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Discover Iceland’s highlights on this private tour featuring the Golden Circle, Sky Lagoon, and Friðheimar Greenhouse lunch, with expert guides and personalized service.
This private tour from Reykjavík offers an immersive experience of Iceland’s most iconic sights, combined with unique local attractions. For $2,990 per group, up to two people, you get around 9.5 hours of sightseeing, with luxury transport and a professional guide. Notable for its personalized approach, this tour includes visits to famous landmarks like Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, and Thingvellir National Park, alongside less crowded experiences such as the Sky Lagoon hot spring and a lunch at Friðheimar Greenhouse. The tour’s relaxed pace and all-inclusive amenities make it particularly appealing for travelers seeking comfort and a flexible schedule, though it’s best suited for those prepared for a full day of sightseeing.
While the $2,990 price tag emphasizes a premium experience, the tour’s high ratings—a perfect 5 out of 5 from 381 reviews—highlight its quality, especially the expert guidance and delicious included meals. The Sky Lagoon offers a more tranquil alternative to Blue Lagoon, with private changing facilities and a seven-step bathing ritual, promising a rejuvenating experience. The lunch at Friðheimar, among tomato plants and horse breeding farms, surprises many with its fabulous tomato soup and fresh baked bread. This tour balances sightseeing with comfort, making it ideal for first-time visitors or those who want a customized, stress-free day exploring Iceland’s natural wonders.


The tour begins early at 9:00 am with a visit to Sky Lagoon, Iceland’s less crowded alternative to the Blue Lagoon. This naturally heated hot spring features spectacular sea views and volcanic rock surroundings. The 7-step ritual at Sky Lagoon is included, providing a calming soak amidst Iceland’s stunning landscapes. With 1 hour 30 minutes allocated, travelers have ample time to relax and enjoy the private changing facilities. The timing and peaceful environment make it a perfect introduction to Iceland’s geothermal warmth, especially appreciated during colder months.
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Next, the tour heads to Friðheimar, a working tomato greenhouse and horse breeding farm. Here, visitors dine among the tomato plants and enjoy a lunch included in the tour price. The tomato-based meal features tomato soup, fresh baked bread, and other delights, often rated as fabulous by visitors. The greenhouse’s warm, lush environment contrasts nicely with Iceland’s rugged exterior, offering a unique culinary experience. Many find this stop to be a highlight, thanks to the delicious food and fascinating farm tour.

The famous Gullfoss Waterfall is a must-see in the Golden Circle. This powerful cascade drops over 30 meters, creating a spectacular spectacle of nature’s force. Visitors spend about 45 minutes here, enough to take photos and soak in the breathtaking views. Because it’s a free admission site, it remains a favorite for its raw beauty. The location’s accessibility and impressive size make it a key highlight of the day.

The tour then visits the Geysir geothermal area, home to Stokkur Geyser, which erupts regularly, shooting hot water up to 30 meters into the air. The area’s hot springs and bubbling vents create a dynamic landscape that fascinates visitors. With 45 minutes allocated, you have time to walk around, observe the geysers, and learn about geothermal activity from your guide. This stop offers great photo opportunities and a chance to witness Iceland’s geothermal energy in action.

Thingvellir National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the site of Iceland’s first parliament. The scenery features tectonic plates, silfra fissures, and volcanic landscapes. Spending about 1 hour here, visitors explore the geological marvels and historical significance of the area. Your guide provides insights into Iceland’s formation and history, enriching the experience. It’s an essential stop for understanding both Iceland’s natural environment and its cultural roots.
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The tour is designed to minimize crowds, with early visits to popular sites like the Secret Lagoon (a more tranquil alternative to Blue Lagoon). Many reviews praise the efficiency of the schedule, which allows for ample time at each stop without feeling rushed. The luxury vehicle and private nature ensure a comfortable and intimate experience, especially compared to larger group tours.

The guides are consistently highlighted for their knowledgeable and friendly approach. Names like Einmar, Levi, Amelia, Holly, Kristian, and Arna show the variety of personalities leading these tours. Many reviews mention how guides share stories, give tips, and make the experience engaging. Some guests note that guides are very thorough, offering local insights and recommendations that add extra value. The personalized attention and enthusiasm of guides stand out as key strengths.

The tour starts at 9:00 am with pickup from Reykjavik included. The vehicle is described as luxury, and the Sky Lagoon Sky Pass with private changing facilities** is included in the price. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with a minimum age of 12 for Sky Lagoon entry. Travelers are advised to wear weather-appropriate clothing, including rainproof options. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the tour, offering flexibility if plans change due to weather or other reasons.
While the $2,990 fee may seem high, it covers admission, meals, transportation, and personalized guiding, which many reviewers find to be excellent value for such a full day of premium experiences. The all-inclusive nature—from public hot springs to gourmet lunch—eliminates worries about extra costs. This tour appeals especially to those who appreciate comfort, quality guidance, and a balanced itinerary with natural wonders and cultural highlights. It is less suited for travelers seeking a more adventurous or physically demanding experience.
This tour provides a comprehensive and relaxed way to experience Iceland’s top sights. The combination of natural beauty, cultural sites, and local experiences makes it a well-rounded option for first-time visitors or those wanting an intimate, guided exploration. The personalized service and excellent reviews suggest that most travelers will find it worth the investment.
The early visit to Sky Lagoon and delicious lunch at Friðheimar stand out as unique highlights, while the guides’ expertise ensures a rich understanding of each location. The careful planning to avoid crowds and maximize comfort makes this a top choice for travelers seeking quality over quantity.
“Just perfect! Our guide Einmar was so funny and professional, the whole day was packed but easy to follow. Lunch is great as well”
Is this tour suitable for children?
The minimum age for Sky Lagoon entry is 12 years old. Contact the supplier directly if traveling with younger kids, as arrangements for alternative lagoon visits can sometimes be made.
What is included in the tour price?
The admission tickets to Sky Lagoon, Friðheimar Greenhouse lunch, and Sky Pass at Sky Lagoon are included. Transportation in a luxury vehicle and the guiding service are also part of the package.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 9 hours and 30 minutes, starting at 9:00 am with pickup from Reykjavik.
Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start. If canceled due to poor weather, a full refund or rescheduling is offered.
What makes Sky Lagoon different from Blue Lagoon?
Sky Lagoon is described as less crowded and offers a more tranquil bathing experience with a seven-step ritual, overlooking the sea and volcanic rocks.
Is the lunch at Friðheimar included in the price?
Yes, lunch at Friðheimar is included, featuring tomato-based dishes such as tomato soup and baked bread.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 59 days in advance, but early reservations are recommended due to high demand.
What should I wear?
Weather-appropriate clothing is advised, particularly rainproof gear to stay comfortable during outdoor stops.
Are the stops at natural sites lengthy enough?
Stops generally range from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours, offering enough time to explore without feeling rushed.
Do guides share local tips and stories?
Yes, guides are known for their knowledgeable storytelling and local insights, enhancing the overall experience.
What sets this tour apart from others?
The private, all-inclusive nature combined with less crowded attractions like Sky Lagoon and the personalized guidance makes this tour stand out from standard group excursions.