Golden Circle Journey A Private Tale of Iceland's Natural Wonders

You will be get picked up by tour representative (car driver is also a guide) from your suggested Pickup Location in Reykjavik.

A valley between two worlds – the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates drift apart here, leaving deep cracks in the earth. It is also the birthplace of Iceland’s parliament, where people gathered under the open sky more than a thousand years ago. Walk between cliffs, hear the sound of Öxarárfoss waterfall, and see the small wooden church standing quietly in the field.

A waterfall hidden in the heart of Þingvellir. The river Öxará tumbles down black lava cliffs, its white spray catching the light. Surrounded by moss and stone, it feels both gentle and powerful. The path leads you close enough to hear its constant roar – a reminder of Iceland’s endless water.

A small wooden church with a pointed steeple, standing quietly among the fields of Þingvellir. It has been rebuilt over centuries, yet it keeps its simple grace. Next to it lie old turf houses, once homes of priests. The place feels still, humble, and full of history – a touch of peace in the wide valley.

Steam rises from the ground, the smell of sulfur hangs in the air, and the earth feels alive. Around it, pools bubble and hiss.

Explore the Strokkur geyser, which erupts every 5-10 minutes, sending boiling water 20-30 meters high.

The great Geysir – now mostly quiet – still gives its name to all the geysers in the world.

Gullfoss, or "Golden Falls," plunges 32 meters in two stunning tiers. On sunny days, the mist creates rainbow views over the waterfall, adding to the breathtaking natural beauty.

Available in Plus Version. Faxi, also known as Vatnsleysufoss, is a wide and tranquil waterfall with a fish ladder built alongside it to help migrating salmon. It’s a lesser-known spot, perfect for a peaceful visit and photo opportunity.

Available in Plus Version. This is optional stop completely depend on how much time we have left on the tour and also visitors wish to stop or move on. Friðheimar is a geothermal greenhouse where tomatoes thrive thanks to Iceland’s geothermal energy. Enjoy fresh tomato soup or other tomato-based dishes at their restaurant. Friðheimar’s kitchen is open daily from 11:30 to 16:00. Reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity.
Duration is 10 Minutes to 45 Minutes

Available in Plus Version. This is optional stop completely depend on how much time we have left on the tour and also visitors wish to stop or move on. Secret Lagoon offers a natural hot spring experience surrounded by steaming vents and untouched Icelandic beauty. It is one of Iceland’s oldest pools, dating back to 1891. The Secret Lagoon is open from 10:00 to 19:00 or 20:00, depending on the season. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak travel times.
Duration is about 1 hour.

End. Drop-off back at your chosen place in Reykjavik.