Lava Tunnel & the Golden Circle
14.900 ISK
8 heures
Facile
845.960 ISK
Experience the best of West Iceland with a private three-day journey that blends world-famous sights with the heartfelt charm of farm life. Across three days, you’ll explore the Cercle d'or, le Silver Circle, & le dramatique Péninsule de Snæfellsnes, while spending your evenings at our family farm — enjoying true Icelandic sveitarómantík, or “country romance.”
Sur Jour 1, marvel at the Golden Circle’s legendary sites: Þingvellir National Park, the erupting hot spring at Geysir, and the mighty Gullfoss waterfall. In the evening, arrive at our farm, settle into your private three-bedroom apartment, and spend time with our friendly sheep and horses before relaxing into the quiet rhythm of the countryside.
Sur Jour 2, wake up to a hearty farm breakfast and enjoy a slow morning with the animals before setting out to explore the Silver Circle. Highlights include the steaming hot spring at Deildartunguhver, the lava-formed Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, and a family-friendly hike up Grábrók crater. Return to the farm in the evening for another cozy overnight stay, with plenty of time to connect again with the animals and countryside atmosphere.
Sur Jour 3, after breakfast and a mindful morning at the farm, journey across the Snæfellsnes Peninsula — often called “Iceland in Miniature.” Stops include the sea cliffs of Arnarstapi, the haunting black sands of Djúpalónssandur, the striking black church at Búðir, and the postcard-perfect Kirkjufell mountain, known as the “Arrowhead Mountain” from Jeu de trônes. After a full day of discovery, your adventure ends with a comfortable drive back to Reykjavík.
Throughout the tour, you’ll enjoy private guidance, daily farm-fresh breakfasts, comfortable transport, and flexibility for meal stops along the way. This tour offers the perfect blend of Iceland’s greatest landscapes and the authentic warmth of life on a family farm.
INCLUS :
Les participants sont récupérés à l'endroit de leur choix dans la ville de Reykjavík.
Kerið — a striking volcanic crater filled with vivid blue-green water, framed by red lava rock. Unlike most craters, it’s easily accessible, letting you walk right along the rim or descend to the lake below. A colorful, photogenic stop unique to Iceland’s landscape
Gullfoss — the ‘Golden Falls’ that give the Golden Circle its name. Here, glacial water from Langjökull plunges in two dramatic tiers into a rugged canyon, sending spray high into the air. On sunny days, rainbows often form in the mist, making this one of Iceland’s most iconic and unforgettable sights.
Geysir Geothermal Area — the original home of the word ‘geyser.’ Although the Great Geysir itself is now mostly dormant, nearby Strokkur erupts every few minutes, shooting steaming water up to 30 meters skyward. The bubbling pools and sulfur-scented steam vents make this a living showcase of Iceland’s geothermal power.
Þingvellir — a UNESCO World Heritage Site where nature and history meet. Walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates in Almannagjá gorge, and stand on the site where Iceland’s first parliament, the Alþingi, was founded in 930 AD. A place of breathtaking beauty and immense cultural importance.
Hvassafell — your countryside home in West Iceland. After a day of exploring, arrive at our family farm for an evening of country romance: cuddle our sheep, hug our gentle horses, and feel the calm of rural life. You’ll stay overnight in a private three-bedroom apartment on the farm, with cozy touches and farm-fresh breakfast included. A uniquely personal Icelandic experience found nowhere else.
If the skies are clear, you may be treated to one of Iceland’s most magical experiences — the Northern Lights. While we can’t guarantee their appearance, our farm is an excellent viewing spot with minimal light pollution. With just a short 5-minute drive, we can reach complete darkness, giving you the chance to enjoy the spectacle in perfect solitude. We promise to do our very best to chase the lights and find the best conditions so you have every chance to witness this unforgettable natural wonder.
Begin the day with a hearty farm-fresh breakfast before departure. Spend time revisiting the horses, saying good morning to the sheep, or enjoying a peaceful walk around the countryside. With a relaxed 10:00 AM departure, there’s plenty of time to soak in the quiet charm of farm life before the day’s adventures continue.
Glanni Waterfall — a hidden gem of West Iceland, where a broad cascade tumbles over ancient lava rocks. Legend says it’s the home of elves and trolls, adding a touch of magic to this peaceful stop.
Cratère Grábrók : une randonnée facile avec une grosse récompense Montez les marches en bois jusqu'au bord de cet ancien cratère volcanique et profitez d'une vue imprenable sur les champs de lave et les vallées de l'ouest de l'Islande. Une chance unique de marcher au sommet d'un volcan.
Deildartunguhver : la source chaude la plus puissante d'Europe, où l'eau fumante jaillit de la terre.
Hraunfossar (en) contrairement à toute autre cascade d'Islande, où des rivières glaciaires émergent sous un vaste champ de lave, tombant en cascade dans d'innombrables ruisseaux à travers la roche volcanique noire Un spectacle unique et onirique que vous ne trouverez nulle part ailleurs dans le pays.
After exploring the Silver Circle, return to our family farm for your last night in the countryside. Enjoy the flexibility of cooking in your private apartment or dining at a nearby restaurant. Spend some time with the horses and sheep, relax in the quiet surroundings, and savor one more evening of farm life.
Begin the day with a hearty farm-fresh breakfast before setting out to explore the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, often called “Iceland in Miniature.” Highlights include the dramatic cliffs of Arnarstapi, the black-sand beach at Djúpalónssandur, the striking black church at Búðir, and the famous Kirkjufell mountain, known from Jeu de trônes. After a full day of discovery, enjoy a comfortable drive back to Reykjavík in the evening.
Kirkjufell — Iceland’s most photographed mountain, rising sharply from the sea with a graceful symmetry that looks almost unreal. Framed by nearby waterfalls, it’s a picture-perfect stop and a true icon of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Fans of Jeu de trônes may recognize it as the ‘Arrowhead Mountain,’ featured in the series.
Djúpalónssandur — a hauntingly beautiful black-sand beach scattered with lava formations and the remains of a shipwreck. Once a bustling fishing site, today it invites you to test your strength on the traditional ‘lifting stones’ and soak in its dramatic coastal scenery.
Arnarstapi — a charming fishing village with dramatic sea cliffs and natural stone arches. A coastal walk here offers sweeping views, seabird colonies, and a sense of Iceland’s rugged connection between land and sea.
Búðir — home to the iconic black wooden church set against lava fields and the ocean. Simple yet striking, this landmark embodies the quiet beauty and rich history of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.
We will drop you off at your preferred location within Reykjavík City.
If you prefer to meet us at our location, you are welcome to do so, and we will take you there.
Please note that if you choose to meet us at our farm, changes will be made to the itinerary, and additional charges might apply.
Notre adresse est la suivante
Hvassafell 2
311 Borgarnes
ISLANDE
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Veuillez noter que le nombre maximum de participants est de 5 personnes par visite. 5 personnes + nourrisson/enfant est possible mais nous devons être informés pour organiser des sièges sûrs.
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