The Discoverer Bundle is perfect for those looking to discover Iceland&#8217;s amazing geology in a fun way.  Activities include:
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<li>Bathing at the Secret Lagoon in Fludir (includes admission and towel rental)</li>
<li>Visit to the LAVA Centre in Hvolsvollur (includes entrance and volcano film at the LAVA Centre’s Cinema)</li>
<li>Visit to the Perlan Wonders of Iceland Museum in Reykjavik (includes entrance fee)</li>
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The Discoverer

If your interest is outdoor fun, this bundle is perfect! In this optional collection of selected activities in South Iceland you will enjoy:
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<li>Snowmobiling on Myrdalsjokull Glacier including 1-hour snowmobile tour, 2 people sharing one snowmobile and all equipment for snowmobiling</li>
<li>Glacier Walk from Skaftafell National Park (including guided 2-hour glacier walk). Glacier gear and safety equipment provided.</li>
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The Adventurer

The Icelandic Golden Circle is classic for a good reason. Popular among Iceland tours, the best Golden Circle tour combines history, culture, and extraordinary nature to make your day unforgettable.
The Golden Circle Tour takes you on a wondrous circular journey through the heart of Iceland’s southern Region, stopping at some of Iceland’s most iconic sites. The Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal area and Gullfoss Waterfall have their own stories to tell. You’ll have a day full of memories you won&#8217;t forget.
The first stop during the Golden Circle tour is Thingvellir National Park, a place of great historical, geological, and cultural significance. Thingvellir is located in a rift valley where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet. The UNESCO designated world heritage site is also the birthplace of the Althing—Iceland’s parliament founded in 930 AD—where the nation’s most powerful leaders would meet to decide on legislation and carry out brutal Viking-age justice.
Next, visit Gullfoss (Golden Falls). Gullfoss waterfall gets its name from the golden color of its water as it churns up silt and sediment. The magnificent waterfalls lie in the Hvita river and are fed by Langjokull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier.
The last stop on the Golden Circle Iceland is Geysir geothermal area, the scenic home of the famous Geysir hot spring. Geysir doesn’t erupt often but is surrounded by bubbling cauldrons of superheated mud, steaming pools and Strokkur, a geyser that erupts every 6-10 minutes. The smells, colors, and eruptions at this popular destination are a window into all the geothermal activity happening beneath Iceland.