ICELAND ON TRAILERS

Our day begins with a view of the tectonic rift and the Öxarárfoss waterfall, after which we head to take selfies with one of the highest geysers in the world – Geysir and one of the largest waterfalls in Europe – Gullfoss falls.

After completing the "Golden Circle," we will head to one of the most unusual waterfalls – Seljalandsfoss. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that you can walk directly between the swirling streams of water and the cliff from which it cascades!

After such an eventful day, we will need to rest well, so we chose a campsite right at the foot of the Skogafoss waterfall for our next stop! Here we will have our first salmon barbecue and fall asleep to the roar of one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland.

After breakfast, we will head out for a photoshoot with the waterfall. We will have the opportunity to climb the mountain and photograph it and the mouth of the river, which flows through the lava fields into the Atlantic Ocean.

Next, we will move to the black beach near the town of Vik to see Dyrhólaey and Reynisfjara Beach. If the weather is lucky, we will see huge waves crashing against the rocks right at our feet! After capturing the beach from a distance, we will get closer to climb the famous basalt columns and stroll along the beach.

We continue our journey through the lava fields towards the "Glacial Lagoon." Along the way, we will see mossy fields and cross a river formed by the melting of Europe's largest glacier – Vatnajokull. Upon reaching the lagoon, we will see dozens of icebergs in the sunlight, and below, among the ice floes, seals will be playing. Most likely, this will become your favorite place in Iceland!

We will spend the night in the town of Höfn. If we are lucky, we will see a herd of reindeer that often grazes right by the campsite.

In the morning we will buy groceries at the market and set off on the road.

Today we have to climb the serpentine to the Icelandic highlands and descend into one of the warmest parts of the island, where we will see the Hengifoss waterfall. Along the way, we will enjoy the view of the Vestrahorn cliffs.

After the picnic, we will head on a short trek to the waterfalls and take some really cool photos.

We will stop at the campsite earlier to rest and organize a barbecue party. In our opinion, this is the best campsite we have ever been to.

After the barbecue party, you need to get a good night's sleep, so we are leaving a little later than usual and heading to see the most powerful waterfall in Europe – Dettifoss.

The colorful ground beneath your feet, steam rising from the cracks in the soil like from a steam locomotive, and a persistent smell of sulfur – all this is the fumarole fields of Hverir. Fumaroles are cracks or openings that form on the slopes of volcanoes, from which jets of hot gas erupt and sulfur spills out, causing the ground in these areas to be colored yellow, blue, green, and orange. It feels like you've landed on another planet.

We will spend the rest of the day at the thermal resort – Myvatn. The Myvatn baths are natural steam pools in the open air. The entire thermal complex was built on a fault line with geothermal water sourced from a depth of 2500 meters. The resort is located on Lake Myvatn, 100 km from the Arctic Circle!

Opening our eyes in the morning, we will see a tall trapezoidal mountain – this is the crater of the Hverfjall volcano. We have breakfast and climb it, enjoying the stunning views.

Next, we will travel to the second most significant city in Iceland – Akureyri. Here we will replenish our supplies and head to see the ancient Icelandic village-museum. Something similar to Kyiv's "Pirogovo". Perhaps at the local farm, we will see the native breed of horses and be able to take photos with them. This is a special breed that is only raised in Iceland.

Traveling to the campsite for the night. In the evening, as always, a delicious dinner awaits us in great company.

Early departure and transfer to the capital of Iceland – Reykjavik.

On the way, we will encounter an underwater tunnel. We will descend to a depth of -100m from sea level!

We spend the rest of the day walking around the city, and closer to the evening, we arrive at the car wash to tidy up the cars before returning. Then, we head to our last campsite in Iceland, not far from the airport.

Flight home.