Golden Circle & Lava Tunnel – A Private Tour
218.800 ISK
8 godzin
Łatwy
165.000 ISK
Iceland's most famous sightseeing route, in the quietest hours of the day. This private evening tour sets off in the late afternoon, once the coaches have turned back toward Reykjavík, and follows the Złoty Krąg in the soft light of the Icelandic summer evening.
To jest a w pełni prywatna wycieczka. Twoja grupa up to 8 guests dostaje a dedicated driver-guide i pojazd, który na dzień należy w całości do Ciebie Nie ma ustalonego tempa, nie czeka na innych pasażerów, nie ma kompromisów Jeśli chcesz zostać dłużej na Gullfoss bo światło jest idealne, zostajesz Jeśli chcesz oglądać Strokkur wybuchaj jeszcze raz, oglądasz Dzień jest twój.
You'll step into the rift valley at Þingvellir, walking between the North American and Eurasian plates. On the way to Haukadalur, we stop to say hello to Icelandic horses, then you watch Strokkur explode skyward and feel the mist of Gullfoss, often with hardly anyone else around. The last stop is Kerið, where red volcanic slopes wrap around a still blue lake in the low evening sun.
Throughout the day your driver-guide is right there, sharing stories, small legends and practical tips, with deep knowledge of Iceland's history, culture and landscape at every stop. They answer questions, give context and make sure your group gets the most out of every moment, so you don't just see the Golden Circle, you feel why people fall in love with this place.
Pełne szczegóły dotyczące każdego przystanku znajdują się w planie podróży. 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.
Choose a Private Sedan for 1-3 guests or a Private Van for up to 8 guests. One price per vehicle, not per person.
Warm, waterproof clothes and comfortable shoes. Evenings can be cool, even in summer.
Your driver-guide picks you up at your accommodation anywhere in the Capital Area, or at your cruise terminal, in the late afternoon, just as the day tours head home.
At Þingvellir, you don’t just “visit a UNESCO site” – you literally walk between continents. As you step onto the path, the air feels crisp and clear, and dark lava walls rise on both sides. Your guide shows you where the North American plate pulls away from Eurasia and invites you to pause with one foot on each side. This is where Iceland’s first parliament met under the open sky more than a thousand years ago. You hear the distant sound of Öxarárfoss and realise this valley holds both raw geology and quiet human history in the same breath.
On the way from Þingvellir to Geysir, we stop by a field of Icelandic horses. These small, sturdy and famously friendly horses have lived in Iceland since the Viking Age, and they often come over to the fence to say hello. A lovely photo stop, and a favourite with children.
You hear Strokkur gurgling, see the pool swell and breathe as if something underneath is pushing up. Then, just before the eruption, there is one second of complete silence. The water domes into an unreal blue bubble and explodes up to the sky, sending hot spray into the cold air. You can feel the excitement in the crowd, but in that moment it’s just you and one of Iceland’s most famous geysers doing exactly what it does best.
You hear Gullfoss before you see it – a deep, steady roar that grows louder as you walk towards the edge of the canyon. Then the view opens and millions of litres of glacial water crash down in two wide steps into a dark gorge. On sunny days, fine mist floats up and paints bright rainbows across the falls. In winter, ice and snow frame the waterfall and the air feels sharp and clean. Your guide gives you time to explore the viewpoints at your own pace, to take photos and to simply stand there, letting the sound drown out everything else in your head.
Kerid looks almost unreal at first glance: deep red volcanic rock wrapped around a still, blue lake. As you walk the rim or follow the path down towards the water, the colours shift with the light – rusty reds, oranges, dark greens and turquoise. On calm days, the surface mirrors the sky, creating photos that look like paintings.
After Kerið, relax on the drive back in the evening light. We drop you off where we picked you up, anywhere in the Capital Area or at your cruise terminal.
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