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Iceland.

On your second day, you will explore the Snæfellsnes Peninsula where you will find the picturesque stratovolcano Snæfellsjökull. This volcano is also a glacier and is famous for being the entryway for the subterranean journey in Jules Verne’s classic novel ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth’.

For your own chance for a subterranean journey into a volcano, you take a tour to Þríhnúkagígur. If you are travelling in September or October, you can board a tour bus in Reykjavík that will take you to this inactive volcano where you will descend into the now empty magma chamber.

On your fourth day, you’ll start travelling the stunning South Coast of Iceland. Today, you’ll drive past mighty glaciers to visit some of the country’s most beautiful attractions.

You could also opt for a glacier hike on top of Sólheimajökull, one of Mýrdalsjökull glacier tongues. Fill your lungs with the cold, crisp mountain air as you traverse past blue crevasses and snowy peaks, blackened by ash from past volcanic eruptions.

Before you make your way to your accommodations near the village of Vík, stop by the stunning Reynisfjara.

If you are travelling between November and March, you will have the rare opportunity to visit an authentic ice cave.

Close to the lagoon is a black sand beach where smaller icebergs have washed up on shore, which is why the beach has earned the nickname ‘The Diamond Beach’.

In the afternoon, you’ll start making your way back to Reykjavík city. On your journey, you can stop at your favourite places along the South Coast. You can also refer to your personal itinerary and discover new places along the way.