See the iconic Golden Circle and relax in the geothermally heated waters of the Secret Lagoon in Iceland!
Join us for a day in the Golden Circle, followed by a soak in Iceland’s oldest swimming pool! As night falls, you have the option of adding on an unforgettable Northern Lights hunt.
We’ll pick you up around 9:00 am at your selected pickup point in Reykjavik and make the scenic journey to Þingvellir National Park, the first stop of the Golden Circle in Iceland.
The Secret Lagoon: Remember to bring your bathing suit, because we are going to visit a geothermal bathing pool, surrounded by hot springs. The pool stays at 38-40 Celsius all year round.
Northern Lights add-on: From September - April you can add a northern lights add-on, and go searching for the Aurora Borealis in the evening.
Practical information:
We recommend bringing warm and waterproof outdoor clothing, along with sturdy shoes. Headwear, gloves, a scarf and warm layers will enhance your enjoyment of the tour. You’ll need a bathing suit and towel for the Secret Lagoon.
Meals are not included on this tour. You’ll have an opportunity to purchase food on the Golden Circle tour, or you may bring a packed lunch or a snack. If you add on an evening of Northern Lights, there will be time between the Secret Lagoon and the Aurora Hunt to make your own dinner plans in Reykjavik.
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11 990 ISK
Per Adult
Find out more details about the tour and its highlights.
This full day of sightseeing combines Iceland’s iconic Golden Circle Route with a relaxing after-soak in Iceland’s oldest swimming pool. You’ll be accompanied by one of our friendly guides, who will take you back to a time when Iceland was young, to the birthplace of today's democracy--and bring you face to face with the raw power of nature.
See Þingvellir, Geysir and the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, and follow up with a languid soak amidst the gorgeous natural scenery of the Secret Lagoon. Escape Reykjavik for the iconic landmarks of the Golden Circle and enjoy the country’s legendary hot spring culture.
Thingvellir National Park is a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its unique history and geology. It is set on the famous Mid-Atlantic Ridge that marks the border between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. We’ll see this cr...)
Thingvellir National Park is a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its unique history and geology. It is set on the famous Mid-Atlantic Ridge that marks the border between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. We’ll see this craggy, ever-expanding gap – the only land border between America and Europe! Iceland’s first parliament, Althingi, was held in these dramatic surroundings for centuries from its inception in 930 C.E. Stand on the spot where the Lawspeaker stood, and look down on the flooded fissures and church below.
The next stop on the Golden Circle is the Geysir geothermal area, where you can walk amidst the bubbling hot springs, boiling fumaroles and erupting geysers. You’ll see the Great Geysir, a now-dormant feature that gives the area and all geysers their...)
The next stop on the Golden Circle is the Geysir geothermal area, where you can walk amidst the bubbling hot springs, boiling fumaroles and erupting geysers. You’ll see the Great Geysir, a now-dormant feature that gives the area and all geysers their name, along with Strokkur, which regularly tosses boiling water and steam up to 40 meters into the air. Geyser eruptions are one of nature’s greatest shows and make for some of the best photos that you will ever take!
Rated as one of the ten best waterfalls in the world, Gullfoss or the Golden Falls is the crown jewel of the Golden Circle Route. Its frothy white waters flow from Langjökull Glacier and turn golden as they cascade down into the emerald valley below....)
Rated as one of the ten best waterfalls in the world, Gullfoss or the Golden Falls is the crown jewel of the Golden Circle Route. Its frothy white waters flow from Langjökull Glacier and turn golden as they cascade down into the emerald valley below. Gullfoss is undeniably one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world and the perfect way to finish our epic Golden Circle Tour.
The ‘Secret Lagoon’ in the geothermal village of Fludir is one of the oldest swimming pools in Iceland. Its warm waters remain at a constant 38-40 degrees throughout the year – making it the ideal getaway to enjoy a relaxing soak amid stunning natura...)
The ‘Secret Lagoon’ in the geothermal village of Fludir is one of the oldest swimming pools in Iceland. Its warm waters remain at a constant 38-40 degrees throughout the year – making it the ideal getaway to enjoy a relaxing soak amid stunning natural scenery. Expect to see moss-covered lava fields, wispy plumes of steam and a small erupting geyser while you bathe in its warm waters. We’ll sort out entrance and transport, so you can just kick back and enjoy Iceland’s wonderful hot spring culture.
