• Thingvellir National Park - Established in 930 AD, the Icelandic parliament, the Alþingi, has its roots here. The park is fascinating due to its geographical and historical importance. Visitors can observe the impact of tectonic plate movements that traverse Iceland, creating significant fissures and gaps in the earth’s crust.
• Fridheimar - At Friðheimar eco-area, guests can explore the cultivation of organic vegetables using geothermal energy and enjoy a delightful lunch. The cuisine at Friðheimar centers around tomatoes, presented in various forms. This is fitting, as four distinct tomato varieties are grown in the greenhouses where lunch is served amidst the plants, offering a unique culinary experience.
• Geysir - At Geysir, visitors can witness eruptions from the Strokkur geyser every five to ten minutes, along with numerous other bubbling springs. Strokkur reaches heights of 25-30 meters with each eruption, while the Great Geysir, the area’s namesake, has been mostly inactive since 1916.
• Gullfoss Waterfall - Gullfoss is often regarded as Iceland’s most stunning waterfall. Created by the Hvítá river, this waterfall stands 32 meters (105 feet) tall, cascading over two tiers.
• Kerid Crater - Formed approximately 6,500 years ago, this crater is located at the northern end of a series of craters known as Tjarnarhólar. This vibrant natural wonder is oval-shaped, measuring about 270 m in length, 170 m in width, and 55 m in depth, with water depths at the bottom ranging from 7 to 14 m. Kerið is situated in Iceland’s Western Volcanic Zone.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Exclusive private tour
• Comfortable round-trip transfers
• Knowledgeable driver/guide
• All local taxes included
• Travel in a private vehicle

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Embark on a day trip that takes you to some of Iceland’s most stunning natural attractions. Start your journey with a visit to Þingvellir National Park.

Next, explore the Friðheimar eco-area, where you can discover the process of growing organic vegetables using geothermal energy and enjoy a delightful lunch.

Continue your adventure to the geothermal region of Geysir. Following Geysir, proceed to the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, often regarded as Iceland’s most beautiful waterfall. This impressive waterfall, created by the Hvítá river, stands 32 meters (105 feet) tall and features two cascading tiers.

Conclude your trip with a visit to Kerið, a volcanic crater lake. This crater, formed approximately 6,500 years ago, is located at the northern end of a series of craters known as Tjarnarhólar.

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