Small-group tour to the Silver Circle with Canyon Baths visit
Head out to explore the wild west lands of Iceland in a small group tour. Enjoy spectacular waterfalls, beautiful canyon baths, mysterious hot springs, and more.
You will start your tour by heading towards the gateway to West Iceland called Borgarnes. Shortly after you will arrive at the first stop, the hot spring Deildartunguhver. Walk through the steamy clouds of vapor and experience the power of the most powerful hot spring in Europa that provides power and hot water for miles around. Next up is Hraunfossar where you can observe 1km of lava waterfalls. You will then head to the magnificent Barnafoss.
Continue your journey to the breathtaking woodlands of Husafell. On the historical site, you can see various traditional turf houses, elf huts, and artworks created by local artists. It is time to exchange your transportation for a 4WD car to drive deeper inland towards the Deildargil Canyon where the two-tiered Langifoss waterfall is located. Feel the power of nature as you watch the water go down.
Finally, you will arrive at the Canyon Baths. Get ready for an exclusive experience to enjoy three geothermally-heated pools, a cold water pot, and a cooling waterfall. The perfect relaxing ending to a full day out. After you have enjoyed the pools at Canyon Baths you will head back to Reykjavik.
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Do this because
- Explore the west lands of Iceland in a small group
- Admire Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot spring in Europe
- Explore the breathtaking Husafell woodlands
- Relax in the geothermally-heated pools of Canyon Baths
Important to know
- This tour requires a minimum age of 5 years to participate
- Please remember to dress according to the weather conditions and to bring warm, wind, and waterproof clothing
- You should wear hiking shoes for this tour
- Admission to Canyon Baths includes towel and swimming shoes rental
- Keep in mind that lunch is not included, you will make stops during the tour to purchase some lunch or can bring some yourself
- Pickup and drop off are included from locations in Reykjavik, contact the local operator directly to confirm pickup point and time using the contact details in the booking voucher
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Guide
- Pick up and drop off within Reykjavik
- Admission fee to Canyon Baths
What’s not included
- Lunch
- Food and drinks
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Location
Vatnsmýrarvegur 10, 101 Reykjavík, Ísland
Meeting point:
Pickup and drop off are included from locations in Reykjavik, contact the local operator directly to confirm pickup point and time using the contact details in the booking voucher. In case you do not choose the pickup service meet at the BSÍ Bus Terminal in Reykjavík.
Provider
Nicetravel ehf
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