And let me find no true abode

We arrive back in Reykjavík and lovely Hotel Thingholt in time for dinner.

And you never have to get back in the minibuses again. We promise! Make sure to thank your guides, than either head up to your rooms, over to the spa, or out into town for nightlife ala Iceland. It's our last evening here, so don't have so much fun that you don't look up at sky for our last glimpse of the Northern Lights for a while.

Still spectacular, huh?

After our nice, relaxing 3-hour-hike and birdnapping attempt, we get back in the minibuses (make sure you haven't "accidentally lost" your nametags, Minibus #3) and drive towards the Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon and its famous Diamond Beach. After that, it's on to our actual, real, non-tent hotel for the evening located just outside the village of Höfn. The Northern Lights won't be quite as spectacular as the were last night, but the village is small enough not to kick up a lot of light pollution, so the view will still be pretty amazing.

Before we arrive at our final destination for the evening, we have a little more driving to get through. We drive towards the mighty Eyjafjallajökull Volcan--the one that erupted in 2010-- in the setting sun, stopping along the way at Seljalandsfoss Waterfall. Seljalandsfoss is quite special because you are able to walk behind the waterfall, which gives you another perspective on these 60 m high falls. There is one final stop before we come to our accommodation for the night, the beautiful Skógafoss Waterfall, which descends elegantly into the Skógá River.

Now that you have thoroughly waterfalled out--not you, Sidon--we arrive at our stop for the evening: the Volcano Huts and their elaborate tents for glamping.

Yep. Glamping. Outside. In tents.

The view of the Northern Lights will be amaaaaazing?