Landmannalaugar

After 3-4 hours on road we will arrive to our first attraction Landmannalaugar is particularly famous for its colorful rhyolite mountains, which are formed by volcanic activity and are characterized by their vivid hues of red, orange, yellow, and green. The region is also home to numerous hot springs and geothermal pools, which are popular among tourists for bathing. The area is a popular hiking destination, with a number of well-marked trails leading through the mountains and valleys. One of the most famous hikes is the Laugavegur Trail, a 55-kilometer route that starts in Landmannalaugar and ends in Þörsmork, another popular hiking area.

Haifoss

Háifoss is a waterfall located in the south of Iceland, near the volcano Hekla. It is one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland, with a height of approximately 122 meters (400 feet). The name "Háifoss" means "high waterfall" in Icelandic. The waterfall is situated in the Fossárdalur valley and is fed by the river Fossá, which flows from the glaciers in the highlands. The surrounding area is characterized by rugged cliffs and volcanic rock formations, which add to the dramatic beauty of the waterfall.