5-6 local restaurant tastings and more fascinating stories of local families and strong local collectives united with a mission to spread fame of Icelandic cuisine.

Iceland is considered one of the best places in the world to witness the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights. Thanks to its location close to the Arctic Circle, minimal light pollution outside urban areas, and long, dark winter nights, Iceland offers excellent conditions for viewing this spectacular natural phenomenon. The dancing lights, appearing in shades of green, purple, and pink, create an unforgettable display across the night sky and are among the country's most sought-after experiences during the winter season.

An unforgettable opportunity to see a large variety of whales, dolphins and birds in their natural surroundings.

Iceland is considered to be one of the best countries to see the Aurora Borealis or the Northern Lights. Our professional guide will drive you to the best spots where you will see this magnificent nature wonder

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most famous attractions, renowned for its mineral-rich geothermal waters and stunning volcanic surroundings. The lagoon’s unique composition of silica, algae, and minerals is believed to have beneficial effects on the skin, making it a popular destination for wellness and relaxation. Visitors from around the world come to soak in its warm, milky-blue waters, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, and experience one of Iceland’s most iconic natural spas. Surrounded by dramatic lava fields, the Blue Lagoon offers a truly unique combination of health, rejuvenation, and unforgettable scenery.

Discover the fascinating Reykjanes Peninsula, a UNESCO Global Geopark and one of Iceland’s most geologically active regions. It is difficult to find another place where so many unique geological formations can be experienced within such a compact area. Here, dramatic lava fields, volcanic craters, geothermal areas, hot springs, and rugged coastlines create a landscape unlike anywhere else on Earth. Situated on the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, Reykjanes offers a remarkable opportunity to witness the powerful forces that continue to shape Iceland's extraordinary natural environment.

When a gastronomic tour of Reykjavik is done in a private group the immersion to local culture happens in many more questions that can be asked and many more stories to be heard.

This route is definitely worth a ride if you came to Iceland, especially for the first time

You will drive along the south coast of Iceland, one of the most picturesque regions of the country, to Vik – a charming place surrounded by rocks. During the tour, you will stop near magnificent Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, see the black sand beach and the scenic basalt columnar wall stretching into the beach with splashing waves from the Atlantic.

The Westman Islands are often considered Iceland’s best-kept secret, offering a unique combination of rich history, dramatic volcanic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and authentic local culture. Home to friendly and welcoming islanders, this charming archipelago provides visitors with an unforgettable glimpse into a side of Iceland that remains largely undiscovered by the crowds.

Snæfellsnes peninsula is located in western Iceland and has a lot of astonishing landscapes: black sandy beaches, mountains and volcanic craters and much more.