• Hveragerdi - Explore the earthquake fissure located in the Hveragerði shopping center. Visitors can also view a relief map of South Iceland and learn about the region’s seismic activity.
• Kerid Crater - The tour proceeds to the ancient Kerið crater, part of the Tjarnarhólar crater series, dating back 6,500 years. The crater is 55 meters deep and measures 270x170 meters in diameter, with water depths ranging from 7 to 14 meters.
• Gullfoss Waterfall - Gullfoss waterfall is often considered Iceland’s most stunning waterfall. The bus initially stops at the upper parking area before moving to the lower lot, where passengers reboard.
• Geysir - Haukadalur is home to several hot springs, including the active Strokkur geyser. The stop allows ample time to witness multiple eruptions of Strokkur.
• Efsti-Dalur 2 - Visit the ice cream factory at the Efsti-Dalur II farm, where guests can purchase ice cream and observe dairy cows through a viewing window.
• Laugarvatn - A brief stop at the warm Laugarvatn lake, where hot springs along the shore are used for baking bread.
• Thingvellir National Park - Þingvellir National Park offers a close encounter with history and geology. The Icelandic parliament, Alþing, was established in 930 in the Almannagjá gorge, formed by continental drift. Visitors can also see the Öxarárfoss waterfall. The bus stops first at the lower parking area, then proceeds to the upper lot near the visitor center and viewing platform. Participants can walk through Almannagjá to reach the upper parking area.
• Reykjavik - Enjoy a brief tour of Reykjavík’s city center, with a potential photo stop at Hallgrimskirkja, depending on parking availability.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

This day tour with a German-speaking tour guide in a small group with a maximum of 19 participants is the ideal shore excursion for cruise ship passengers and leads from Reykjavík on the so-called Golden Circle over the Hellisheiði plateau to Hveragerði, where we stop at an earthquake fissure in a shopping center, the Haukadalur geothermal area with the active Strokkur geyser, and the impressive Gullfoss waterfall. On the way we stop at a farm that makes very good ice cream from the milk of its own cows. After a short stop at the warm lake Laugarvatn we reach Þingvellir National Park, where you can experience Icelandic history and plate tectonics.

On the way back we make a short detour through downtown Reykjavík.

The departure time and tour duration is suitable for most cruise ships in the port of Reykjavík, such as Aida, MSC.Mein Schiff and Costa.

• If you need a wheelchair but can walk a few meters and get on the bus, please let us know in advance. If you would like to take a trolley with you for a child, please inform us in advance.
• Please note that a large portion of the time on the bus will be spent traveling time.

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