner at a popular Icelandic restaurant in Reykjavik. Meals: B,D

After a morning visit to the famous Blue Lagoon, we’ll board our flight home and reflect on the unforgettable beauty of the Land of Fire and Ice. Meals: B