
Private Golden Circle & Laugarás Lagoon Tour
280.300 ISK

Gemakkelijk
202.000 ISK
See the Golden Circle from the seat of a Land Rover Defender. This private tour covers Iceland's classic route in a raised 4×4 super jeep built for Icelandic roads and weather, with your own driver-guide and no one else on board. The Defender is the car people come to Iceland to be photographed with, and on this day it is yours.
Your group gets a dedicated driver-guide and a vehicle that belongs entirely to you for the day. No fixed pace, no waiting for other passengers, no compromises.
At Thingvellir National Park you walk through the rift between the North American and Eurasian plates and see Oxararfoss waterfall. On the way to Geysir you stop to say hello to Icelandic horses. In the Haukadalur geothermal area Strokkur erupts every few minutes, and at Gullfoss glacial water thunders into a deep canyon. The day ends at Kerid, a volcanic crater with red slopes and a blue lake.
Throughout the day your driver-guide shares stories, sagas and practical tips about Iceland's nature, history and culture, and takes your photos with the Defender at every stop.
Full details of each stop are in the itinerary. Pick-up and drop-off anywhere in the Capital Area, including the cruise terminals, is included. The order of stops may be adjusted on the day due to weather or road conditions.
The Land Rover Defender takes up to 5 guests. One price per vehicle, not per person.
Your driver-guide picks you up at your accommodation anywhere in the Capital Area, or at your cruise terminal, and you head straight into the Golden Circle in your private Super Jeep.
Walk through the rift between the North American and Eurasian plates, where Iceland's first parliament met more than a thousand years ago, and see Öxarárfoss waterfall tumbling over the lava cliffs.
On the way from Þingvellir to Geysir you stop by a field of Icelandic horses. Small, sturdy and famously friendly, they have lived here since the Viking Age and often come over to the fence to say hello.
Steam vents and bubbling pools surround Strokkur, which erupts every few minutes and sends boiling water high into the air, right next to the Great Geysir that gave every geyser its name.
Glacial water thunders down two wide steps into a deep canyon, often with a rainbow in the mist. Walk the viewpoints at your own pace.
A volcanic crater with steep red slopes and a still blue lake at its base. Walk the rim for the full view, or follow the path down to the water.
Reistips, nieuwe gidsen en een heads-up wanneer de aurora voorspelling er goed uitziet Geen spam.