Reykjavík: Golden Circle Minibus Tour Spanish-Speaking Tour

Your adventure begins at the remarkable Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of great historical and geological importance. This is where Iceland’s ancient parliament was founded in 930 AD. Walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, where the Earth is visibly pulling apart.

Next, we stop at Efstidalur Dairy Farm, where you can taste their famous homemade organic ice cream, made with fresh milk from their own cows.

We then continue to the famous Geysir Geothermal Area, where you will witness the thrilling eruptions of Strokkur, which shoots hot water and steam into the air approximately every five minutes.

After that, prepare to be amazed by Gullfoss Waterfall, one of Iceland’s most spectacular natural wonders. Feel the power and hear the thunder of glacial water crashing into the canyon below.

To enrich your experience, we visit Friðheimar Tomato Farm, where tomatoes are grown year-round using geothermal energy, glacial water, and natural pollination by bees. You will also have the chance to meet and take photos with Icelandic horses.

We also include a visit to the Kerið Volcanic Crater, one of the most striking crater lakes in Iceland’s Western Volcanic Zone. From the rim, you can look down into the vivid blue-green lake formed by ancient volcanic forces.

This tour focuses on nature, culture, and storytelling. With a maximum of 19 passengers, the guide can provide personal attention and create a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

The Golden Circle is Iceland’s most popular sightseeing route — and for good reason. Located close to Reykjavík, it offers an incredible variety of landscapes and a deep connection to Iceland’s history and geology.

Please note:

• Dress according to the weather

• Warm hat, gloves, waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes are strongly recommended

• In winter (September–May), bring urban crampons for icy areas (must be removed inside the vehicle)

• Passengers with reduced mobility must be accompanied by another person responsible for their safety

• Not recommended for infants (0–3 years old) due to the tour length and fixed schedule