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    From Reykjavik: Private Golden Circle Iceland Day Tour

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    By Konrad Tours & Transfers

    Product code 312718P4

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    Dates

    Available from Jan 7, 2022

    Start times

    9:00 AM

    Travelers

    Traveler ages 0-120

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    From Reykjavik: Private Golden Circle Iceland Day Tour

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    Duration

    8 hours

    Ticket type

    Mobile Only

    Languages

    English, French

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    Instant

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    Time zone

    Atlantic/Reykjavik

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    During our journey, we'll visit Kerid Lake, set inside a 3,000 year old caldera, where expansive views and striking blue water make for incredible photo opportunities. Next up, we'll visit Fridheimar Greenhouse, where you'll see the latest in the country's horticultural engineering and enjoy some unique treats, grown right on the property. After that, we'll visit Geysir, where the land has been shaped for thousands of years by the oldest recorded geyser in the world, and a number of smaller geysers blast off every few minutes.More water awaits us at Gullfoss, a gorgeous waterfall on the Hvita river, where 140 cubic meters of water roar over the falls every second. To cap it off, we'll stop by beautiful and historic Thingvellir, site of the Icelandic parliament from 930 - 1798 AD. Here, you'll see the continental drift, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet.

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