DAY 1  Arrival
Welcome greet at Keflavík airport. Drive to Reykjavík for check-in at the accommodation.
Overnight in Reykjavík.

DAY 2  Reykjanes Peninsula
Geothermal Area – Blue Lagoon with Bathing
The first day of golfing is dedicated to the geothermal area of the Reykjanes Peninsula (30-40 min. drive from Reykjavik).  After a rewarding day of golf at the Holmsvollur Course in volcanic landscapes we indulge in a relazing dip at the famous Blue Lagoon. The lagoon is a unique wonder of nature with pleasantly warm mineral-rich geothermal water in a middle of a black lava field.  The high natural levels of silica and minerals give the Lagoon its rich blue color. The facilities include modern changing rooms and showers, spa therpay treatmenst and massages, an outdoor geothermal pool, restaurants and shopping.
Overnight in Reykjavik.

Leiran / Holmsvollur Golf Course - 18 hole par 72: This golf course is located on the seaside at the Reykjanes peninsula and also offers a 9 hole training course (The Joel).  The course is easy to walk but has a few water hazards and the famous 3rd hole "Bergvik" is a challenge. A driving range and putting green are located near the clubhouse.

DAY 3  Þingvellir – Grímsnes - Flúðir
National Park of Geothermal Wonders (UNESCO) - Fertile Farmlands - Salmon River
Today we head outside of Reykjavík to Iceland’s scenic south shore. The group will visit Þingvellir National Park, the very place where the first settlers held their annual parliamentary assembly and where the earth is ever so slowly pulling Iceland apart along tectonic plates. From Þingvellir we head towards the Kidjaberg golf course located approximately 40 minutes from Þingvellir.
After playing 18 holes of golf we head to Fludir where the group will overnight for the next three nights.
Dinner and overnight at a hotel in the Flúðir area.

Kidjaberg Golf Course - 18 hole par 71: The course is set in a picturesque landscape between the river Hvitá and Lake Hestvatn. The fairways are placed by the river Hvítá and the course is renowned for its beautiful and interesting surroundings.

DAY 4  Gullfoss – Geysir - Laugavatn
Massive Waterfall - Exploding Geysers - Natural Hot Springs with Bathing
This day the group will go see the Gullfoss waterfall, the queen of Iceland's waterfalls, which is considered by many to be the most impressive in the country. Then we stop at the world-famous Geysir area, a geothermal field where hot springs are in abundance, geysers explode and pools of mud bubble. We stop for an invigorating round of golf at the nearby Geysir Golf Course where the natural landscape is used at it’s fullest. After playing 9 holes we travel to the nearby Laugarvatn Gufan outdoor natural hots springs for a relaxing dip.  
Dinner and overnight in the Flúðir area.

Geysir Golf Course - 9 hole par 74: Geysir Golf Course is adjacent to The Great Geysir, the world renowned hot spring and Iceland's most popular tourist attraction. The golf course has nine holes and a driving range, meandering around and between summer cottages. The course area is L-shaped, with the holes routed in an out-in fashion similar to the Old Course at St. Andrews.

DAY 5  The Westman Islands
The Youngest Place on Earth (UNESCO) - World’s Largest Puffin Colony
We ride by ferry (35 minutes) to the Westman Islands which are a group of 15 islands, situated off the south coast of Iceland. The Westman Islands have a rich history as the island of Heimaey was struck by a volcanic eruption in 1973 and all the inhabitants had to be immediately evacuated. We enjoy a round of golf on the only inhabited island called Heimaey. The golf course there is considered by most to be the most beautiful in Iceland. Afterwards we enjoy a boat ride around the island and are treated with a view of the newest land, Surtsey Island, also known as “The Youngest Place on Earth.” Surtsey Island burst from the North Atlantic in a dramatic ocean floor eruption in 1963. Other sights include the volcanic crater, Eldfell, as well as the world’s largest puffin colony. Return back in the afternoon. 
Dinner and overnight in the Fludir area.

