Arctic Flora & Fauna Despite its harsh climate, Iceland is home to a surprising variety of plant and wild animal species. Hiking allows you to encounter Iceland´s unique flora & fauna up close! There are, in fact, over 600 species of moss in Iceland alone and Arctic wildflowers such as the blue Geranium sylvaticum, the wood cranesbill or the beautiful Eriophorum scheuchzeri, the white cottongrass greet hikers in the rolling green hills of South Iceland as well as bird species like puffins, snipes, arctic terns and the shy Arctic fox. Geothermal bathing springs Iceland is famous for its geothermal activity, resulting in numerous hot springs scattered throughout the landscape. After a long day of hiking, there's nothing quite like soaking in a natural hot spring surrounded by Iceland's stunning scenery. History to touch In addition to its natural beauty, Iceland boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage. Hiking trails often pass by ancient Viking ruins, historic sites, and traditional Icelandic villages, providing opportunities to learn about the country's fascinating history and culture. Our signature Hike & Relax tour Sagas & Spas
will take you to fascinating trails in South & West Iceland, discovering Iceland literature, history and geology on easy daily hikes and while concluding each day in some of the best geothermal springs and lagoons Iceland has to offer. In the evening enjoy one of the many wonderful restaurants in downtown Reykjavík. Stay for 3 nights in lovely Hotel Reykjavík Saga**** is the Old Town of Reykjavík, just a stone´s throw from the harbor, the historical buildings and Tjörnin, the capital´s adorable lake. Our groups are small and our guides will go the extra mile for you! See our departures for 2024 and keep in mind that we are always happy to make you an offer for a private group for your friends & family. See you soon in Iceland!
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