Thingvellir National Park tours

An amazing trip meeting wonderful people from Japan, Australia, Sweden, and America. The Geysir hot spring eruption was powerful, the glacier and Diamond Beach were incredible, and the Blue Lagoon was truly unforgettable.

The Golden Circle tour is definitely something you shouldn’t skip especially if you’re traveling solo like me. The pickup was right on time, so it helps to be outside Storm Hotel on the opposite side at least 10 min before the scheduled time. Everything ran smoothly from the start. Our guide, Anna made the whole day even better. She knows so much about Iceland’s history, nature, and culture, and she shares it in a way that’s easy to follow and fun to listen to. She also has a great sense of humor, which kept everyone engaged during the long drives. 🥰 The stops were beautiful, the pacing was good, and the overall experience felt well organised. I’d happily recommend this tour to anyone visiting Iceland! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Had a great time. The guide was knowledgeable and spoke about the history of many of the places along the way. Thingvellir was beautiful, Gullfoss was powerful and awesome, the Kerid Crater was pretty cool as well but got very windy with rain. Even then, it was a great experience. The geyser shot up about 4-5x while we were there and does so about every 5-7mins. The Blue Lagoon was relaxing and the water was beautiful but I couldn’t help but notice the tourist trap aspect of it… it was probably my least favorite stop of this tour to be honest. expected more of an area to explore and it all seemed very… man made?🤷🏼‍♂️Overall a great experience and the Blue Lagoon was still good just as a 1-time thing in my opinion.

The tour, although northern lights was cancelled, was still a great one. The Golden Circle tour was a great intro to Iceland. The tour guide was entertaining and helpful!

The tour was far better than what I expected; the tour guide took us several more spots than what was originally scheduled, and he was absolutely energetic throughout the whole trip. Highly recommend!!

It was so fulfilling and enjoyable! I almost missed seeing the Bruarfoss waterfall, but the guide personally found the location for me. If the guide hadn't been there, I might have missed that wonderful scene. It was so, so fun and amazing, and the relaxed atmosphere was great. However, as a Korean who doesn't speak English well, I had to use a translator to understand the guide's explanations, which was a bit difficult and tiring. Other than the slight communication difficulty, everything was perfect and the guide was kind. If I hadn't gone to the Golden Circle, Iceland would have been a great disappointment, but it became the best Iceland experience ever. Thank you so much!

One of the best multi-day tours that I’ve been to! Our guide Heimir, a local Icenlandic, is funny, knowledgeable and engaging throughout the tour. He shared many fun facts about the history, geography of Iceland, and we were lucky enough to catch an Aurora substorm on one of the nights during the stay in Hotel Katla near Vik. An absolutely stunning display and memorable one for sure! The hotels booked with the tour were clean and well located (the one at Katla comes with outdoor swimming pool and a small sauna room). Overall speaking this is a well paced tour, which I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Iceland for the first time especially if you are not self-driving.

They diligently send pickup time updates via WhatsApp and email, and when boarding the bus, each participant's name is called individually, so you can rest assured there won't be any boarding mistakes. It's a tour that takes you around the highlights of Iceland, and the time allocation for each spot was just right. The length of stay wasn't too long or too short, it was perfect. The guide doesn't lead the tour group around each attraction and explain things; instead, once we arrive at a destination, everyone gets off the bus and has free time, so even those who aren't comfortable with English won't have any problems. We had lunch at the Geysir Geothermal Area, and there were various options, such as a meat plate or a sandwich from the cafe. The meat here is exquisite, so even though it's expensive, I highly recommend trying it. After enjoying a leisurely lunch, we went to see the geyser, and we were able to see it erupt about three times. It wasn't raining, but the ground around the geyser is wet, so waterproof shoes are a good idea. At Gullfoss waterfall, the wind from the falls made it feel very cold. It may not have been on the tour itinerary, but we also had about 15 minutes to interact with Icelandic horses, and you can also experience feeding them for about €3.