• Thingvellir National Park - The journey begins at Þingvellir, the site of the first Icelandic parliament. Established in 930 AD, it holds the title of the oldest parliament in Europe. In addition to its rich history, visitors can witness the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the tectonic plates separate Europe from North America.
• Geysir - This “water puddle” lends its name to all other geysers worldwide. “Strokkur,” Geysir’s smaller counterpart, remains active today, erupting every 5-8 minutes, offering a spectacular display.
• Gullfoss Waterfall - Finally, there’s Gullfoss, the golden waterfall. During summer, up to 130,000 liters per second cascade down this mighty waterfall. On clear days, the Langjökull glacier is also visible.
• Fridheimar - Iceland is renowned for its geothermal energy, which not only heats homes but also supports vegetable cultivation in greenhouses. Friðheimar Tomato Farm is an excellent place to experience this. A brief tour of the greenhouse will be followed by a tasting of their delightful tomato soup.
• Secret Lagoon - Gamla Laugin - The day concludes with a relaxing swim in geothermal waters. The guide will take you to “Gamla Laugin” (The Secret Lagoon), a thermal pool established in 1891, still favored by locals. It is the country’s oldest swimming pool, maintaining a constant temperature of 38/40 °C, thanks to the surrounding geothermal activity.

• Admission to the Secret Lagoon
• Snacks

• Lunch

This is not merely another Golden Circle tour — it includes a unique local touch. In a single memorable day, participants will explore Iceland’s most renowned attractions such as Þingvellir, Geysir, and Gullfoss, relax in the Secret Lagoon, and tour a geothermal tomato farm. Group sizes are kept small, guides are selected for their personality and expertise, and the day progresses at an ideal pace. It’s a personal, flavorful experience, rich with stories to cherish.

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