• Reykjavik - The adventure starts in Reykjavík, where travelers will meet their guide before venturing out of the city into Iceland’s picturesque countryside. As the capital fades into the distance, the scenery gradually shifts to open farmland, lava fields, and distant mountain ranges sculpted by volcanic forces.
• Hveragerdi - A brief stop is made in the town of Hveragerði, offering a chance to stretch, use the facilities, or purchase snacks and drinks before heading into the Highlands. Renowned for its geothermal activity and greenhouses powered by natural hot springs, Hveragerði provides a pleasant pause during the journey.
• Hjalparfoss - Hjálparfoss is a stunning double waterfall where two rivers flow side by side into a serene pool. Surrounded by dark lava fields and beautifully crafted basalt columns, the location showcases the striking contrast between Iceland’s volcanic terrain and its glacial waters.

A short, easily accessible walk leads to several viewpoints around the falls, making it an ideal introduction to the rugged beauty of the Highlands. For those seeking a memorable proposal spot, few places are as naturally romantic as this hidden treasure.

• Haifoss - Háifoss is among Iceland’s tallest waterfalls, dropping 122 meters into a deep gorge shaped by volcanic eruptions and glacial rivers. The surrounding landscape is vast and untamed, with steep cliffs, open plateaus, and expansive views across the Highlands.

In recent years, the dramatic scenery at Háifoss gained international fame after featuring in the season finale of Stranger Things. Standing here, one might wonder if the landscape is real — its scale and atmosphere feel almost otherworldly. Visitors will have time to walk along the viewpoint, take photographs, and fully appreciate the immense beauty and raw power of this remote location.

Difficulty level: Easy to moderate walking.

• Visit Vikings, Pjooveldisbaerinn - The Commonwealth Farm in Þjórsárdalur is a detailed reconstruction of a Viking-age farm, built using archaeological evidence from the 11th-century site of Stöng, which was buried under volcanic tephra. The farm offers a fascinating insight into early Icelandic life, traditional turf-house construction, and the resilience required by the country’s first settlers.

If the setting seems familiar, it may be recognized from Season 4 of Game of Thrones, where the dramatic landscape served as a filming location.

The tour stops here around lunchtime, allowing time to explore the buildings at your own pace. Please note that lunch and entrance fees are not included.

• Reykjavik - After exploring Þjóðveldisbærinn, the scenic journey back to Reykjavík begins. Leaving the historic farm behind, the route travels once more through the expansive landscapes of Þjórsárdalur Valley, with views of rivers, lava fields, and distant mountains accompanying the way.

Relax and enjoy the return to the capital in the evening, concluding a full day of waterfalls, Viking history, and dramatic highland scenery on a memorable note.

• Free Wi-Fi Onboard the Bus
• Expert English Guide

• Lunch
• Admission fees

This tour offers a visit to Háifoss, one of Iceland’s tallest waterfalls and a recognized filming site for Netflix’s Stranger Things. Stand at the edge of the impressive canyon where scenes were filmed and immerse yourself in the raw, otherworldly landscape that brought the series to life. Along with a visit to the twin waterfalls of Hjálparfoss and the reconstructed Viking-era farm at Þjóðveldisbærinn, this small-group experience combines cinematic scenery, powerful nature, and Icelandic history into one unforgettable highland adventure.

• Explore Háifoss, one of Iceland’s tallest waterfalls and a filming location for Stranger Things

• Stand at the dramatic canyon edge where scenes from the series were filmed

• Discover the twin waterfalls of Hjálparfoss, surrounded by striking basalt formations

• Visit the reconstructed Viking-era farm Þjóðveldisbærinn in Þjórsárdalur Valley

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.