3 in 1 Bundled Discount Activity Tours with Volcano Caving, Snorkeling & Glacier Hiking

On your second day, you will make your way to Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the birthplace of Iceland's parliament. Once there, you will pull up in the car park of Silfra Fissure and meet your friendly and experienced snorkeling guides, as well as other excited members of your group.

Your guide will offer a ten-minute safety and educational briefing on the task at hand, taking you through each piece of equipment before further detailing why this snorkeling spot is one of the most unique in the world. For this experience, you need to be comfortable in the water and be able to swim.

When the briefing is over, you will be helped into all of the kits you need for thermal protection in the water; drysuit, neoprene hoods and gloves, fins, and of course, your mask and snorkel.

You will be taken down to the entrance point, where you will descend a steel staircase into the glistening glacier water below. Upon taking your first look beneath the surface, you will quickly realize just why this site is so popular; the visibility of Silfra's glacial water often exceeds 100m, meaning you will have a full, panoramic view over this mighty blue canyon.

At the end of your tour, you will dress out of your kit and help yourself to some soothing hot chocolate. Afterward, you are free to explore Þingvellir National Park further, head back to Reykjavík, or venture further east on your exploration of Iceland.

Day 3 and, arguably, your most exciting day in Iceland yet! Today, you will head out along the picturesque South Coast, one of the most popular sightseeing stretches in the country, to take part in glacier hiking on Sólheimajökull ice cap.

You will arrive at Sólheimajökull car park, where you will quickly meet the rest of your hiking party, as well as your experienced glacier guide. Without further ado, together, you will make the short, fifteen-minute walk to the base of the ice cap.

Once there, your guide will offer a short lesson on walking on the ice and hand out all of the equipment you'll need for a comfortable trek. When everyone is kitted up with helmets and crampons, you will begin your ascent up this glittering Icelandic giant.

Throughout the hike, you will be privy to stunning glacial features - deep blue moulins, staggering white crevasses, and a wealth of naturally formed ice sculptures. Looking up close, you will even be able to detect the pockets of oxygen that are still trapped from thousands of years ago beneath the ice's cool surface.

At the height of the glacier, you will be welcomed by stunning, 360-degree views over the South Coast region. On bright days, you will even have a clear look at the mighty stratovolcano and glacier Eyjafjallajökull, famous for the 2010 eruption that shut down air traffic over mainland Europe that year.

At the end of your hike, you will descend the glacier back to its base, then make the short return journey back to Sólheimajökull glacier car park. From there, you are free to continue back to Reykjavik, check out other attractions on the South Coast, or continue east to see what else Iceland has on offer.