Start the day with a stop at Jökulsárlón, a glacial lagoon filled with floating icebergs, and Explore the extraordinary site where you might see seals swimming in arctic waters. From From May through September, a boat tour between floating icebergs is included in the program. Just across the street, you can walk on the so-called Diamond Beach, where large icebergs get stranded. Travel along the southern part of the glacier Vatnajökull and get a glimpse at Europe’s second-largest national park, which has Iceland’s highest mountains, an alpine environment, and Europe’s largest glacier. In the afternoon, a beautiful drive with many natural wonders awaits us as we head across the Eldhraun lava field crosses the sandy desert of the south coast, overlooked by mountainous cliffs, glaciers, and waterfalls. Stroll along the black lava beach of Reynisfjara near Vík. In the small village of Skógar, there is Skógafoss waterfall, which is 60 meters high and is one of the most impressive waterfalls in the country. Iceland’s past comes alive at one of Iceland’s finest museums, the Skógar folk museum with its turf houses assemblage of traditions and territorial relics on display. Continue to the high but narrow Seljalandsfoss waterfall, which plunges over the mountain. There is an interesting trail that goes behind the fall—if you are prepared to get wet! There is a possibility of seeing the Northern Lights during the evening from mid-September to mid-April.