Iceland Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon Day Tour (Kerid Crater Lake, Geysir & Gullfoss)

Explore Thingvellir National Park, standing on the boundary between two tectonic plates, and experience Iceland's geological wonders.

Watch Strokkur geyser erupt and experience the unique charm of the geothermal area.

Relax in the Blue Lagoon, enjoy the mineral‑rich milky blue water, and soothe your body and mind.

Thingvellir National Park is a site of great geological and cultural significance, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.

Thingvellir lies on the exposed part of the Mid‑Atlantic Ridge, the divergent boundary between the North American and Eurasian plates, meaning you will be standing between two continents.

The Öxarárfoss waterfall cuts through the ridge, featuring a beautiful drop of 13 metres (42.65 feet).

[Itinerary Reference]:

Outbound: Gather at 06:30. Please provide your preferred pick‑up location on the payment page; the supplier will confirm with you again. Please arrive 30 minutes before the departure time.

Attractions / Experiences: Free time, Thingvellir National Park, Öxarárfoss, Hakið, Þingvöllum, Almannagjá, Geysir Geothermal Area, Strokkur Geyser, Gullfoss Waterfall, Kerið Crater, Blue Lagoon. Arrangements depend on group size; small groups have a driver‑guide, while coach groups have a separate guide. Please understand! The itinerary may be adjusted based on group size or weather conditions, and only some attractions may be visited.

Return: 18:00 ‑ 19:00, arriving back at Reykjavík City Hall. This tour has multiple departure times, so the return time varies accordingly. Please refer to the time you selected. Drop‑off at your hotel doorstep in Reykjavik city centre / the designated BSÍ bus stop (subject to the agreed location).

The itinerary may be adjusted based on traffic and weather conditions.

Here, the world's first parliament was established in 930 AD. Standing on the Hakið viewing platform, you can overlook the magnificent panorama of the entire area.

Nearby is the Almannagjá gorge, where the water comes from Iceland's second‑largest glacier, Langjökull, with crystal‑clear water.

The Geysir area is an active geothermal region filled with steam vents, bubbling mud pots, and colourful ponds.

The most striking feature is the Strokkur geyser, which erupts every 5‑10 minutes, sending a water column up to 20 metres high.

Visitors must be very careful and stay on the designated pathways, as the water temperature in the hot springs is extremely high. Gullfoss waterfall, also known as the Golden Waterfall, is a must‑visit attraction on Iceland's Golden Circle.

Its water first cascades down an 11‑metre (36‑foot) gentle slope, then plunges off a 68‑metre (230‑foot) cliff, creating a massive spray.

Kerið Crater is another highlight on Iceland's Golden Circle, famous for its green lake water and colourful crater slopes.

Kerið Crater was formed 3,000 years ago when a volcanic eruption caused the magma chamber to collapse, creating the present‑day crater.

The crater has a perfect inverted cone shape, and visitors can walk along the trail to explore it. The Blue Lagoon is today's highlight, famous for its milky blue water rich in silica, algae, salt, and other minerals, offering excellent skincare benefits.

Here, you can enjoy a therapeutic experience, and in winter, you may even see the Northern Lights.

Since its opening in 1987, the Blue Lagoon's healing reputation has spread far and wide, attracting millions of visitors from around the world.

After a relaxing time at the Blue Lagoon, we will drive back to Reykjavik and drop you off at the departure point.