Gullfoss Waterfall, the Famous Geysir Hot Spring and the Aurora Borealis if Weather Conditions Allow.

We depart from Reykjavik in a very comfortable super Jeep with our first stop at the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall cascading down in the white colored Hvita river, from the magnificent Langjökull glacier.

We then head to Haukadalur the home of the great Geyser and the reliable Strokkur geyser that erupts in 3 to 7 minute intervals. This incredible hot spring spouts boiling water to a height of 25 to 35 meters. We’ll take a short safari on a black sandy beach and after a scrumptious lobster dinner in Stokkseyri, we head back to Reykjavík and as we are away from the lights of the city, we can hunt for the amazing Aurora Borealis* as we drive through the agricultural headland of south Iceland and through the small settlements of the countryside.

*Please note that the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) is a natural phenomena and sightings, therefore, cannot be guaranteed

Included : Driver-tour guide, Icelandic schnapps and Lobster dinner
Excluded : Soft drinks Optional for groups of minimum ten passengers: - Icelandic black Oatbread cooked (geothermal heat) in the ground, with hard boiled eggs (boiled in a hot spring) and herring, washed down with the famous Geysir Schnapps. 1.500 ISK per person.
Duration : 8 hours

We depart from Reykjavik in a very comfortable super Jeep with our first stop at the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall cascading down in the white colored Hvita river, from the magnificent Langjökull glacier.

We then head to Haukadalur the home of the great Geyser and the reliable Strokkur geyser that erupts in 3 to 7 minute intervals. This incredible hot spring spouts boiling water to a height of 25 to 35 meters. We’ll take a short safari on a black sandy beach and after a scrumptious lobster dinner in Stokkseyri, we head back to Reykjavík and as we are away from the lights of the city, we can hunt for the amazing Aurora Borealis* as we drive through the agricultural headland of south Iceland and through the small settlements of the countryside.