A full day exploring the vibrant rhyolite mountains and geothermal wonders of Landmannalaugar, including a moderate hike and stunning crater views, before returning to Hella.
Hjalparfoss
A beautiful, two-tiered waterfall nestled in a basalt column landscape, where the Fossá and Tungnaá rivers converge. A perfect first stop on the way to the Highlands.
Landmannalaugar
The heart of the Highlands, famous for its vibrant rhyolite mountains painted with shades of red, yellow, green, and blue, and its natural geothermal hot springs.
Brennisteinsalda (Sulphur Wave) (Landmannalaugar)
Hike through a landscape of steaming vents and colorful mineral deposits, revealing the raw geothermal power beneath. The trail offers panoramic views of the surrounding rhyolite peaks.
Ljótipollur Crater
A striking explosion crater filled with a deep blue lake, contrasting dramatically with the red and black volcanic slopes. Its name means 'Ugly Puddle', but it's anything but.
Sigöldugljúfur
Often called the 'Valley of Tears', this hidden canyon is adorned with countless small waterfalls cascading down vibrant green mossy cliffs, creating a truly magical scene.