7 Days trip in Iceland

Day 1

1. Harpa Concert Hall

   120 minutes

   Start your day with a visit to Reykjavik's stunning concert hall. Take a guided tour and learn about its architecture and history.

2. Matarkistan Food Hall

   90 minutes

   Discover traditional Icelandic food at the largest indoor food hall in Iceland. Try the lamb skewers and native seafood.

3. Whale Watching Tour

   180 minutes

   Take a boat trip from Reykjavik's old harbor and spot humpback whales, dolphins and sea birds. Don't forget your camera and warm clothing!

Day 2

1. Thingvellir National Park

   180 minutes

   Go on a day trip to this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a walk through the continental rift between two tectonic plates and spot some Arctic foxes.

2. Gullfoss Waterfall

   90 minutes

   Be prepared to be blown away by Iceland's most iconic and powerful waterfall. Hike the river banks or take a helicopter tour for a different view.

3. Geysir Hot Springs

   120 minutes

   Experience the raw power and beauty of Iceland's geothermal activity. See spouting hot springs, bubbling mud pots and colorful mineral deposits.

Day 3

1. Perlan Observatory and Museum

   180 minutes

   Learn about the science and history of Icelandic glaciers and the northern lights. Enjoy the panoramic view of Reykjavik from Perlan's observation deck.

2. Icelandic Street Food

   60 minutes

   Sample authentic Icelandic cuisine such as fish soup and lamb stew from a street food truck. Ask what's in season and try traditional Icelandic meats.

3. Blue Lagoon Geothermal Spa

   240 minutes

   Dip into the mystical milky-blue waters of the Blue Lagoon. Relax, rejuvenate and take in the views of the stark volcanic landscape.

Day 4

1. Husavik Whale Watching

   210 minutes

   Take a boat trip from the 'Whale Capital of Iceland' to spot some of the 23 species of whales, porpoises and dolphins. Get served a refreshment and a traditional Icelandic pastry onboard.

2. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon

   180 minutes

   Drive along the scenic southeast coast for a visit to Iceland's deepest and largest glacier lagoon. Take a scenic boat tour and see seals and floating icebergs.

3. Diamond Beach

   120 minutes

   See the awe-inspiring black sand beach on the edge of Jökulsárlón Lagoon. Take a leisurely walk among the glittering icebergs that are washed up on the shore.

Day 5

1. Vatnajökull Glacier National Park

   240 minutes

   Hike on Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier. Explore the shimmering ice caves, blue lagoons and crystal-clear rivers. Reach dizzying heights with the head spinning glacier walk.

2. Smiðjan Brugghús

   120 minutes

   Refuel with some Icelandic beer at the Smiðjan Brugghús microbrewery. Order a 'flight' of small glasses to taste their local brews. Combine with a tasty pizza to keep exploring.

3. Grindavík Fishing Town

   180 minutes

   Drive to the quaint village of Grindavik on the south coast of Reykjanes peninsula to experience the local fishing culture. Taste traditional Icelandic fish and chips by the harbour.

Day 6

1. Reykjanes Geopark

   180 minutes

   Explore the volcanic craters, geothermal areas and lunar landscapes of this unique geopark. Witness first hand why Nasa is training astronauts here!

2. Matur og Drykkur

   120 minutes

   Get a taste of the modern Icelandic culinary scene at Matur og Drykkur. Order the fermented shark sliders or the 'Rotten Shark.'

3. Hallgrimskirkja Church

   90 minutes

   End your day by taking a trip up to the top of the iconic church that dominates the Reykjavik skyline. Take in the 360 degree view of the city.

Day 7

1. The Settlement Exhibition

   120 minutes

   Learn about Iceland's Viking history at this exhibition that explores how the first settlers lived in Reykjavik over 1000 years ago.

2. Icelandic Fish and Chips

   90 minutes

   Enjoy some of the freshest fish and chips in the world, prepared with the best locally sourced fish.

3. Reykjavik Nightlife

   180 minutes

   Experience Iceland's legendary nightlife, which is alive and vibrant on weekend nights in downtown Reykjavik, with local music, popular hotspots and amazing beer.