Westman Islands Golf Course - 18 hole par 70: This golf course is very unusual  because of its location in Herjolfsdalur Valley, stretching all the way to the steep ocean cliffs.  The Golf Course is located on the outskirts of town on and tee-off is against a backdrop of volcanic walls, changing wind directions as well as the thunderous ocean. The course has a reputation for having the best greens in the country.

DAY 6  Þorlákshöfn
Fertile Farmlands - Black Sand Beaches - Viking Horses
We begin the day with a magnificent display of the Viking horse with an optional riding tour. When Vikings arrived in Iceland a thousand years ago, they brought the Viking horse with them. Strong and muscular, yet small and gentle, with great stamina, speed and intelligence, they are the perfect riding companions for handling the rough Icelandic terrain. Afterwards we travel to Þorlákshöfn Golf Course. In the late afternoon we return to Reykjavík.
Overnight in Reykjavík.

Þorlákshöfn Golf Course - 18 hole par 72: The course lies along the shore on black sandy beaches and it represents the best example of a links course in Iceland. Located by the seaside near the village of Þorlákshöfn, the course has sand-hills, small lakes, ponds, as well as a driving range.

DAY 7  Reykjavík Golf & City Sightseeing
Reykjavík is a modern city with a wide range of restaurants, museums, galleries and theaters. On our tour we explore the Old Town Center, Parliament, the National Museum, the Pearl (Perlan), and the bustling Harbor Area, to name a few. Our drive continues past Reykjavik's largest outdoor swimming pool in Laugardalur,  which is heated with water from natural hot springs under the city. We also stop at the Ásmundur Sveinsson Sculpture museum and Hallgrímskirkja Church whose high steeple is a landmark visible from all over the city and beyond. Afterwards we play golf at the Grafarholt golf course, the oldest 18-hole golf course in Iceland. Overnight in Reykjavík.

Grafarholt Golf Course - 18 hole par 71: At this course designed  Nils Skold, no two holes are alike. The course is also recognized as Iceland’s premier championship venue and has hosted many European and Nordic tournaments. The course designer used the existing rugged and varied landscape to produce arguably the toughest championship golf course in Iceland with fairways aligned with lava and heather requiring the golfer to use his imagination if he wants to turn in a good score.

DAY 8  Departure
Transfer to Keflavík Airport for the return flight

Includes

• Guided arrival and departure transfer
• Accommodation in Reykjavík for 4 nights including breakfast, rooms with private facilities.
• Accommodation for 3 nights in the countryside including breakfast, rooms with private facilities
• Coach tour with guide as per itinerary
• 3 x dinner in the countryside, 3 course with coffee/tea
• Entrance and towel at for the Blue Lagoon
• Entrance fee – Gufan (outdoor natural hot springs)
• Ferry to the Westman Islands Boat ride around the Westman Islands
• Horse show in Hestheimar horse farm/rental
• Entrance to the National Museum
• 6 green fees

Excludes

Dinners in Reykjavík

Lunches

Beverages

Free pax

Rental of Golfing equipment (clubs etc.)

All services not mentioned above

Includes

• Guided arrival and departure transfer
• Accommodation in Reykjavík for 4 nights including breakfast, rooms with private facilities.
• Accommodation for 3 nights in the countryside including breakfast, rooms with private facilities
• Coach tour with guide as per itinerary
• 3 x dinner in the countryside, 3 course with coffee/tea
• Entrance and towel at for the Blue Lagoon
• Entrance fee – Gufan (outdoor natural hot springs)
• Ferry to the Westman Islands Boat ride around the Westman Islands
• Horse show in Hestheimar horse farm/rental
• Entrance to the National Museum
• 6 green fees

Excludes

Dinners in Reykjavík

Lunches

Beverages

Free pax

Rental of Golfing equipment (clubs etc.)

All services not mentioned above