Join tour by See You Again: small-group Iceland tour by van, November 1-9, 2569

Pick-up at the airport and transfer to the Blue Lagoon, a world-class natural geothermal spa featuring pastel-blue silica mineral waters contrasting with jet-black lava fields.

Rich in nourishing minerals for the skin, it is the ultimate welcome to Iceland! After a long flight, nothing beats soaking in warm geothermal waters.

With temperatures around 37-40C, white steam drifts over deep blue waters against a backdrop of snow-covered lava rocks, creating a mysterious and luxurious atmosphere.

Afterward, travel to Selfoss, the central hub of the south. Free time to explore local restaurants and enjoy dinner (tonight, there is a chance to spot the Northern Lights if skies are clear).

Check in to your hotel in Selfoss (Accommodation: Hotel Bru countryside).

Today, explore the historic and scenic Golden Circle route, starting at Thingvellir National Park.

Marvel at the rift between two tectonic plates (North American and Eurasian) visibly pulling apart, and the site of the world's first parliament.

Walk "between two continents," one of the most important geological sites in the world.

Visit Geysir, the origin of the word geyser worldwide. Watch the Strokkur geyser erupt 20-40 meters into the sky every 5-10 minutes.

Experience the earth's powerful geothermal energy up close, framing your camera and counting down the seconds until the geyser shoots into the sky.

The vivid blue pool right before it erupts contrasts with the surrounding snow—a magical moment you'll want to capture again and again.

Continue to Gullfoss (the Golden Falls), a massive waterfall cascading powerfully down into a giant canyon.

This is one of Iceland's greatest waterfalls and a must-see landmark. In freezing weather, parts of the cascade turn into deep blue icicles.

The rising mist against the crisp winter air creates a majestic, awe-inspiring scene.

Visit Seljalandsfoss, a towering waterfall famous for the walking trail leading behind its cascading veil of water.

Experience the waterfall from an "inside perspective," looking out through the water curtain onto vast plains. Especially on winter afternoons,

the low-hanging sunlight shines through the water veil and surrounding ice, creating a dazzling, sparkling glow.

Free time to visit local restaurants and enjoy dinner.

Check in to your hotel in the Vik area (Accommodation: Hotel Kria).

Visit Skogafoss, a magnificent waterfall with a perfect rectangular curtain of water that is 60 meters high, glistening with spray reflecting the winter sun.

Next, visit Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, a pitch-black volcanic sand beach ranked among the top 10 most beautiful beaches in the world.

Admire the hexagonal basalt-column cliffs arranged like sculptures, showcasing unique wonders crafted by nature.

This is an exceedingly rare sight on Earth, where the jet-black sand contrasts with the foaming white waves of the Atlantic Ocean and the white snow clinging to the basalt columns.

It feels like stepping into a sci-fi fantasy film.

Then, head to Vatnajokull National Park and Diamond Beach.

The lagoon is filled with giant icebergs calved from the main glacier, drifting in the water before being washed ashore onto the adjacent black sand beach.

Experience the grandeur of Europe's largest glacier and take an amphibious boat tour up close to thousand-year-old icebergs.

Giant crystal-blue icebergs rest on the pitch-black sand, glistening in the sunlight like huge diamonds scattered across the beach—a breathtaking sight.

Transfer to a restaurant for dinner at your leisure.

Check in to your hotel in the Hofn area (Accommodation: Hofn - Berjaya Iceland Hotels).

We take the group to the national park meeting point to transfer to a Super Jeep 4x4, driving through the snow to experience the ultimate unseen wonder at the Natural Blue Ice Cave - Unseen.

This is a natural wonder that can only be experienced during winter (November - March). In summer, these caves melt away and reform into completely new shapes every year.

Transferring guests into a Super Jeep 4x4 to explore and hike inside this natural ice cave.

Inside the cave, you will find thousands-of-years-old thick ice crystals in vivid crystal blue, making you feel as if you have stepped right into Queen Elsa's ice palace.

The winter sunlight shining through the ice creates a magical sparkle—an unseen sight that large tour buses rarely include because it requires extra time and has limited visitor capacity, but it is ideal for our private van group of 6.

Lunch.

Then, visit Svartifoss Waterfall - a hidden waterfall tucked away in the valley behind a curtain of black rock columns.

Its highlight is being framed by pitch-black basalt lava columns that hang down like church pipe organs (the very inspiration for the design of Hallgrimskirkja church in the capital).

On foot (visiting Svartifoss Waterfall requires hiking from the Skaftafell Visitor Centre, with a round-trip distance of about 3 kilometers).

Walking along this winter nature trail to reach the waterfall is a truly unseen and peaceful experience.

White snowflakes cling to the black rock columns, while parts of the waterfall freeze into hanging icicles—uniquely beautiful and unlike any other waterfall.

An unseen highlight: the viewpoint of Vestrahorn Mountain & Stokksnes black sand beach to capture the evening light.

Or use it as a "Northern Lights hunting spot" in the evening after dinner, as Mount Vestrahorn (nicknamed Batman Mountain)

is a steep, jagged rocky peak towering right beside the black sand beach. When the tide is low,

the shallow water on the black sand beach becomes perfectly still, reflecting the entire mountain like a giant mirror (Mirror Effect).

It is so magnificent that photographers from all over the world consider it a dream location (if the sky is clear, our van driver will take guests back to Mount Vestrahorn again

to set up cameras and wait to photograph the Northern Lights sweeping across Batman Mountain—an unseen view).

Free time as we take you to a restaurant, and dinner.

