Unleash Your Adventurous Spirit in Iceland

 On  a clear, sunny day in Jökulsárlón, Iceland’s ice lagoon, you can go on a  boat trip, rent a kayak, hike the glacier or simply enjoy a delicious  dinner. The choice is yours, but don’t forget to take the time to admire  this beautiful landscape composed of a ghostly procession of luminous  blue icebergs! Unforgettable. 

Schedule a helicopter ride to see the sights in a different way! You can see volcanoes, the city and landscape very well from them! 

 Iceland has a surprisingly mild climate and  countless geothermal hot spots and springs. It's worth considering for  something off the beaten track. This is the picturesque Fjadrargljufur  Canyon. Spectacular, no? 

                Reykjavik has become a hotspot  for international travelers thanks to the magnificent Blue Lagoon and  the towering Gullfoss waterfall. Reykjavik is also one of the few places  in the world where you can hike up a glacier or check ice cave diving  off your bucket list. Along with its incredible natural wonders, the  capital city is a cultural hub filled with innovative museums, striking  architecture, and fine dining.

Iceland is renowned for its breathtaking fjords.  Hvalfjörður is a popular fjord just a short drive from Reykjavik, which  opens up to black-sand beaches, incredible hikes, and roaring  waterfalls.  Explore the uninhabited islands along Borgarfjordur, or  visit Siglufjordur, a tiny, colorful fishing village nestled alongside  its namesake fjord.

  Head to the National Museum of Iceland in Reykjavik and  discover the secrets of Viking settlement on the island of Iceland. Pose  with the Sun Voyager, a futuristic sculpture contemplating the  significance of the Vikings on Icelandic history. At the Akureyri  Museum, you can explore local history from the Viking era all the way up  to modern settlement. Before taking in the geological wonders of Lake  Myvatn, head to the visitor center to understand the storied lore and  myths surrounding Akureyri.

Akureyri has no shortage of fascinating attractions,  like Dimmuborgir, which might be the only way you’ll ever see a lava  field up close. Visit Godafoss to marvel at the magnitude of the 40-foot  tall waterfall, whose name means “waterfall of the gods.” If you prefer  to take it easy, experience an authentic Icelandic mud bath at Lake  Myvatn, which is said to have restorative properties for both body and  soul. 

 Discover  a northern paradise where ice meets mountains and nature abounds.  Cruise with Royal Caribbean to Iceland, where you can visit the  enchanting cities of Reykjavik and Akureyri and marvel at the country's  rough and unusual natural wonders. In Iceland, you'll see rare and  stunning nature, from dramatic black rocks to cascading waterfalls and  glittering glaciers. Whether you bathe in the natural hot springs of  Blue Lagoon or sample the delicious and surprising specialties of Reykjavik, you'll be enamored by Icelandic culture. 

Icelanders  have used renewable energy for over a century. All electricity and  district-heating needs are met with power from renewable geothermal and  hydroelectric resources. By harnessing domestic energy resources,  Iceland has dramatically increased its standard of living. 

 The best time to see the Northern Lights is during the winter, between  September and April, when dark and long nights have taken over from the  bright summer nights in Iceland. The Northern lights are said to be most  active around the equinoxes in September and March, but the chances also  improve mid winter by bringing more darkness - it simply gives you a  larger window each day to witness them. 

The Golden Circle is  the most famous of all scenic routes in Iceland and combines stunning  landmarks and historically significant places in a circular sightseeing  tour. 

Its proximity to Reykjavík and the  airport area, as well as the short drive between the sights make it  convenient for everyone, to include the Golden Circle tour into their  itinerary. 

Whether you take only one or more  days to explore the Golden Circle, you’ll experience some of the most  stunning geological wonders, Iceland has to offer!