
Golden Circle & Lava Tunnel – A Private Tour
218.800 ISK

Facile
189.900 ISK
Golden Circle Evening Escape – Chasing the Arctic Sun
Step into the magic of Iceland’s Golden Circle like never before—bathed in the golden hues of the Arctic sun. Our exclusive evening excursion offers a more tranquil, intimate experience, away from the daytime crowds, allowing you to soak in the natural beauty in a relaxed atmosphere.
This isn’t just a tour; it’s your personal invitation to explore Iceland at your own pace. With fewer people around, the iconic sights feel even more untouched and awe-inspiring. Witness Þingvellir National Park’s dramatic landscapes and historic significance in the soft glow of the evening light. Feel the sheer power of Gullfoss Waterfall, where the cascading waters shimmer under the midnight sun. Marvel at the rhythmic eruptions of Geysir Hot Spring, its steam catching the last light of the day.
As the day winds down, we’ll unveil hidden gems along the route—lesser-known spots that reveal the quieter, more intimate side of Iceland’s nature and culture. Our expert guides, more than just navigators, are passionate storytellers who will enrich your journey with local history, folklore, and geology, making each stop even more meaningful.
A perfect evening wouldn’t be complete without a delicious meal. While dinner is not included in the tour, we offer recommendations for incredible dining experiences along the way. Choose from casual yet satisfying bites at Geysir Bistro or Gullfoss Café, or indulge in a more authentic setting:
Escape the crowds, embrace the peace of the evening, and let the Arctic sun cast a golden glow on your unforgettable adventure.
English speaking guide. Other languages are available, but must be prearranged well in advance (German, Spanish, French & Czech)
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It rains frequently, so rain gear is recommended.
Small hikes are possible if desired, so good shoes are recommended.
Þingvellir is the birthplace of the world’s longest continually-operated parliament, where many of Iceland’s most historically significant decisions were made. The Alþingi Assembly dates back to 930 AD. Þingvellir is a place of remarkable natural beauty, situated in the rift valley between the diverging North American and Eurasian tectonic plates (one of only two places on Earth where one can see such a phenomenon on dry land). For these reasons, Þingvellir was named Iceland’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.
Strokkur, the most active geyser in the area, erupts every 5–8 minutes, with each eruption being slightly different. With patience, you will certainly have the opportunity to catch several eruptions. Here, you will also find ample souvenir shopping opportunities (or “Shopportunities”).
Gullfoss, one of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls, features a stunning two-tiered cascade plunging into a rugged basalt column-lined canyon. Located on the Hvítá River, this powerful waterfall offers breathtaking views year-round, with icy formations in winter and vibrant rainbows in summer.
We have a variety of Dinner options available to us, which can be selected based on your personal preferences/tastes. Some of our favorites include:
Efsti Dalur: Renowned for its farm-to-table offerings, providing an authentic taste of local cuisine.
The Vine Bar at Friðheimar Farm: Dine among the tomato plants inside the greenhouse for a truly unique food experience.
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