Reykjavík: Golden Circle with Tomato Farm and Horse petting

About this experience

Experience the Golden Circle in a truly premium small-group setting, designed for travelers who value comfort, flexibility, and a more personal connection to Iceland. With a limited number of guests, this tour avoids crowded buses and rushed stops, allowing you to enjoy each location at a relaxed pace.

Travel in a high-quality vehicle with an experienced local driver-guide who adapts the day to weather and conditions, ensuring the best possible experience. Expect more time at key highlights like Þingvellir, Geysir, and Gullfoss, along with hidden stops and scenic viewpoints that larger groups often miss.

This tour offers a refined, intimate atmosphere — closer to a private experience than a standard group tour — making it ideal for couples, photographers, and travelers seeking a more exclusive Golden Circle journey.

What's included

Itinerary

1. Tour stop

   Get into the history of Iceland at Thingvellir National Park, witness the powerful beauty of a multi-tiered waterfall at Gullfoss and walk among bubbling geothermal pools at Geysir Geothermal Area.

2. Tour stop

   Kerið is a striking volcanic crater known for its vivid red slopes and turquoise lake at the bottom. Visitors can walk along the rim for panoramic views of the crater and surrounding landscape, or follow a safe path down to the lake itself. The site offers a close look at Iceland’s volcanic geology and is an easy, accessible stop that allows time for photos and short walks.

3. Tour stop

   At this farm will you learn about and see the icelandic horses. You can also purchase food there in case you are hungry.

4. Tour stop

   The most popular waterfall in Iceland is, without a doubt, Gullfoss (the golden falls). And that is saying quite a lot in a country that is home to thousands of waterfalls. Gullfoss is also considered by many to be one of the most beautiful in Iceland and it is certainly one of the largest. Hearing the roar of the Hvita River as it plunges 32 meters over two tiers into the gorge below is exhilarating. On sunny days, rainbows are abundant in the mist rising from the falls and there are several paths available around the waterfall including one leading down to its bottom so come equipped with your raincoat and have your camera at the ready.

5. Tour stop

   Learn about some of the thrilling and somewhat gruesome history of Iceland at Thingvellir National Park. It’s significance is so great that it is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. You’ll walk the grounds where Icelandic democracy began and visit sites where Viking-era justice was carried out including the Drowning Pool and the Gallows Rock. Thingvellir is also the place where two tectonic plates are gradually separating creating a gorgeous landscape of steep cliffs and broad fields featuring Thingvallavatn, the largest natural lake in Iceland.

6. Tour stop

   While the Great Geysir erupts only occasionally these days, the last time being in 2016, nearby geyser Strokkur erupts regularly delighting onlookers by shooting hot water high into the air every few minutes.

7. Tour stop

   The Great Geysir, the first of its name, resides in Haukadalur in the Geysir Geothermal Area. The entire area is bubbling with geothermal activity from steam vents to boiling mud pits and the real stars of the geothermal show, the geysers. All other geysers, the world over, are named for Geysir.

Know before you go

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels