Bethany & Thom

From downtown Reykjavik we’ll take a drive to Leidarendi cave, a perfect example of lava tube geology. We’ll go by foot and sometimes crawl through frozen formations, small stalagmites and stalactites, and icicles of all shapes and sizes. We’ll finally have a use for our headlamps!

We can’t wait to experience this world famous giant therapeutic hot pond. It is almost a must that we soak in the powder blue geothermal seawater when in Iceland.

We’ll be on the lookout for minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, humpbacks and giant blues, as our boat jostles for space in Húsavík’s intimate harbor. After an unforgettable day on the water we’ll visit the Whale Museum and have a brew at one of the harbor's bars and cafés.

We’ll visit the magical iceberg lagoon and black beach, Jokulsarlon, where 1000-year old icebergs combine with a black volcanic beach that is covered in translucent blocks of ice that appear like massive diamonds on the surface. We can stop by the Seljalandsfoss waterfall and take a boat ride in the lagoon.

One of the best Iceland tours is the Golden Circle Full Day Tour, where we will experience the Kerid Crater. We’ll see towering waterfalls, Thingvellir National Park, bubbling turquoise geysers, and the Strokkur Waterspout all clustered around the Golden Circle.

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One donation buys us honeymooners one full day of adventuring the Ring Road with a safe, sturdy rental vehicle! This also gets us all the insurance/protection we'll need for driving around the island.

Help fill our tank as we soak in the natural wonders!

Outdoor adventure awaits us in Iceland! We’ll be amazed at dramatic landscapes, ethereal geological formations and delightful rural villages. This beautiful country is where fire meets ice, furrowed mountains meet cascading waterfalls, and isolated people radiate vibrant culture. The perfect place for an adventure of a lifetime.

A hike along the local fisherman’s trails will be amazing! The Snaefellsnes peninsula has fishing villages, lighthouses and even shipwrecks. Panoramic views include Mt. Snaefellsjokull, coves, inlets and sea cliffs, which are nesting sites for a multitude of bird species.

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