Embark on a captivating journey through the Golden Circle, with convenient pick-up from designated locations in Reykjavik or the Skarfabakki cruise ship terminal.
We’ll begin at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
Next, we’ll explore the geothermal area near Haukadalur Valley where you’ll witness the awe-inspiring geysers, including the legendary Geysir, which gave its name to these natural wonders.
Prepare for an unforgettable encounter with the majestic Gullfoss waterfall. Stand at the edge of the canyon and feel the spray on your face as you witness the stunning beauty of this iconic Icelandic landmark.
Finally, we’ll visit the stunning Kerid Crater, a vibrant volcanic crater lake.
This tour packs the best of the Golden Circle into a shorter timeframe, making it ideal for cruise passengers and Reykjavik visitors alike seeking an unforgettable Icelandic experience.
Included
- Kerid Crater admission
- Small-group tour (tour operated exclusively on minibuses with a maximum of 19 passengers)
- Professional and local driver/guide
- Pickup and drop-off from designated bus stops & hotels
- Live commentary on board
Not included
- Food and drinks (available for purchase during stops)
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Golden Circle tour is the tour to take if you only take one tour in Iceland! The duration of the stops vary, but it is (very roughly) at least 30 min at each of the main sights.
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You will take a short walk through Thingvellir, a National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, located directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. The history here is also fascinating; Thingvellir was the original site of what is now the longest-running parliament in the world, formed in 930 AD.
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Admire the majestic waterfall Gullfoss. The sheer power of the falls is mesmerizing, and its history is inspiring.
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Another stop will be in the geothermal are near Haukadalur valley. This hilly area has a lot of hot springs, but what it is most renowned for is its geysers. The largest, Geysir gave the world the word geyser, while Strokkur is the most active in the area, shooting water up to 30 meters high every five to ten minutes.
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Visit the stunning Kerid Crater, a vibrant volcanic crater lake. The vivid colors of the lake and surrounding landscape offer a perfect photo opportunity and a unique glimpse into Iceland's volcanic history.
