3 Day Must See

The Golden Circle, South Coast and The Blue Lagoon

What a perfect way to see the highlights and then enjoy the unique wellness of The Blue Lagoon in the end. You get to visit many of the main sites on the south part of Iceland and pamper yourself a little bit, because you deserve it.

Day 1 – The Golden Circle

Today we head to The Golden Circle, the most popular tour in Iceland and for a good reason. We visit Thingvellir national park where the settlers founded Althingi in the year 930, Geysir geothermal area with Strokkur blowing every 5-8 minutes and of course Gullfoss waterfall or the Golden waterfall. There are more sites on this route that we can show you if you like for example Fridheimar greenhouse restaurant, Kerid crater lake, Faxi waterfall and of course we are not far away from Langjokull glacier, the second largest in Iceland and Europe to name a few.

Day 2 – South Coast Wonders

Now we head to the South Coast which has many of the most beautiful sites in Iceland starting with Seljalandsfoss waterfall which you can walk behind. Beware, you could get wet! Next to mention is the stunning Skogafoss Waterfall with its beautifully shaped surroundings and steps to the scenic panel above it, Reynisfjara black sand beach with the multitude of hexagonal basalt pillars and Reynisdrangar cliffs rising from the ocean.

Day 3 – Reykjanes and The Blue Lagoon

Reykjanes Peninsula is an active geo park with geothermal fields and boiling mud pits. The Kleifarvatn volcanic lake is our first stop where Star Trek Discovery latest TV series was filmed. Only stone throws away we have Seltun where we walk through a sizzling field of mud springs. From there we head to Grindavik small fishing town, Gunnuhver largest mud spring in Iceland and Bridge Between Continents where the rift between continents is clearly visible and you can stand on two continents simultaneously. Then of course we end up in The Blue Lagoon where you will be pampered by the trained staff and mystical forces of nature.