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Golden Circle, Bruarfoss Waterfall & Kerid Volcanic crater

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Reykjavík, Iceland
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About this activity

Explore Iceland's most iconic natural landmarks in one immersive 8-hour day trip, combining the UNESCO-listed Golden Circle route with two hidden gems—the striking Bruarfoss waterfall and the otherworldly Kerid volcanic crater. Small-group format lets you move at a thoughtful pace and access spots most coach tours skip.

Would you like unforgettable Expedition with awesome small group? Join  us on this full day Golden Circle tour. We visit the famous Þingvellir  National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall and the Geysir geothermal area, and  throw in some local favorities as well.
• Small group tour
• Highly rated and recommended by guests

Highlights

  • Þingvellir National Park—walk between tectonic plates and explore Iceland's historic parliament site
  • Gullfoss waterfall—two-stage cascade of raw power and spray
  • Geysir geothermal area—active hot springs and erupting geysers
  • Bruarfoss waterfall—dramatic turquoise cascade off the main circuit
  • Kerid volcanic crater—vivid crater lake and cinder cone geology

Insider tips

  • Wear waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots; mist from Gullfoss soaks visitors and terrain can be muddy
  • Bring a full water bottle and snacks—stops for food are limited and pricey near tourist sites
  • Position yourself early at Geysir to photograph eruptions; activity is unpredictable (every few minutes to hours)
  • Late spring through early autumn offers the longest daylight for photography and best weather stability

Good to know

  • Small-group tour (size not specified) allows more intimate access and flexibility than full-coach alternatives
  • Hotel pickup in Reykjavík typically included; confirm exact meeting time and location at booking
  • Lunch not included—plan to eat in Selfoss or pack provisions
  • Waterproof jacket, sturdy shoes, and sun protection essential year-round
  • Uneven terrain and multiple short walks; moderate fitness advised

Who it's for

Nature and landscape photographers seeking iconic Icelandic vistasFirst-time Iceland visitors wanting the Golden Circle essentials plus lesser-known waterfallsGeology enthusiasts interested in tectonic activity and volcanic formationsTravellers preferring small groups over massive coach tours

Best time to visit

Late May to early September offers stable weather, long daylight hours for photography, and reliable road access. Winter (November–March) reduces daylight but fewer crowds; roads may require high-clearance vehicles.

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