Lunch at the greenhouse at Friðheimar farm
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Red lava rock and green moss decorating the rim of Kerid volcanic crater
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Tasting fresh tomatoes at Fridheimar Farm
Observing the bees at Fridheimar Farm
Tasting fresh tomatoes at Friðheimar greenhouse
Making a toast with tomato glasses
Greenhouse Tomato soup at Friðheimar Farm
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Golden Circle Small Group Tour with Friðheimar Farm Visit

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Reykjavík, Iceland
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About this activity

Explore Iceland's most iconic natural wonders—Þingvellir National Park, Geysir geothermal springs, and Gullfoss waterfall—plus the striking Kerid crater lake, all in one immersive 9-hour journey. This small-group tour distinguishes itself with an exclusive stop at Friðheimar Farm, where you'll tour working horse stables and innovative geothermal greenhouses while learning about Icelandic heritage and sustainable farming.

The Golden Circle is the name commonly given to a combination of three sites of special significance in the west of Iceland. These sites are Þingvellir National Park, Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall. All our Golden Circle tours also include a visit to Kerid crater lake (and include the admission ticket). This small group Golden Circle tops the experience by adding a visit to fabulous Fridheimar Farm where our guests are greeted with a guided visit in the farm's stables and greenhouses. Fridheimar has rightfully gained a reputation for its outstanding greenhouse culture, quality horses, and warm welcoming. 

The premium Golden Circle tour takes your little group of maximum 18 passengers around in a comfortable minibus. We visit all above mentioned places of interest and more as we attempt to share with you some of the highlights of Icelandic history and nature all in one magnificent route through the Icelandic countryside.

Highlights

  • Þingvellir National Park: walk between tectonic plates and explore UNESCO World Heritage landscapes
  • Geysir geothermal area: witness the raw power of erupting hot springs
  • Gullfoss waterfall: stand before one of Iceland's most powerful two-tiered cascades
  • Kerid crater lake: discover a stunning volcanic caldera filled with emerald water
  • Friðheimar Farm: guided access to geothermal greenhouses and Icelandic horse stables
  • Small-group experience: maximum 18 passengers in a comfortable minibus

Insider tips

  • Wear waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots—geothermal areas are misty and uneven terrain is common across all sites
  • Friðheimar Farm grows tomatoes and other produce year-round using geothermal heating; ask staff about their sustainability practices during your visit
  • The Golden Circle route follows rural roads; bring snacks and a full water bottle as facilities are sparse between stops

Good to know

  • Kerid crater admission is included; other site entry fees vary by location
  • Comfortable minibus transport accommodates up to 18 passengers; confirm accessibility requirements when booking
  • 9-hour tour typically departs early morning from Reykjavík; confirm exact pickup time and location at booking
  • Dressing in layers is essential—weather changes rapidly and wind is common at exposed viewpoints

Who it's for

First-time visitors to Iceland seeking the essential Golden Circle experienceNature and geology enthusiasts interested in tectonic and geothermal phenomenaFamilies and small groups wanting guided context and curated stopsSustainable tourism advocates curious about geothermal farming

Best time to visit

Visit May to September for reliable weather, longer daylight, and full access to all farm facilities. Winter (November–February) offers geothermal views but shorter days and occasional closures; spring and autumn provide fewer crowds and dramatic skies.

Frequently asked questions

From
€108
per person