Hot Springs in Iceland

This 11-hour day tour combines the classic geological marvels of the Golden Circle with a relaxing visit to the renowned Blue Lagoon geothermal spa (Comfort admission included). Highlights feature the historic Þingvellir National Park (where you stand between two continents), the erupting Strokkur geyser at the Geysir Geothermal Area, and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall. Unlike many other tours, it also includes a stop at the vivid Kerid Volcanic Crater Lake, providing a complete and luxurious sightseeing experience.

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Experience two of Iceland’s most popular activities on this day trip from Reykjavík. The tour features a high-speed snowmobile ride across the vast snowfields of Langjökull, Europe’s second-largest glacier, offering a unique look at the Arctic wilderness. Afterward, you will visit the Secret Lagoon in Flúðir, a historic natural hot spring where you can soak in 38-40°C (100-104°F) geothermal water. The trip also includes a visit to the Geysir Hot Spring Area, home to boiling mud pools and active geyser

On the horse riding tour by hot springs, you'll have the opportunity to take in a range of landscapes. The ride begins on well-maintained trails that take you up a hill, through a green forest (a rare sight in Iceland), and along the mountain Reykjafjall. You'll pass many hot springs in the impressive and colorful geothermal area above the village of Hveragerði, also known as the "hot spring capital of the world." This region underwent significant expansion following an earthquake in 2008 and is constantly changing. The route also goes through volcanic hills above the village, which boasts a beautiful location between the volcano Hengill and the vast plains of the southern lowlands. You'll have a nice view of the Varmá river (called the "warm river" because geothermal water flows through it) and green valleys with rising steam in the distance.

This tour provides the chance to witness spectacular sceneries and a variety of Icelandic nature. We will start our journey by riding along the Reykjafjall mountain and then through a peaceful forest to the vibrant geothermal valley with steamy hot springs, an area that expanded after an earthquake in 2008. As we head to the Hengill volcano, we can try the "tölt," a gait exclusive to the Icelandic horse. We make our way across the Djúpagilsfoss waterfall and some hot springs until we get to the Reykjadalur valley, where we can take a refreshing dip in a warm stream. The ride down the valley offers stunning views of Hveragerdi, the countryside, and the Westman Islands if the weather permits. Lastly, we head back to the farm and enjoy coffee and homemade cake. Don't forget to bring your swimsuit and towel!

This tour offers a scenic journey into the volcanic Highlands, led by an experienced guide. Highlights include visiting the captivating Ljótipollur Crater Lake, known for its turquoise water and vibrant red volcanic hills. You will also attempt an ascent to the active Hekla Volcano (weather permitting) for a 100-kilometer panoramic view that may reveal up to seven glaciers. The trip provides ample opportunities for invigorating hiking (up to 8 km) and the chance to relax in the area’s natural geothermal pool.