​1.  Reykjadalur

Reykjadalur "steamvalley" is a valley with a hot spring river you can bathe in.
It's one of the most popular hikes in the south and is considered locals favorite .
The hike can be a bit steep but in the end it's totally worth it!

​2. Seljalandsfoss

It's one of Iceland's most beautiful waterfalls and to make it even more special you can walk around it!
Just a few meters from it is another waterfall which is called Gljúfrabúi and is hidden inside a gorge.
​It's often referred as a hidden gem.

​3. Skógafoss

It's one of the biggest waterfalls in Iceland, with a drop of 60 meters an width of 25 meters.
Next to the waterfall is a long staircase so you can enjoy the beautiful view of this waterfall both from the top and bottom.

​4. Reynisfjara

Reynisfjara is a world famous black sand beach.
It has a breathtaking view but dangerous sneaker waves so keep that in mind when visiting and follow the safety rules.
It's know for it's dramatic natural landscape : hexagonal basalt columns, the Halsanefshellir Sea Cave, and large rock formations that rise out of the sea. ​

​5. Dyrhólaey

Go to Dyrhólaey to see the iconic arch! 
It's one of the best places in Iceland to see puffins (during the summer). 
You can also find castle shaped lighthouse there!

​7. Þingvellir

Þingvellir is a national park and it symbolizes the history of Iceland.
The Alþingi, or Iceland’s parliament, was founded there as early as 930, making it the oldest operating parliament globally.
It's also where the North-American and Eurasian continental plates meet. There is a lot to do there and something for everyone.

​8. Gullfoss

Gullfoss is Iceland's most famous waterfall.
It's a 2-tiered waterfall that is roughly 31 meters in total but it's not even close to being the highest waterfall in Iceland, it's special because of the volume of water that spills over the rock.

​9. Geysir

Geysir is a famous hot spring and a geothermal area.
One of the geysers (Strokkur) spouts water 30 meters in the air every few minutes!
​It's something you can't miss on your trip here.
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​10. Glymur

If you like hiking this is a must see!
The hike itself takes about 3-4 hours in total and has breathtaking views all the way!
Glymur the is 198 meters high and that makes it the second highest waterfall in Iceland, so keep that in mind if your are afraid of heights.