Check in to accommodation in the Hofn area. Check in to accommodation in the Hofn area (Accommodation: Hofn - Berjaya Iceland Hotels)

Photo credit: Iceland The Beautiful

In the morning, an unseen highlight: visit Hofskirkja Turf Church, a uniquely picturesque rest stop and photo spot.

Located just 15-20 minutes from Skaftafell National Park (also on the way to Hofn), even a brief 15-minute stop leaves a wonderful impression.

This is the last turf church built in Iceland (built in 1884). The church roof is covered with soil and green grass,

which in December is blanketed in pure white snow, looking just like a cozy little house from an ancient fairytale—charming and truly unseen.

Next, we drive along the East Fjords, an expansive coastal route filled with steep mountain ranges, winding fjords,

and historic Nordic fishing villages. As we travel along the Ring Road, this route allows you to truly immerse yourself in Iceland's signature tranquility.

Far from the crowds, our small van group can pull over for photos at secret scenic viewpoints all along the way. The panoramic views of sharp, snow-covered mountain peaks

reflecting on the calm waters of the fjord bay create a breathtaking scene filled with serenity and grandeur.

Take you on an unseen visit to Vik Baths, Iceland's only floating geothermal hot spring lagoon (Unseen & Relax), located just 5-10 minutes from Egilsstadir.

This is a natural geothermal bath designed with "geometric warm pools floating on an icy lake" (Urridavatn). Soaking in the warm mineral waters

surrounded by views of the lake and winter snow is utterly blissful and serene.

(It is much less crowded than the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon), plus the mineral water here is so pure and clean that it is certified drinkable.

Arrive in Egilsstadir, the main town of the eastern region. Tonight is one of the darkest and clearest spots for hunting the Northern Lights.

Free time as we take you to a restaurant, and dinner.

Check in to accommodation in the Egilsstadir area (Accommodation: Ormurinn Cottages)

Travel to Dettifoss, known as the "most powerful waterfall in Europe," with massive volumes of water cascading down into the canyon.

Hear the thunderous roar and feel the ground vibrate as hundreds of thousands of liters of water plunge below, surrounded by the vastness and raw power of nature here.

Especially in winter, surrounded by ice and snow, it looks even more powerful and truly magical.

Lunch.

In the afternoon, explore around Lake Myvatn.

Godafoss, the "Waterfall of the Gods," a stunning and gracefully curved semicircular waterfall.

This is a historic site where Icelanders cast their pagan idols of Odin into the water upon converting to Christianity.

Travel to Husavik, a northern coastal town. Check in to the hotel and relax.

Overnight in Husavik (Hotel: Fosshotel Husavik)

In the morning, head to Husavik harbor for a whale watching cruise in Husavik, known as the "Whale Watching Capital of Europe."

With a sighting rate of nearly 100% in this natural bay, it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to see humpback whales or dolphins

swimming freely in the Arctic Ocean. The sight of a giant whale fluke lifting above the water in all its majesty, set against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains surrounding the bay,

is a breathtaking, unforgettable moment. (Warm, thick thermal suits are provided on board.)

Once everyone is geared up in windproof, waterproof overalls and life vests, the boat heads out into Skjalfandi Bay.

Before long, you may spot the whales and dolphins that inhabit these Arctic waters. With the boat's speed covering a wide area, the chances of spotting whales are even higher.

The two most commonly sighted species in this area are famous for surfacing and spectacular acrobatic displays: the magnificent humpback whale and the friendly white-beaked dolphin.

You might also encounter minke whales and harbor porpoises, which are just as delightful. Husavik is truly renowned as Europe's whale watching capital.

Thanks to the incredible marine biodiversity, you may also have the chance to see blue whales, fin whales, pilot whales, and even orcas (killer whales).

After taking in the rich marine life to your heart's content, the boat returns to Husavik harbor.

In the afternoon, travel to Akureyri, Iceland's second-largest city, nicknamed the "Capital of the North." This charming town sits at the base of the country's longest fjord.

Admire the architecture and northern lifestyle, visit the iconic Akureyrarkirkja church, and stroll along the pedestrian street warmly decorated with Christmas and year-end lights.

The colorful Scandinavian-style town, set against white snow and twinkling evening lights, creates a wonderfully cozy festive atmosphere.

Free time with drop-off at a restaurant for dinner.

Overnight in Akureyri (Hotel: Hotel Kea by Keahotels)

In the morning, visit Mount Kirkjufell, also known as the "Wizard's Hat Mountain," an iconic photo spot in Iceland and a filming location for Game of Thrones.

Standing to take a photo of the wizard-hat-shaped mountain alongside the small frozen waterfall in the foreground is a magical angle that wows everyone.

Also explore the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. This peninsula features dramatic sea cliffs and picturesque fishing villages, earning it the nickname "Iceland in Miniature."

It is an unmissable highlight for small van tour groups, bringing together almost every type of Icelandic landscape onto a single peninsula:

volcanoes, glaciers, coastal cliffs, black sand beaches, and lava fields.

Travel to Reykjavik, the capital city, for a city tour. Visit Hallgrimskirkja Church:

an arrow-shaped concrete church inspired by basalt columns, the tallest and most prominent landmark of the capital.

And Harpa Concert Hall: a geometric glass building reflecting vibrant colored lights along the harbor.

Free time with drop-off at a restaurant for dinner.

Overnight in Reykjavik (Hotel: Skuggi Hotel by Keahotels)

04.30 Check out and transfer to Keflavik Airport for your return flight to Thailand, filled with wonderful memories and impressions.