Explore Golden Circle Private Tour Up to 7 Passengers Included

If you are looking for an unforgettable adventure with your friends or family, join us on our private and personalized Golden Circle tour, the most famous of all scenic routes in Iceland.

The Golden Circle is one of Iceland’s most popular tourist routes, known for its breathtaking natural wonders, enchanting waterfalls, remarkable geothermal phenomena and cultural landmarks. It is a circular route that covers approximately 300 kilometers, starting from Reykjavik, the capital city.

On our tour we will be visiting Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Geothermal and Thingvellir National Park. These are the most popular of the main attractions of our Golden Circle tour, but there are many more to discover along the way, such as Skálholt historical church, Faxafoss waterfall, Hjálparfoss, Kerid Carter and more.

Sit back and relax, enjoy the beauty of Iceland as we handle the approximately 4 hours of comfortable driving from pickup to drop-off, and between the amazing stops.

Gullfoss Waterfall, is a majestic two-tiered cascade that will take your breath away.

Marvel at the sheer power as the Hvítá River plummets 31 meters into a rugged canyon in two stages, creating a mesmerizing display of nature’s force.

Don’t forget your raincoat, as you might get wet from the spray!

Geysir Geothermal Area, witness closely the remarkable Strokkur geyser in action.

Experience the anticipation as it erupts, shooting hot water sometimes up to 30 meters in the air and steam high into the air.

Immerse yourself in the geothermal wonders of this unique landscape, where bubbling mud pools and vibrant colors paint a surreal backdrop.

Þingvellir National Park, is the only UNESCO World Heritage site on the Icelandic mainland, where the world’s oldest existing parliament first met in 930 AD.

You will also see the amazing geology of the park, where the tectonic plates of Eurasia and North America drift apart, creating a rift valley with scenic rock formations and water bodies.

You can even snorkel or dive between the continents in the crystal-clear water of Silfra fissure! Explore the crystal-clear water of Silfra fissure, located between the continents.

Faxafoss is a magical waterfall surrounded by green trees and tall cliffs. Feel the cool mist and listen to the soothing sound of rushing water!

Faxafoss exudes an ethereal charm like no other. Feel the mist on your face and hear the melodious symphony of rushing waters, immersing you in a sensory wonderland.

Experience Nature's Harmony: Immerse yourself in the serenity of Kerid's tranquil lake. Our expert guides will accompany you on an exhilarating journey, sharing fascinating stories of its creation and the magic that surrounds it.
In the heart of Kerið, a tranquil lake glistens like a jewel, reflecting the clear blue sky above. A symphony of sights and sounds awaits you - the gentle rustling of leaves, the chirping of birds, and the distant echoes of nature at its finest. Immerse yourself in the harmony of this pristine environment, and let your worries melt away.
Kerid Carter is a true geological masterpiece.

Skálholt is a captivating historic site nestled in the heart of Iceland's countryside. Known for its cultural and religious significance, it's a must-visit destination.

At the heart of Skálholt lies its iconic church, a living testament to centuries of Icelandic history. Built in the 12th century, this remarkable place of worship has witnessed the nation's spiritual journey and served as a focal point for religious and educational activities.

Skálholt church served as a bishopric and was the country's cultural and spiritual center for over 700 years.
Skálholt was not just a religious center; it was also a place of learning. The first school in Iceland was established here.

The Twin Marvels - Hjálparfoss has two waterfalls side by side, creating a breathtaking sight. Feel the spray and hear the gentle rush of water!

Our friendly guides will accompany you, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trip. They'll share interesting facts about Hjálparfoss and its natural wonders.