4 December · Friday
Italy and Reykjavík
Departure from Milan Linate or Rome Fiumicino with flights Lufthansa via Frankfurt. Arrival in Keflavík, meeting with the guide and bus transfer in the center of Reykjavík. Visit of the capital, between the streets Lækjargata, Austurstræti, Laugavegur and Skólavörðustígur. Accommodation in hotel, dinner at your own expense and overnight stay.
5 December · Saturday
Circle of Gold and Fontana Baths
Breakfast and departure with the guide for the Golden Circle. Visit of the Þingvellir National Park and stop at the Fontana thermal baths of Laugarvatn, with entrance and towel included. Continue for the area of Geysir, with the Geyser Strokkur, and for the Gullfoss waterfall. Along the southern coast, stop at the Urriðafoss and Seljalandsfoss falls. Arriving at the hotel and dinner. In the evening possibility to wait and observe the Northern Lights near the hotel, if conditions permit.
6 December · Sunday
South Coast, Skaftafell and Jökulsarlon
Breakfast and day along the southern coast, between black beaches, cliffs and glaciers. The program includes the Dyrhólaey area, the Skógafoss waterfall, Skaftafell and a walk to the Diamond Beach. Visit the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, with floating icebergs. The presence of ice fragments on the beach depends on the weather. Dinner and overnight at Fosshotel Núpar; in the evening, another possibility to observe the Northern Lights around the hotel.
7 December · Monday
The lava tunnel and Reykjavík
Breakfast and return along the southern coast. Stop and visit the Lava Tunnel in Raufarhólshellir, along the path excavated by an ancient lava run. An opportunity to observe volcanic formations inside the tunnel. Arrival in Reykjavík in the late afternoon, dinner at your own expense and overnight stay.
8 December · Tuesday
Reykjavík and return to Italy
Breakfast and leisure in the capital. Transfer by bus to Keflavík airport and return to Milan Linate or Rome Fiumicino with Lufthansa flights via Frankfurt.
The order of visits and activities can change for organizational and meteorological needs, as indicated by local guides.