Private Highland Expedition to Landmannalaugar

Join us on an unforgettable private journey through Iceland’s rugged highlands aboard our specially modified Toyota Land Cruiser. This full-day experience takes you far from the crowds and deep into some of the most breathtaking and untouched natural wonders of the region.

We begin with a stop at the serene Hjálparfoss, a twin waterfall framed by dramatic lava formations. Next, we visit the vivid Hnausapollur crater lake, known for its striking blue waters and red volcanic slopes.

Our main destination is Landmannalaugar, where you'll have time to explore the colorful rhyolite mountains, enjoy a scenic hike, or unwind in a geothermal hot spring nestled in the wild.

We close the day in the hauntingly beautiful Sigöldugljúfur—the Valley of Tears—a hidden canyon carved by glacial meltwater and wrapped in folklore.

A perfect blend of nature, geology, and serenity—all at your own pace, in comfort and style.

Entry or admission fee
Parking fees
National park entrance fee

Hjalparfoss
Hjálparfoss is a peaceful waterfall where the Fossá and Þjórsá rivers meet, tumbling together from a lava field formed by eruptions of the nearby Hekla volcano. It lies in one of Iceland’s most geologically dynamic regions. Just downstream, its waters help power Iceland’s second-largest hydroelectric dam.
Hnausapollur crater lake
Hnausapollur crater lake also known as Blahylur was formed during an immense volcanic eruption in 871, just a few years before Iceland’s first settlers reportedly arrived.
Landmannalaugar
Landmannalaugar, located in Iceland’s central highlands, is known for its strikingly colorful rhyolite mountains and natural hot springs. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking through rugged terrain, soaking in warm streams, and discovering lava fields and obsidian formations. It’s a favorite starting point for trekkers, especially those heading out on the famous Laugavegur trail to Þórsmörk.

PS: Do not forget your swimsuits!
Sigöldugljúfur
The hidden gem Sigöldugljúfur, sometimes called the Valley of Tears. It has earned its nickname from the incredible number of waterfalls. Sigöldugljúfur is a fantasy-like space and is known for its many waterfalls, blue water, lavish vegetation, lava landscapes; and its emerging surroundings.

Comfortable, sturdy shoes: Wear durable hiking boots or comfortable shoes suitable for walking and exploring uneven terrain.
Warm clothing and layers: Dress in layers with warm clothes, including an extra sweater, waterproof jacket, hat, and gloves to stay cozy in Iceland’s changeable weather.
Cozy clothing for the vehicle: Bring comfortable, warm clothes or a cozy sweater for relaxing inside the car between stops.
Swimwear and towel: For relaxing in natural hot springs during the tour.
Snacks and water: Bring light snacks and a refillable water bottle to keep energized and hydrated.
Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from glare and wind while enjoying the scenery.
Capture every moment: Don’t forget your camera or smartphone to document unforgettable experiences.