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Discover Iceland’s Golden Circle on a private 8-hour tour including Thingvellir, Gullfoss, Geysir, with extra stops at Brúarfoss and Kerið volcano. Perfect for personalized experiences.
The Reykjavik: PRIVATE Golden Circle tour with 5 TOP stops offers a personalized way to explore Iceland’s most iconic sights. Priced at $1,004 per group of up to 4, this 8-hour guided experience provides a tailored journey through the country’s stunning landscapes. A private tour means no rushing or crowded groups, making it ideal for travelers seeking a more intimate adventure.
This tour covers the well-known Golden Circle route, including Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, and Geysir geothermal area. It also adds value with two extra stops—Brúarfoss waterfall and Kerið volcano—which are not always included in standard tours. The fixed price includes pickup and drop-off in Reykjavik and all parking fees, with an option to add extra experiences.
This tour suits visitors who appreciate flexibility, expert guides, and beautiful scenery. It’s perfect for those who want to see the highlights without feeling rushed while enjoying a private group experience. With live English-speaking guides and full transparency on costs, it offers a straightforward, comfortable way to experience Iceland’s natural wonders.
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The tour begins with pickup from your Reykjavik accommodation, making it an easy start for visitors staying in the city. The private nature of the tour ensures that the vehicle and guide are exclusively for your group, offering better flexibility in schedule and pacing. After pickup, the journey immediately heads towards the Golden Circle, one of Iceland’s most popular sightseeing routes.
Travel in a comfortable vehicle as the guide leads you through the countryside, with the opportunity to ask questions and receive detailed explanations about each site. The 8-hour duration allows enough time to enjoy each stop at a relaxed pace, avoiding the rush often felt on larger group tours.
The first major stop on this tour is Thingvellir (Þingvellir) National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known for its historic significance as the site of Iceland’s ancient parliament, Alþingi, it also marks the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
Visitors can walk between the rifts and fissures that reveal these geological movements firsthand. The landscape is marked by cracked rocks and clear water, creating a striking contrast against the surrounding greenery. The guide provides insights into the area’s history and geology, helping visitors appreciate the importance of this site.

Next, the tour visits Gullfoss, one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls. Its two-tiered cascade drops over 32 meters in total, with a nearly 20-meter width, creating a dramatic scene. The Hvítá River sources its waters from Langjökull glacier, adding to the power and clarity of the falls.
The landscape around Gullfoss is often featured on postcards, thanks to its striking beauty. The guide offers detailed descriptions about its formation and the environmental factors that sustain it. Visitors can enjoy a close-up view from designated viewpoints, capturing memorable photos of this natural wonder.
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The Geysir geothermal area is a highlight of the Golden Circle, renowned for its erupting hot springs. Here, the famous Geysir occasionally erupts with spouts reaching up to 70 meters. While Geysir itself is less active today, the nearby Strokkur geyser erupts every 6-10 minutes, shooting hot water into the air.
Visitors observe these geothermal displays while learning about the volcanic activity that powers Iceland’s geothermal energy. The guide explains how these natural phenomena have shaped the landscape and the country’s energy solutions.
Adding extra value to this tour are two additional stops: Brúarfoss waterfall and Kerið volcano.
Brúarfoss is famed for its turquoise waters and narrow, cascading falls, making it a favorite among photographers. It’s a less crowded spot that offers a chance for quiet reflection and stunning photos.
Kerið volcano is a caldera lake known for its vivid red slopes and crimson crater, providing a striking contrast against the surrounding landscape. Visitors can walk around the caldera rim and gaze into the crystal-clear lake at the bottom. These stops showcase Iceland’s diverse volcanic terrain beyond the main Golden Circle route.
The tour includes pickup and drop-off in Reykjavik, ensuring a hassle-free start and finish. All parking fees are covered within the fixed price, so there are no hidden costs to worry about. The private group format means the itinerary can adapt slightly to your interests or timing preferences.
A live English-speaking guide leads the tour, ensuring clear communication and insightful commentary. The 8-hour duration is flexible depending on your starting times, and the private setting allows for a more relaxed exploration of each site.

This experience stands out due to its personalized approach and comprehensive coverage. The fixed price for a private group provides clarity and value, especially considering the inclusion of all parking fees. The extra stops at Brúarfoss and Kerið** make this tour more diverse than standard Golden Circle options.
Plus, the praise for guide Olga’s knowledge and communication indicates a high level of professionalism. The 8-hour window allows enough time to avoid rushing and truly enjoy each remarkable location.
This tour is an excellent fit for small groups or families seeking a tailored experience. It’s perfect for travelers who prefer comfort and flexibility over large bus tours. The private nature also benefits those wanting to incorporate personal interests or take more time at specific stops.
Given the high praise for the guide, anyone who values expert insight and clear explanations will appreciate this experience. It’s ideal for first-time visitors who want to see the main sights without the crowds or for those with specific schedules to follow.
This tour offers a well-rounded, personalized way to explore Iceland’s most famous sights. The 8-hour duration accommodates a leisurely pace, with the added stops providing extra opportunities for photos and discovery. The fixed price and private group format make it a transparent and comfortable choice.
While it covers the key attractions of the Golden Circle, the small group size and knowledgeable guide ensure a more detailed and engaging experience. If you value flexibility, expert commentary, and visiting some of Iceland’s lesser-known natural spots, this tour fits perfectly.
This private, well-organized experience is best suited for those wanting a customized, insightful journey through Iceland’s stunning landscapes and historic sites.
What locations are included in this tour?
The tour visits Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, plus Brúarfoss waterfall and Kerið volcano as additional stops.
Is the tour suitable for small groups?
Yes, it is designed for up to 4 participants, providing a private experience with personalized attention.
What is included in the price?
The $1,004 fee covers pickup and drop-off in Reykjavik, all parking fees, and the guided tour. Extra experiences can be added if desired.
How long does the tour last?
The tour runs for about 8 hours. Starting times vary and can be checked for availability.
Is the guide experienced?
Yes, the guide Olga is praised for her knowledge and clear communication, enhancing the overall experience.
Can I customize the itinerary?
While the tour follows a fixed route, the private setting allows for some flexibility, making it suitable for personalized interests or pacing.