We’re starting from the bustling city of Reykjavik, venturing straight into the heart of Iceland’s incredible beauty – the Golden Circle.

First up is Þingvellir National Park. Picture this – we’re walking in the middle of a rift valley, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. It’s not just about the stunning views here, it’s also about standing on a spot that has seen centuries of history unfold. Quite a start, right?

Hidden between mossy fields, Brúarfoss is often called Iceland’s Blue Waterfall — and it truly is. Its icy-blue water tumbles through black lava rock, creating a quiet, almost otherworldly beauty. It’s not loud or grand… just peaceful, pure, and unforgettable.

But we’re just getting warmed up. Next, we’re off to the Geysir geothermal area. Imagine standing next to a geyser right before it erupts, feeling the thrill as the water and steam shoot up into the sky. It’s Mother Nature showing off, and trust me, it’s a sight you won’t forget!

Then, we’re heading to Gullfoss waterfall. This place is seriously impressive – the sheer power of the water, the deafening roar, the mist spraying your face – it’s going to take your breath away. No matter what the weather’s like, Gullfoss always steals the show.

Tucked away in the countryside, Laugarás Lagoon is Iceland’s newest hidden gem — a calm, geothermal oasis surrounded by nature. Slip into the warm, mineral-rich water, breathe in the fresh air, and feel time slow down. After your soak, enjoy a cozy dinner right by the lagoon, where good food and quiet views make the perfect ending to a peaceful day. It’s pure relaxation, the Icelandic way.

Just when you think the day couldn’t get any better, we’ll head to the Bubble Hotel in Ölvisholt. You’ll spend the night in your very own bubble, falling asleep under the star-studded sky, possibly even catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights if we’re lucky!

As night falls, you’ll settle into your private bubble — a snug little world surrounded by trees and silence. There’s no city glow out here, just the sound of the wind and the vastness of the Icelandic sky above. Through the clear walls, you’ll watch clouds drift, stars flicker to life, and maybe even catch the aurora painting the horizon. It’s part comfort, part wilderness — and completely unforgettable.