Den bedste 3-dages rejseplan i Reykjavik

Welcome to Iceland, a volcanic island of immense beauty and diversity with plenty of opportunities for adventure.

Once you've collected your bags at Keflavik International Airport, you'll pick up your car and hit the road. On your way to Iceland's capital city, Reykjavik, you have the option of stopping off at the world-famous Blue Lagoon for a dip in the tranquil azure waters.

Known for its spa, healing waters, and luxurious treatments, a stop at the Blue Lagoon is the perfect way to unwind and relax after a long day of traveling.

However, if there's no time on your arrival day or you would prefer to visit the lagoon on another day of your trip, it can easily be added to another day which your travel consultant can arrange for you.

Once you arrive in Reykjavik and check into your accommodation, you can start exploring the northernmost capital of the world. Why not explore some of the cities best-known landmarks such as Hallgrimskirkja church, Harpa Concert Hall, Perlan observation deck, Reykjavik harbor, or even take a stroll down the bustling shopping street of Laugavegur?

Aside from the main landmarks, we'd recommend you sample some of the local cuisines, join in with the local nightlife or check some of the fascinating local museums and art galleries. Alternatively, if you arrived early in the morning, it would be possible to head to the Golden Circle directly to make the most of your time. More details on this option can be found on your day two itinerary.

You will spend each night in Reykjavik accommodation.

On your second day, you will get to visit Iceland's most popular sightseeing route, the Golden Circle. This route is comprised of three spectacular and diverse main attractions: Thingvellir national park, Haukadalur geothermal area, and the mighty Gullfoss waterfall.

Your first stop will be at Thingvellir national park, which is a famous UNESCO world heritage site situated in the middle of two tectonic plates (North American and Eurasian plates). You'll get the chance to explore both the park's beauty and history as the founding location of Iceland's parliament in 930 AD (Alþingi).

Next, you'll visit the Haukadalur geothermal valley, which is home to bubbling and steaming mud pots and the famous hot springs, Strokkur and Geysir. Although Geysir is no longer active, it famously lent its name to the term 'geyser' for other hot springs around the world. Strokkur, on the other hand, is highly active and will spout a jet of boiling water up to over 66 ft (20 m) roughly every 4-8 minutes.

Your final stop of the day takes you to the incredible Gullfoss waterfall. This is undoubtedly one of the most impressive waterfalls you'll find in Iceland, with the thunderous water from the Hvita river plummeting 105 ft (32 m) over two cascading steps.

If, however, you decide to take explore the Golden Circle on your first day, we'd highly recommend spending this day exploring the beautiful and diverse natural attractions of Iceland's South Coast.

A tour of the South Coast will take you to the stunning and mesmerizing waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, the famous Reynisfjara black sand beach, and all the way through a variety of terrains to Iceland's crown jewel, Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. The journey, however, hosts plenty of spectacles to take in as you travel, such as mountains, glaciers, volcanoes, more waterfalls, and even lava fields you'll not want to miss.

Once you've completed your time at Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon, you'll begin your journey back to Reykjavik to rest up for your final day of adventure.

It's your final day in Iceland. However, depending on your flight time, you may have the opportunity to fit in some extra activities or sightseeing.

For those who have a later flight, you could take the opportunity to visit the Blue Lagoon today instead. This is often the perfect way to complete your trip to Iceland by relaxing and unwinding in the soothing mineral-rich waters, giving you the perfect time to reminisce on your adventure.

Alternatively, you could use your free time to do the last bit of sightseeing and souvenir shopping in Reykjavik or get another bite to eat at one of the capital's fantastic restaurants.

If, however, you have an early flight home, we wish you a safe and pleasant journey ahead.