Check out some of the planned highlights
Mount Mælifell
The lovers of Icelandic scenery will savor the scenes from Mýrdalsjökull glacier. Situated in the south of the Icelandic highlands, it is the country’s fourth-largest ice cap. Underneath its peak of almost 1500 meters, there rests a notorious and explosive volcano, Katla
Langjokull Glacier
The mighty Langjökull, the ‘Long Glacier’, is the second-largest glacier in Iceland, at 935 square kilometres (361 square miles). For jeep and snowmobile trips, Langjökull is the most popular glacier in Iceland, and skiing and hiking here is possible as well.
Grímsey Island
Jump the Arctic Circle! One of the major attractions of Grímsey is the puffin that makes its nest in the cliffs in April and goes back to sea in August. Another one is the Arctic Circle, with many visitors aiming to step over the circle. In 2017 a new landmark was revealed that signifies where the Arctic Circle goes through the island. It's a giant ball and is called "Orbus et Globus. " Weighing almost 7 tons, it is moved each year to align to the Arctic Circle.