Golden Circle Private Tour with Secret Lagoon and Tomato Farm Lunch

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Private Golden Circle Tour with Photographer – Explore Iceland Beyond the Crowds

Join me on a private Golden Circle tour in Iceland, designed for travelers who want more than the standard experience.

Yes — the Golden Circle is popular. But the way we explore it makes all the difference.

As your personal guide and professional photographer, I’ll take you beyond the typical tourist stops — showing you hidden angles, quieter moments, and the best locations for incredible photos.

This is a fully private and flexible experience, tailored to your pace and interests. Whether you want to focus on photography, landscapes, or simply enjoy Iceland without crowds, we adjust the day around you.

What makes this tour different:

• Private tour — no groups, no rush

• Local insight and hidden spots beyond the usual stops

• Photography guidance (or I capture the moments for you)

• Flexible itinerary based on weather and your preferences

Perfect for:

• Couples and honeymoon trips

• Small groups and families

• Photography lovers

• Travelers who value comfort and exclusivity

If you’re looking for a premium Golden Circle experience, not just another tour — this is it.

Bottled water

As one of the most famous sites and must-visits in Iceland, Thingvellir National Park has great significance in both the history and geology of Iceland. In 930 AD, the world’s first parliament was established here in Thingvellir by Vikings, making it the oldest parliament. Most surprisingly the parliament is still active and fully functioning!
The Great Geysir, which is no longer active. The area is filled with steam vents, bubbling pits, and sizzling ponds, with multicolored patches dotted here and there. The main show of the site is the active Strokkur Geyser that gushes 20 meters up in the air every 5 to 10 minutes. The spectacular, lively sight is the highlight of the Geysir geothermal field.
It is an astonishing waterfall originating from Iceland’s second-largest glacier Langjökull. Its roaring cascade first runs down a gradual slope for 11 meters (36.01 ft) then tumbles down deep into the canyon with a 21 meter (68.9 ft) magnificent, wide drop, creating impressive, beautiful mist to splash up in the air, reflecting a giant rainbow in the sunlight.
We will first make a stop at the Kerid Crater in the Golden Circle, a volcanic crater lake that formed around 3000 years ago. It’s famous for the stark contrast in colors – maroon mineral sediment, dark lava rocks, and blueish lake water – forming a naturally eye-pleasing sigh