Visita guiada al Círculo Dorado y Sky Lagoon en Reykjavik
En un día, verás géiseres y cascadas doradas, caminarás entre continentes y aprenderás sobre la historia vikinga. Saliendo de Reikiavik, la primera parada será el Parque Nacional Thingvellir, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, donde las placas tectónicas de Eurasia y América se separan entre sí. ¡Puedes pararte en dos continentes diferentes a la vez aquí!
La siguiente parada es el área geotérmica de Geysir, donde se puede ver la erupción del géiser Strokkur cada pocos minutos. Strokkur envía agua hirviendo hasta 30 metros hacia el cielo, lo cual es todo un espectáculo. La siguiente es la cascada de Gullfoss, una de las cascadas más famosas de Islandia. La cascada "Golden Falls" es alimentada por millones de galones de agua helada del deshielo del segundo glaciar más grande de Islandia, Langjökull. Puede ver la cascada desde diferentes plataformas de observación, lo que le brinda muchas oportunidades fantásticas para tomar fotografías.
Una vez que haya visto estas tres gemas de Islandia, terminará el día con una visita al spa geotérmico en Sky Lagoon. El Sky Lagoon está inspirado en la cultura bañista islandesa y ofrece una fabulosa experiencia de spa junto al mar desde una piscina infinita de 250 pies con vistas que nunca olvidará. Disfrutará de un ritual celestial de siete pasos que lo dejará renovado y rejuvenecido. Recuéstese en las cálidas y relajantes aguas y tome un cóctel en el bar de la cueva en la piscina. Solo Islandia te ofrece tanto en un día: disfrutar de lo mejor de su naturaleza, historia y cultura, será un día que nunca olvidarás.
Detalles principales
Detalles extra
Ventajas
- Visite la maravilla geotérmica más nueva de Islandia después de experimentar el Círculo Dorado
- Vea la cascada "Golden Falls" y tome fotos para que el recuerdo perdure
- Experimente un ritual de siete pasos que lo dejará renovado y rejuvenecido en el spa geotérmico Sky Lagoon
Información importante
- Para el Sky Lagoon: Llevar traje de baño
- Esta experiencia no es apta para niños menores de 12 años.
- Para la guía de audio en el autobús: traiga sus propios auriculares. De lo contrario, los auriculares están disponibles para comprar por ISK 1000 en cada autobús de las guías.
- Para su comodidad: Vístase de acuerdo al clima. En Islandia, siempre es aconsejable vestirse con ropa abrigada e impermeable. Los cambios de clima pueden ser repentinos, así que prepárate para todas las condiciones climáticas. Se recomiendan chaqueta y pantalones impermeables, artículos para la cabeza y guantes, y calcetines cálidos / zapatos impermeables.
- Ritual completo de siete pasos, Wi-Fi gratis y cargador USB para cada asiento y audioguía en el autobús con una selección de 10 idiomas (inglés, francés, alemán, holandés, italiano, español, chino, japonés, coreano y finlandés) son incluido
- Asientos para bebés disponibles
- Accesible para personas con movilidad limitada.
Política de cancelación
Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 24 horas antes de que comience la actividad
Incluye
- Entradas
- Visita guiada
- Audioguía
- Traslados de ida y vuelta
- Guía local
No incluye
- Comidas y bebidas
Cargo por reserva
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Reykjavík Sightseeing
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