Discover the surreal beauty of Kerlingarfjöll on a private highlands adventure. Experience geothermal wonders, vivid landscapes, and serene solitude in Iceland’s untouched nature.
- Thingvellir National Park - The oldest national park in Iceland, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. Here you will also see the old Viking parliament, the oldest democratic parliament in the world.
- Geysir - The only active Geysir in Iceland erupting every 5-6 minutes!
- Gullfoss Waterfall - Iceland’s second largest waterfall originating from the Langjökull and Hofsjökull glaciers.
- Kerlingarfjoll - ‘The Witch Mountains’ An otherworldly geothermal paradise where Boiling water mixes with Glaciers and snow. The true meaning of Fire and Ice. Here we will have a small hike in the Hveradalir valley.
- Highland Base at Kerlingarfjöll - The only hotel in Icelandic highlands that is open year round. Stop here for lunch and a swim in the thermal baths if you want.
- Reykjavik - Driving to and from Reykjavik will take approximately 5 hours
- Licensed Guide/Driver
- Rain jacket and Rain pants
- Lunch
Kerlingarfjöll, located in the Icelandic Highlands, is a stunning geothermal wonderland that makes for an unforgettable day tour. The journey itself is an adventure, taking you through rugged highland roads with spectacular scenery at every turn. As you approach Kerlingarfjöll, the landscape transforms into a surreal mix of vividly colored rhyolite mountains, steaming vents, and glistening snow patches, offering a stark and beautiful contrast.
What makes Kerlingarfjöll truly amazing is the sense of remoteness and tranquility. Even though it’s a popular destination, the vastness of the area allows for moments of solitude, where you can fully immerse yourself in the raw beauty of Icelandic nature. The combination of geothermal wonders, striking landscapes, and the feeling of being in one of the most pristine and untouched places on earth makes a day tour to Kerlingarfjöll an extraordinary experience.
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