Day 1: Arrival in Iceland. If time allows, visit the Blue Lagoon and explore the Reykjanes peninsula. Overnight in Reykjavík.

Day 2: Stroll through Reykjavík city centre, visit the Family Park and Farm Animal Zoo and go to an outdoor swimming pool. Don’t miss the view platform at “Perlan” where you also can enjoy a delicious ice cream. Younger children might like to feed the ducks and swans at the city pond and on a warm summer day you might just like to relax in Nauthólsvík, a small beach with a hot tub not far from the center of Reykjavík, before driving on to Borgarfjörður, the saga valley. Three nights in a family room at Fosshótel Reykholt or similar in Iceland.

Day 3: Snæfellsnes peninsula awaits you. Explore the seal colony at Ytri-Tunga. Stykkisholmur is a pretty fishing village with many old houses. We recommend the boat tour on Breiðafjordur fjord.

Day 4: Bifröst area awaits, where you can explore the unique lava landscape on a walk around Glanni waterfall, Grábrók volcano and Hreðavatn Lake.

Day 5: Start the day with a visit to Hraunfossar waterfalls and Húsafell, where you can go swimming and play minigolf. Take an optional horseback riding tour in Húsafell and / or snowmobile tour on the glacier Langjökull. To reach Thingvellir, follow the Uxahryggir road (route 52). Enjoy Thingvellir National Park, where the first Viking parliament was held. Three nights at Fosshótel Mosfell in Hella or similar.

Day 6: Enjoy the Slakki Family Park and Farm Animal Zoo at Laugarás near Flúðir. Visit Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs and Kerið, a volcanic crater.

Day 7: Drive along the south coast and walk behind the waterfall Seljalandsfoss. The folk museum at Skógar and the nearby waterfall Skógafoss make a fascinating stop off. Visit the puffins at Cape Dyrhólaey and stroll along the endless beach of black sand in Reynishverfi, where families like to collect shells and beautiful stones. Drive to the picturesque village of Vík, and visit Seljavellir to enjoy one of the most remote outdoor swimming pools in Iceland, surrounded by high cliffs and the glacier Mýrdalsjökull.