Golden Circle, Secret Lagoon & Kerið

Starting directly from Reykjavik, you'll discover Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, and the Geysir Hot Spring Area - iconic landmarks that make up the Golden Circle. You'll explore them on foot, learning from your guide about their stories and taking pictures. We'll round out the tour with a visit to the Secret Lagoon, a geothermal pool perfect for relaxing. It's the perfect way to end an adventurous day!

Pick-up: Pick-up starts at 08:00 from your accommodation or a nearby authorized meeting point in Reykjavik. Everyone's pick-up can take up to 30 minutes. Your patience is much appreciated.

Thingvellir National Park
We'll kick off the day with a morning pick-up from your selected location. A 40-minute drive brings us to our first stop: Þingvellir (Thingvellir) National Park. It was once home to Iceland's first parliament, Althingi. Stepping into Thingvellir, you'll immediately sense the power of standing in a rift valley, proof of our Earth's constant movement. Exploring the park, you'll walk between the two tectonic plates - Eurasian and North American. Iceland's stunning natural beauty and rich history come together here to form one of the most breathtaking spots in the world.

Gullfoss Waterfall
Next up on our itinerary is one of Iceland's most iconic waterfalls: Gullfoss, translated to "Golden Waterfall." Gullfoss receives glacial waters from Langjökull, Iceland's second-largest glacier. This majestic two-tiered cascade seems to disappear into the depths below, plummeting an impressive 102 feet (32 meters). It's a captivating display of nature's power. Whether you visit in summer, winter, spring, or fall, Gullfoss never fails to be mesmerizing.

Geysir Geothermal Area
Next on our itinerary is the Geysir Geothermal Area, which is famous for being home to Iceland's most well-known geysers. This area is actually the namesake of all geysers! Here, you'll stroll among bubbling water pools, clear geothermal springs, and steam vents. The most active geyser, Strokkur, erupts every 4 to 10 minutes, giving you many chances to see boiling water shoot up between 49 and 65.6 feet (15 to 20 meters) into the air.

Secret Lagoon
After seeing so many attractions, you’ll regain your energy soaking in geothermal waters at Iceland's oldest swimming pool, Secret Lagoon. Located in the moss-covered lava fields, this pool harnesses geothermal power to keep the water at 100.4° - 104°F (38° - 40°C) throughout the year. As you swim, look out for a small geyser erupting near the edge! Make sure to pack your swim gear. If you forget it, you can rent out at the Secret Lagoon. Please note: Due to renovations, the Secret Lagoon will be closed between the 11th and 21st of May 2026.

Kerið Crater
Our final stop of the day is definitely worth the wait. Kerið is a striking volcanic crater filled with a vivid blue lake and framed by steep slopes. The crater is around 6,500 years old, yet it still feels alive with color and texture. In summer, its walls are painted red and green by moss and minerals, while in winter, the blue lake contrasts beautifully with the white snow. Take an easy walk around the rim, where every angle offers a new view of the surrounding landscape and the water below. Nicknamed the “Eye of the Earth,” Kerið is a photographer’s dream and a scenic finale to your adventure.

- Transfer to/from Reykjavik in a minibus
- A guided sightseeing tour of the Golden Circle
- Entrance Fee to the Secret Lagoon
- Free WiFi on the bus

Pick-up starts at 08:00 from your accommodation or a nearby authorized meeting point in Reykjavik. Picking everyone up can take up to 30 minutes, your patience is much appreciated.

Remember to bring: Warm and waterproof outdoor clothing, head wear, gloves and sturdy shoes. Bathing suit & towel are also essential.