Airport is located in Keflavík (not in Reykjavík as many people think!) which is about 45min drive from capital city Reykjavík.

It is a small airport, but you will find everything you need there from restaurants, shops, info centre, atms, etc.

TIP: if you want to buy alcohol in Iceland (after arrival or as a gift home before departure) buy it here in duty free store to save some $

• Use airport transfers to get to your hotel, Blue lagoon or Reykjavík : https://www.re.is/tour/flybus or https://grayline.is/airport-bus-transfer

• You can also use taxi ($$$) or use public bus (Strætó) https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/timetables/southern-peninsula/route-55

• There're also shuttle services to get you to your rental car

Onlu 20 minutes drive from Keflavík international airport, Blue Lagoon Iceland Resort & Spa is a magical oasis where healing waters, luxurious accommodations, gourmet dining, and stunning views come together.

Öxarárfoss is a picturesque waterfall located in Þingvellir National Park. It cascades over the cliffs of Almannagjá gorge, marking the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. With a height of 13 meters and an average width of six meters, it's a popular spot for visitors year-round.

• Parking fee in þingvellir NP is 1.000 isk

Nice church with iconic prime minister's residence buildings right next to it.

• Same parking fee applies as for the rest of NP area

• Pay at the payment machines of online here :https://www.checkit.is/en/thingvellir/thingvellir-pay

Brúarfoss waterfall in Iceland is known for its stunningly blue water, earning it the title of "Iceland's Bluest Waterfall." Visitors can reach the waterfall by either hiking a 7 km/4.4 mi trail or parking at the new paid lot for a quick 5-minute walk. The waterfall is fed by glacier melt from Langjökull glacier, giving it its unique color. While the hike offers views of smaller waterfalls along the way, opinions on whether Brúarfoss is worth the visit vary, with some finding it just okay compared to other Icelandic attractions.

• Paid parking (Parka app) 750 isk

Strokkur erupts every 6-10 minutes, reaching heights 15-20 meters but sometimes even more.

You can hike around the area and I even recommend hiking on the trail that will lead you above the area. There's a viewing platform and a nice view.

No admission fee.

Watch my guide here : https://youtu.be/EnThhSGQH9k?si=MP8yhf1OWiLFIEwP

Gullfoss Falls, also known as the "Golden Waterfall," is a majestic cascade located in Southwest Iceland. With two impressive drops measuring 11 meters and 21 meters, it plunges into the Hvítá river canyon, creating a breathtaking display of nature's power.

• You can walk down to the waterfall but also check out the upper viewing platform providing another nice view from the top

• Downside here are the crowds as this is one of the most visited places in Iceland

Friðheimar is a family-run farm in Iceland where they grow tomatoes year-round using eco-friendly methods. Visitors can tour the greenhouses, enjoy a unique dining experience surrounded by tomato plants, and even take home delicious tomato-based products from their shop. With a focus on sustainability and quality, Friðheimar offers a taste of Icelandic agriculture and hospitality in a cozy setting.

The Secret Lagoon spa in Iceland is for those seeking relaxation and a unique natural experience. it is the oldest spa in Iceland.

Downside is that due to it's rather small size it can get packed quickly. Best to visit in early morning or around noon.

Very peaceful spot with no crowds that you should visit on your way to Háifoss. It only take a couple of minutes to walk down to the waterfall and come back up around the short circular hike.

Háifoss Waterfall, located in Iceland's stunning Þjórsárdalur Valley, is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Accessible only in the summer, there's a rough gravel road leading to it. It can be done with 2wd but there're some big stones and large potholes so you would need to drive very carefully. 4x4 recommended.

You can either see the waterfall from the top or take a 30-60 min hike to the bottom of the valley where you can walk all the way to the bottom of the waterfall. A lot of water spray there so bring your rain gear and good hiking shoes!

Glass Cottages Iceland offers a unique and sustainable accommodation experience in the midst of natural lava fields. Each cottage features a private hot tub, fully equipped kitchen, and a glass bathroom for showering under the stars or Northern lights. With a focus on ethical luxury, the cottages are designed with eco-friendly materials and vegan-friendly amenities. Guests can unwind in the cozy comfort of the cottages while immersing themselves in the breathtaking views of the Icelandic landscape. It's a perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and modern comforts all rolled into one unforgettable stay.

Valhalla Restaurant in Hvolsvollur is a unique spot that combines delicious food, Viking-themed decor, and a fun atmosphere all in one place. With options like burgers, barbecue, and grilled dishes, there's something for everyone to enjoy.