Golden Circle Tour, hidden waterfall and Lava Tunnel

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Þingvellir National Park

• Þingvellir National Park is the perfect starting point for your -Golden Circle tour-, offering stunning scenery and rich history.
• Founded in 930, it’s home to the world’s first parliament, where Icelandic settlers met annually to shape laws. The parliament remained here until 1798, and in 2004, Þingvellir became a -UNESCO World Heritage Site-.
• Beyond history, Þingvellir sits on the -Mid-Atlantic Ridge-, where the Eurasian and North American plates drift apart. It’s the only place on Earth where this rift is visible above sea level. From the -Hákið viewing platform-, you’ll stand on the edge of the American continent.
• A short walk through the park leads to Öxarárfoss, a scenic waterfall with its own unique history.

Efstidalur II

Geysir

• Did you know that every geyser in the world is named after -Geysir- in Iceland? The term geyser comes from the Icelandic verb -að geysa,- meaning to gush.
• Although Geysir is now dormant (its last recorded eruption was in -2000-), its neighbor -Strokkur- remains incredibly active. Strokkur erupts every -5 to 10 minutes-, treating visitors to dramatic jets of steaming water.
• Situated along the iconic -Golden Circle-, Geysir and Strokkur are must-see natural marvels, highlighting Iceland’s geothermal forces. Be sure to experience Strokkur’s breathtaking eruptions up close!

Gullfoss

• Iceland’s renowned -Golden Circle- owes its name to -Gullfoss-, the spectacular -Golden Waterfall.- Various legends surround its origin, and your guide will reveal these captivating tales during your visit.
• Did you know that Gullfoss was once in danger of vanishing? Plans for a -hydropower plant- nearly reshaped this natural wonder forever. Fortunately, conservation efforts safeguarded its magnificence, allowing visitors to experience its unbridled power today.
• A highlight of the -Golden Circle-, Gullfoss embodies Iceland’s wild beauty with its roaring cascades and mesmerizing golden mist.

Faxafoss

Raufarhólshellir

Experience the captivating underground world of Raufarhólshellir, one of Iceland’s most impressive lava tunnels. Known locally as the Lava Tunnel, this natural wonder formed approximately 5,200 years ago during a massive volcanic eruption. Located just 30 minutes from Reykjavík, it’s accessible year-round and offers a unique glimpse into Iceland’s volcanic past.