Iceland is a unique country, full of stunning places to explore: majestic waterfalls, icy glaciers, hot springs and black sand beaches. All this comes from the island’s position on tectonic plates, making it a geological and geothermal wonder and a gift for travellers.
Tuareg Special – South Iceland
For summer 2025, we offer an unforgettable adventure from Snæfellsnes National Park to the iconic Golden Circle. We will walk through Landmannalaugar and Skaftafell’s incredible geological formations, sail among icebergs in Jökulsárlón and approach puffins in their natural habitat.
Iceland is a unique place, where nature is shown in its wildest form: active volcanoes, geysers, glaciers... here we can walk on the fault separating the tectonic plates of Europe and America. He predicted it at the time Jules Verne in their Journey to the Centre of the Earth, without ever having visited the island of ice and fire, relying only on accounts I had read and maps.
Travelling through Iceland
One of Iceland's many iconic waterfalls, Gullfoss is the nature in all its splendor. The mighty river Hvita, fed by glaciers, plunges 32 metres in two stages into a steep gorge whose walls reach 70 metres high. In the past, it provoked fierce disputes among speculators in hydroelectric.
The Haukadalur valley is the home of Great Geysir of which The main attraction is spectacular Strokkur geyser, erupting every 8–10 minutes and sending water more than 20 metres high. In this high-temperature geothermal area there are minor forms of volcanic extrusive activity and, in addition to the geyser, you can see examples of fumaroles, bubbling mud puddles and hot springs.
Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s largest and most elegant waterfalls, 25 metres wide with a 60-metre drop. Its spray often creates a single or double rainbow on sunny days, adding to its charm.
Vik is a beach of volcanic sand and small pebbles, with remarkable basalt columns and volcanic formations near the cliffs.
Iceland's fourth largest glacier, Myrdalsjokull embodies the land of fire and ice. Deep beneath the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap lies one of Iceland’s largest active volcanoes, the destructive Katla. On Iceland’s popular south coast, Mýrdalsjökull is one of its most accessible glaciers. We will take a crampon excursion on one of its glacier tongues.
Svartifoss is one of Iceland's most amazing and beautiful waterfalls: its name literally means ‘Black Waterfall’. The narrow, elegant waterfall drops 20 m from a crescent-shaped cliff of magnificent black hexagonal basalt columns. These columns resemble the pipes of a giant church organ.
Jökulsárlón is the largest and deepest glacier lagoon of Iceland, located in the southeastern part of Iceland. Huge icebergs float past in surprising shapes.
Tuareg Special: Southern Iceland
With a guide who knows the island well, we explore the south, combining major sights with walks that bring us closer to nature.
Iceland✔️ One departure only: 18 JUL 2025
✔️ Price from 3595€
Landmannalaugar Trekking
Adventure icon in Iceland, considered one of the most spectacular walking trips in the world.
This route is suitable for travellers in good physical condition who are used to mountain walking.
✔️ Departures 16, 23, 30 JUL | 6, 13, 20 Aug 2025
✔️ Price from 2270€ + flight
Fly-drive in Iceland
✔️ Daily departures
✔️ Price from 2695€ + flight
