After an early breakfast you'll be driven 45 minutes outside of Reykjavik to Thingvellir National Park, where among the snow-capped mountains and heathy landscapes you'll find a narrow chasm dividing the tectonic plates of the American and Eurasian continents, otherwise known as the Silfra Fissure. One of the most unique dive sites in the world, the fissure is filled with glacial meltwater so fresh you can drink it (we can confirm it's delicious) and so clear that visibility often extends 100 metres. Dry suit up to explore Silfra, which you'll do in two dives in Summer and one dive in the winter months.

Warm up with hot chocolate and a picnic of snacks after your dive before being driven to get wonderfully toasty in the iconic Blue Lagoon. Located in the middle of a lava field, the lagoon derives its milky turquoise colour from the mineral-rich, geothermal seawater reaching temperatures of 38 degrees, perfect for soothing any aches and pains.

Head back to Reykjavik in the late afternoon and have a wander around the world's most northernly capital (officially). The town is full of quirky, colourful buildings with a thriving restaurant and bar scene, you can see our dossier for all our favourite haunts.

Located a 30-minute drive from Reykjavik, Raufarholshellir was formed 5,200 years ago and extends an impressive 1.2 miles. Venture into the tunnel to see magnificent lava falls and formations on a guided tour. Adrenaline seekers can go on an extended tour into the depths of the tunnel to the source of the cave.

After a quick lunch stop, you can test your driving skills on an exhilarating 4x4 buggy tour on the rugged sloped of Esja Mountain. If you'd rather sit back and see the landscape from above, we can also arrange for a magnificent helicopter tour over the incredible landscapes of Iceland.

In the evening, adventure back into town for a delicious supper, or, if you're all tuckered out from an action-packed weekend, unwind in the hotel's spa before dining in the restaurant.