• Reykjavik - The private vehicle will collect guests directly from their Reykjavík accommodation at the scheduled time. There is no need for transfers or meeting points — the tour begins right at the doorstep. Pickup time will be confirmed 24 hours prior.
• Thingvellir National Park - Experience the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, one of only two places worldwide where a tectonic rift is accessible on land. Here, the North American and Eurasian plates separate at a rate of 2 cm per year, forming the striking Almannagjá gorge that accompanies the walk. Þingvellir is also the birthplace of Icelandic democracy, with the Alþing parliament first convening here in 930 AD. The private guide will bring these stories to life with insights and details that a shared tour cannot provide.
• Geothermal Area Krysuvik - The term “geyser” originated here, named after the ancient Great Geysir. Today, its neighbor Strokkur is the main attraction, erupting every 5–8 minutes with a column of boiling water reaching up to 30 meters high. A private guide ensures the perfect vantage point before each eruption. Guests can leisurely explore the geothermal field, featuring bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and earth stained in vibrant oranges and yellows.
• Gullfoss Waterfall - Iceland’s most powerful waterfall sends the glacial Hvítá river tumbling in two stages into a 32-meter canyon, creating a constant mist and, on clear days, stunning rainbows. In winter, the edges freeze into cathedral-like ice formations, creating an otherworldly scene. Guests can take their time on the viewing path, as there is no bus to catch or group to wait for — just them and Gullfoss.
• Fridheimar - A fourth-generation family farm that grows tomatoes year-round in the Icelandic highlands using geothermal heat. Visitors can step inside the warm, vine-scented greenhouse and enjoy Fridheimar’s famous lunch: a rich, creamy tomato soup made from the morning’s harvest, served with homemade bread and a non-alcoholic welcome drink. The farm also offers a Bloody Mary made with their own tomato mix — a Golden Circle tradition for those who enjoy it. Unhurried, delicious, and uniquely Icelandic.
• Kerid Crater - Formed approximately 6,500 years ago when a magma chamber collapsed, Kerið is unlike any other crater on the Golden Circle. The caldera walls are layered with deep red and black volcanic rock streaked with green moss, descending steeply to a vivid turquoise-green lake at the bottom. Guests can walk the rim for panoramic views or take the path down to the water’s edge. On certain summer evenings, musicians perform concerts here, floating on a boat on the lake, as the crater’s acoustics are exceptional.
• Reykjavik - The private vehicle will return guests directly to their Reykjavík accommodation. The estimated return time is early evening, depending on the pace and stops during the day. There are no shared transfers — it’s door-to-door service from start to finish.

• Flexible itinerary adapted to your group’s pace and interests
• Private Tour for up to 8 passengers
• Dedicated, professional English-speaking guide
• Direct pickup and drop off in Reykjavik
• Parking fees and local taxes covered
• Bottled water provided on board on demand
• WiFi and USB charging ports available on board

• Food and drinks

Experience Iceland’s renowned Golden Circle in the comfort of a private vehicle, with convenient pickup from your Reykjavik accommodation. This tour, accommodating up to 8 passengers, is perfect for families, friends, or small groups who wish to explore together without the constraints of crowded buses or fixed itineraries.

Journey through some of Iceland’s most stunning landscapes as you visit Þingvellir National Park, where two continents converge, marvel at the powerful eruptions of Strokkur geyser, and admire the majestic Gullfoss waterfall. Additionally, discover hidden treasures like the serene Faxi waterfall and the vibrant Kerið crater.

A unique feature of this tour is Fridheimar Farm, where tomatoes are cultivated year-round using Iceland’s geothermal energy.

Pause for photos at your leisure, linger at your favorite spots, and enjoy a leisurely journey with personalized service from beginning to end.

• We recommend wearing warm, weather-appropriate clothing such as a waterproof jacket, layered clothing, comfortable walking shoes, and bringing gloves and a hat, as weather conditions in Iceland can change quickly

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.