Add on an evening filled with magic and prepare to be swept away by the beauty of the Northern Lights. After the Secret Lagoon, you’ll be dropped off in Reykjavik for a few hours to relax and catch a bite. Once darkness falls, we’ll hit the road once...)
Add on an evening filled with magic and prepare to be swept away by the beauty of the Northern Lights. After the Secret Lagoon, you’ll be dropped off in Reykjavik for a few hours to relax and catch a bite. Once darkness falls, we’ll hit the road once more on an unforgettable hunt for the Aurora Borealis.
Your expert aurora guide will drive out to secret viewpoints to enjoy the dark skies and dancing lights with as little light pollution as possible. Glimpsing the Northern Lights above Iceland’s wild moors is an experience you’ll not soon forget!
The guide will take complimentary photos of you and the Aurora, so you can take souvenirs of your adventure home!
Pick-up begins at 09:00 am – we can pick you up from one of our designated pick-up points in the city. The pick-up process can last up to thirty minutes – thank you in advance for your patience. Check out our list of designated pick-up points her...)
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Still got questions about the tour? Hopefully you will find the answer here.
YES! A valid international driver’s license is a must. Those without a driver’s license will have to travel in the passenger's seat.
No – the Northern Lights can only be seen between late August and April; however, it is not guaranteed even then – part of their magic is their elusiveness, but we will always do our best to make sure that you see them. We have booked nights in country inns to maximize your chances of seeing the aurora borealis.
Yes, and we’ll give it to you. Once you arrive at the location, we’ll provide everyone with an overall suit, gloves, warm headwear, and a helmet. Make sure you’re wearing warm first and middle layers under the suit. One thing to note is that you have to be able to fit into our overalls. The biggest size we have is 5XL.
Unfortunately, due to safety precautions, we don’t recommend our snowmobile tours for women that are more than 3 months pregnant.
Unfortunately, no. You are welcome to bring your own packed lunch or buy it at a cafe at the meeting point. Please note, that some meeting points might not have a cafe.
Your safety is very important to us, however, the natural forces that operate in Iceland are a bit unpredictable. To bring you back safe and sound, we reserve the right to change the itinerary or routes based on the weather forecast or due to other unforeseen circumstances.
You will not be able to take pictures while on the move, however, when we stop, you can use whatever device you have to take pictures or video. If you’re bringing a Go Pro, make sure you have all the fittings necessary if you want to mount it on a helmet.
Bring additional warm clothes in case you find yourself a bit chilly during the tour. Also, good hiking shoes are essential, if you don’t have them, you can rent them when booking the tour. UV sunglasses or a skiing mask is also necessary. And last but not least - bring your camera to catch those spectacular views! Also, if you feel like you’ll be getting hungry during the tour, pack your own lunch.
You should be ready for the pickup at location and time indicated on your booking. Please note, the pickup might last up to 30 minutes, until everyone is assembled.
Unfortunately, due to safety precautions, we don’t tolerate the consumption of alcoholic beverages before or during our tours. You can relax with an alcoholic beverage after the tour.
Yes. We recommend bringing a backpack with some warm clothes, lunch, and a thermos with tea/coffee on the tour.
The snowmobile is designed to be shared by two people. If you’re traveling alone or with an odd number of people, you should purchase a single ride supplement.
Yes. You can email us at snowmobile@snowmobile.is for more details.
Yes. All snowmobile tours are guided by a certified glacier expert.
No. Everything we provide on the tour is included in the price. However, if you need to rent hiking shoes, you should do so during the booking process and pay any additional fees then. We won’t be able to rent them to you at the location.
Yes. There are restrooms at the base camp or in the cafes close to the glacier. You’re more than welcome to use them, however, during the tour there will be no bathroom breaks.
No. You don’t need any previous experience. Our expert guides will teach you how to drive a snowmobile.
If you want to drive a snowmobile, you have to be at least 18 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. Otherwise, all children above the age of 8 and those without a valid driver’s license will have to travel in the passenger's seat.
