Often referred to as the “Land of Fire and Ice”, Iceland's landscape is characterized by waterfalls, geysers, glaciers, volcanoes, beaches, thermal hot springs, and otherworldly steaming lava fields. In addition to stunning landscapes, Iceland is a birder's paradise. Its remote location at the junction of two oceans allows for a unique mix of migratory and vagrant species. Join Reefs to Rockies and Denver Audubon on this unforgettable 10-day birding and natural history tour to Iceland.
Snorri Ingason has been guiding Iceland visitors from all over the world since 2012. He's been involved in monitoring bird populations in southwest Iceland since 2008. His passion for a variety of topics ranging from local history and geology to Iceland's charismatic birds is sure to keep you engaged throughout this 10-day expedition.
Upon arrival to Keflavik Airport, you'll be met and transferred to Reykjavik for a guided city tour. This afternoon, soak in the Blue Lagoon's therapeutic waters, an excellent way to relax after your overnight flight.
Accommodations: Reykjavik Natura Icelandair Hotel or similar
Meals: Breakfast