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Northern Lights, Waterfalls & the Golden Circle

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The place

Waterfalls and geysers, black-sand beaches and glacier lagoons, the Blue Lagoon and — in winter — the aurora dancing overhead. Iceland is raw nature at its most dramatic.

Iceland is a land of fire and ice. The Golden Circle loops from Reykjavik to the erupting Strokkur geyser, the thundering Gullfoss waterfall and Thingvellir, where you can walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. The south coast strings together the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, the black-sand beach of Reynisfjara and the surreal Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon with its drifting icebergs and Diamond Beach. In winter (roughly September to March), the long dark nights bring the chance to chase the Northern Lights across the countryside, while the geothermal Blue Lagoon offers a warm soak any time of year. Summer brings the midnight sun, puffins and highland access. Compact and safe, Iceland delivers a new wonder around almost every bend.

Signature moments

What you'll remember.

Northern Lights hunting (winter)Golden Circle — Geysir & GullfossJokulsarlon glacier lagoonReynisfjara black-sand beachBlue Lagoon geothermal spaThingvellir tectonic rift

Things to do

Experiences worth the journey.

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Northern Lights Hunt

Head out under dark winter skies with a guide to chase the green-and-violet aurora.

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Golden Circle

Erupting Strokkur geyser, the Gullfoss falls and the Thingvellir rift in one loop.

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Glacier Lagoon Cruise

Sail among floating icebergs at Jokulsarlon and walk the Diamond Beach.

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Blue Lagoon Soak

Bathe in the milky-blue geothermal waters set in a black-lava field.

The gallery

A glimpse of Iceland.

Good to know

Before you go.

Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa for Iceland — apply with full documents and travel insurance.

The Northern Lights need dark, clear, winter skies — they are natural and never guaranteed; we plan multiple chances.

A self-drive or small-group tour is the usual way to circle the island; winter roads need care.

Icelandic Krona (ISK) — Iceland is almost cashless; cards work everywhere.

Pack proper waterproof and warm layers — the weather is famously changeable.