Private Silver Circle Tour and Canyon Bath 

Discover the magic of Borgarfjörður on this guided adventure, featuring the serene Glanni Waterfall, the geothermal power of Deildartunguhver, and a soothing soak in the Canyon Baths. Dive into Iceland’s history at Reykholtkirkja, marvel at the beauty of Hraunfossar and Barnafoss, and explore the artistic charm of Húsafell. A perfect mix of nature, relaxation, and culture!

About tour

Experience the perfect blend of Iceland’s natural beauty, geothermal wonders, and cultural heritage on this guided journey through the Borgarfjörður region. This tour takes you to breathtaking landmarks such as Glanni Waterfall, a tranquil cascade set amidst lush surroundings, and Deildartunguhver Thermal Spring, Europe’s most powerful hot spring.

Relax and rejuvenate with a 2-hour soak in the serene Canyon Baths, where geothermal pools are nestled in a dramatic canyon setting. Dive into Icelandic history with a visit to Reykholtkirkja, a charming church tied to Snorri Sturluson, one of Iceland’s most famous medieval figures. Marvel at the contrasting beauty of the twin waterfalls Hraunfossar and Barnafoss, and end your journey with a stop at Húsafell, where unique stone art reflects the area’s natural inspiration.

This unforgettable tour combines relaxation, adventure, and history, offering a complete Icelandic experience.

Highlights

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What to bring

Itinerary

Start your day as we pick you up in Reykjavík for an unforgettable adventure. The journey begins with a 1-hour and 30-minute drive to your first destination.

Your first stop is Glanni Waterfall, a serene cascade surrounded by vibrant landscapes and local folklore. Enjoy a short nature walk, take in the tranquility, and snap some stunning photos during your 30-minute visit.

Next, enjoy a 20-minute drive to Deildartunguhver Thermal Spring, one of Iceland’s most powerful hot springs. Producing an incredible 180 liters of boiling water per second, it is the most productive hot spring in Europe. The steam rising from the spring creates a visually stunning and almost otherworldly atmosphere. Explore the geothermal landscape with its walking paths and scenic views for 15 minutes before transitioning to the highlight of this stop.

At the Canyon Baths, soak in the natural geothermal pools for 2 hours. Surrounded by a dramatic canyon and stunning views, this rejuvenating experience is the perfect way to connect with Iceland’s raw and rugged beauty.

Afterward, a 20-minute drive takes you to Reykholtkirkja, a charming historical church associated with medieval poet and historian Snorri Sturluson. Spend 15 minutes here, marveling at the beautiful stained-glass windows and learning about the church’s cultural and historical significance.

We’ll then drive you another 20 minutes to the twin waterfalls Hraunfossar and Barnafoss. Here, you’ll spend 75 minutes exploring the peaceful lava-fed cascades of Hraunfossar and the dramatic, rushing waters of Barnafoss. These contrasting sights offer incredible opportunities for photography and reflection.

Finally, a 20-minute drive takes you to Húsafell, where you’ll have 15 minutes to appreciate the unique stone art inspired by Iceland’s natural beauty.

After a day brimming with adventure and relaxation, a 1-hour and 40-minute drive will take you back to Reykjavík, where you can unwind and cherish the memories of your journey.

Pick up & Return time

Pick-up Information: Pick-up is at 8:30 a.m. from your hotel or a nearby meeting point in Reykjavík. Picking everyone up can take up to 30 minutes. Your patience is much appreciated.

Available pick-up points: SkallVentures’ pick-up list.

Return Time: The tour returns to Reykjavík around 8 p.m. – please bear in mind that the weather conditions in Iceland can sometimes cause delays.

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