GOLDEN CIRCLE, BLUE LAGOON & NORTHERN LIGHTS

Once everyone is on board, we head east out of the city towards our first stop of the day, Thingvellir National Park.

Thingvellir is perhaps the most striking above ground example in the world of the mid-Atlantic ridge. This ridge separates the North-American and Eurasian continental plates. Take a pleasent stroll along the Almannagjá gorge, the boundary between the plates. Your guide will also give insights into the historical importance of the area, the site of Iceland´s first parliament, the Althing.

We continue on to one of the day’s highlights, the world famous Geysir. The original geyser no longer erupts regularly, but its smaller cousin Strokkur can be relied upon to erupt every 10 minutes or so. You will have time here to witness steaming hot water shoot up to 30 metres in the air. Other steaming pools and streams can be seen at this location as well. 

After Geysir, we head over to Gullfoss. Gullfoss waterfall is one of Iceland´s most beloved falls and for good reason. The sheer volume and power on display here is impressive.
There are several viewing point and walkways here that offer different perspectives on this magnificent site.

Kerið Volcanic Crater

Next, our journey now take us in the direction of Kerið. This Volcanic Crater lake is the remnant of an eruption which took place some 3000 years ago. The crater measures 270 metres and is 55 metres deep.
Take a stroll around the top or step down to the water below. Either route offer great view and photo opportunities!

The following stop is the Blaue Lagune is Iceland´s most popular destination.
Your Comfort Entrance ticket includes towel and first drink of your choice at the in-pool bar. It also includes a free facial mask.
Relax in the warm, healing waters of this natural phenomenon.

After the Blue Lagoon, you are dropped off back in Reykjavík for some free time.

Freshen up and grab some dinner before pickup starts at 21.30 for you Northern Lights Adventure. Again pickup can take upto 30 minutes to complete.

Our aurora team study the conditions very carefully. Only when the forecast is promising we venture out on tour.

Typically, we head to a few locations in the countryside in search of the lights. Your driver-guide will entertain you as well as explain the science behind this wonder.

Enjoy some hot-chocolate and stay warm while we wait for the elusive lights. When the lights do make an appearance, your guide will also help you get that all important aurora photo.

As we follow the clear skies, our destination changes nightly.

The Northern Lights tour takes around 4 hours in total.

Reykjavík

At the end of the evening, your tour concludes with our drop off service. All in one day, you will have seen and experienced the very best Iceland has to offer.