Golden Circle & Secret Lagoon

Description

This tour will take you to all three attractions of the popular Golden Circle Tour, sightseeing directly from Reykjavik, with an added visit to the unique Secret Lagoon. It is a perfect Icelandic experience giving you a chance to visit waterfalls, geysers, historic sights and soak in a natural hot spring. There is a good reason this tour is getting to be one of our most popular tours. Come explore the famous sites of Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir hot spring area with a great Icelandic twist and a secret stop, all in a days trip!

Thingvellir will be the first stop, a very important place for Icelanders, both historically and geologically. Next up is Geysir, the mother of all geysers, and the geothermal area. After seeing Strokkur spout hot water high up in the air (sometimes up to 30 m) Gullfoss, the golden waterfall, welcomes us with open arms. 

After seeing some of Iceland’s most stunning waterfalls, we head to the Secret Lagoon. The Secret Lagoon is a beautiful thermal pool located in the small village of Flúðir in the heart of an area with high geothermal activity. The landscape around the pool is very geothermally focused with steam rising from the hot springs all around giving anyone who visits a surreal and mystical feel. The thermal pool is maintained at a constant temperature of 38/40 °C – lovely to experience at any time of year. Little pathways, geothermal hot spots and a small geyser, which erupts around every five minutes, are added attractions adjacent to the pool. You will find lockers, comfortable changing rooms, and showers, plus a bar and eating areas. You cannot afford to miss this hidden gem! 

Tour Highlights:
- Natural geothermal pool
- Golden Circle
- Geysir hot spring
- Gullfoss waterfall
- Thingvellir National Park 

Disclaimer: All trips are undertaken on the responsibility of its participants. Arctic Adventures does not assume any responsibility for accidents which are caused by its customers or can be traced to there own actions. Participants have to sign a waiver before undertaking all trips stating that they realize that all outdoor activities carry an inherent risk.