• Hveragerdi - After traversing the Hellisheiðir plateau, the journey arrives at the quaint town of Hveragerði, known for its numerous geothermally heated greenhouses. A brief stop is made at a shopping center to visit an earthquake fissure.
• Kerid Crater - The tour continues to the 6,500-year-old Kerið crater, the northernmost in the Tjarnarhólar crater series. The crater measures 55 meters deep and 270x170 meters in diameter, with water depths ranging from 7 to 14 meters.
• Gullfoss Waterfall - The next destination is the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, where the Hvitá River cascades in two stages into a narrow gorge. Gullfoss is renowned as one of the country’s most stunning waterfalls.
• Geysir - The tour proceeds to the Haukadalur geothermal area, home to the famous geyser. Although the namesake geyser is infrequently active, the Strokkur geyser erupts up to 25 meters high every 5 to 10 minutes. The visit allows ample time to explore the numerous hot springs and witness several Strokkur eruptions.
• Efstidalur II - A brief stop is made at the Efsti-Dalur farm, featuring an ice cream factory that produces ice cream from the farm’s own cows’ milk. Icelanders enjoy ice cream at any time, and visitors can discover why Icelandic ice cream is so beloved. (Ice cream is not included in the fare)
• Laugarvatn - Laugarvatn is a lake surrounded by numerous hot springs, where geothermal energy is used to bake bread. From Laugarvatn, the journey heads west across the Lyngdalsheiði plateau to Þingvellir, offering a beautiful view of Lake Þingvallavatn and passing several tectonic fissures.
• Thingvellir National Park - The final stop is Þingvellir National Park, the site where the Icelandic parliament Alþing was established in 930. Visitors explore the Öxarárfoss waterfall on foot and the Almannagjá gorge, formed by continental drift and the location of the Alþing’s founding.
• Reykjavik - A brief city tour of Reykjavík concludes the journey, followed by a return to the port.

• English speaking local tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

This day tour, led by an English-speaking local guide, is perfect for cruise ship passengers. It features a small group setting with a maximum of 19 participants, typically accommodating up to 8. The tour departs from Reykjavik and follows the renowned Golden Circle route, showcasing famous attractions.

Participants will visit the earthquake crevasse located in a shopping center in Hveragerði, explore the Kerið volcanic crater, and admire the stunning Gullfoss waterfall. In Haukadalur, visitors will encounter hot springs and the Strokkur Geyser. A delightful stop at Efsti Salur Farm offers a taste of delicious Icelandic ice cream.

At the shores of the warm Laugarvatn lake, guests can see hot springs used by locals for baking bread. Þingvellir National Park provides an opportunity to witness plate tectonics firsthand. On the return journey, there will be a brief stop in downtown Reykjavik.

The tour’s departure time and duration are tailored to accommodate cruise ships docking at Reykjavik’s port. For instance, if a ship arrives an hour late, the bus will wait for passengers.

• If you need a wheelchair but can walk a few meters and get on the bus, please let us know in advance. If you would like to take a trolley with you for a child, please inform us in advance.
• Please note that a large portion of the time on the bus will be spent traveling time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.