Mountains of brilliant colors, natural springs ideal for bathing, remote landscapes that have not been altered by man…. Landmannalaugar, is a paradise that any hiker or nature lover will appreciate and immediately fall in love with. Situated in the interior of Iceland, it is difficult to access, meaning that there are far less tourists and visitors than in other sites found on the Ring Road. Only the most adventurous of travelers dare to enter this section of the Island, but those that do are rewarded heavily. The famous Laugavegur trek is listed within the top 20 hikes in the world by National Geographic. This hike requires a minimum of 4 days in order to complete the whole trek. However, for those who do not have the time or desire to spend that much time are still able to enjoy part of the hike by taking a day hike or even a day bus trip from either Reykjavík or from the South Coast, or if you have access to a vehicle, you can arrive by yourself and complete part in one of the abbreviated tours in order to appreciate the beautiful interior that so few tourists take the time to see. Or try out the Super Jeep trip to add a whole new way of seeing this painted paradise. It is possible to take a short 2-hour hike and take in the Laugahraun lava fields and Brenninsteinsalda Mountain; a 1-hour walk to Bláhnjúkur Mountain, or a 4-hour hike to Ljótipollur Crater. And do not hesitate or dare to miss the experience of taking a bath in one of the springs, which are found in pure, utter nature.