Iceland Golden Circle Classic One-Day Tour – Kerið Crater Lake National Park & Geysir Gullfoss (Chinese Optional)


Professional Chinese‑speaking driver/guide, round‑trip transfer from meeting point, driver and guide meal allowance
Accommodation, meals and drinks, other personal expenses, tips
No age restriction for this activity
Free for children aged 0‑4; children aged 15 and above are charged the same as adults
Please keep warm and bring sunglasses, etc.
Luggage allowance: 1 standard piece of luggage
If the number of passengers or luggage pieces/weight exceed the limit, the driver has the right to refuse service without refund
Voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time)
Please present the e‑voucher

You may cancel your order and receive a full refund up to 36 hours before the activity date (local time).

Visit the Kerið volcanic crater, which has a history of 6,500 years, and admire the strikingly colourful volcanic lake scenery.
Marvel at the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall and experience the awe‑inspiring spectacle of glacial meltwater cascading down.
At Thingvellir National Park, stand on the dividing line between two tectonic plates and witness the wonders of Iceland's history and geology.


Tours depart daily all year round, with a minimum booking of 1 person. Multiple language options and time slots are available, and you can also choose a package that includes pick‑up service!
The origin of the Kerið crater lake can be traced back to a volcanic eruption approximately 6,500 years ago. At that time, a magma chamber emptied and the crater collapsed, forming the crater we see today. It is renowned for the striking contrast between the deep red mineral deposits, black volcanic rocks, and the blue‑green lake water, making it a naturally beautiful attraction.

Gullfoss, also known as the Golden Waterfall, is a must‑visit attraction on the Golden Circle. It originates from Langjökull, Iceland's second largest glacier.

The waterfall first rushes down a 36‑metre gentle slope, then plunges rapidly from a 68‑metre cliff, forming a spectacular waterfall with beautiful mist that reflects a huge rainbow in the sunlight.

The Geysir geothermal area is named after the original geyser Geysir, although it is no longer active today.

The area is filled with steam vents, bubbling mud pits, and colourful ponds. The main attraction is the active Strokkur geyser, which erupts every 5 to 10 minutes, shooting a water column up to 20 metres high.

Thingvellir National Park is one of Iceland's most famous attractions, holding great significance in the country's history and geology.

The park was once the birthplace of the world's first parliament. Iceland's national parliament, Althingi, was established here in 930 AD, making it the oldest parliament in the world.



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