We followed a day tour for the following 3 destinations.

The Geysir

The geysirs are like spouting hot springs. They erupt about every 3-5 mins. So what happens is we wait around the area, and when the time comes, a huge gush of water / steam comes spouting out of the ground.

Gullfoss Waterfall

Gullfoss (also known as Golden Falls) is Iceland’s most popular waterfall. This magnificent beauty is located southwest of Iceland. Of course, during different seasons of the year, it’ll look different. During the summer, it’ll have more greens are higher chances of rainbows forming over the waterfalls. But undoubtedly, no matter which time of the year you visit the falls, it’ll be an uplifting experience.

Þingvellir National Park

The last part of the day tour brought us to the National Park. By the time we got there, the sun was already starting to set. But what made it amazing was that the sunset flushed the sky with interchanging hues of pinks, purples and blue. Standing there watching the landscapes before us was like watching a painting unfold.

If you’re interested, this tour can be found here
It’s definitely worth a go as it covers 3 places in one day (Approximately 7 hours in total).

P/s: I went during the end of autumn and start of winter season (End oct), so if you’re heading there in deep winter, bring more layers and coats! It was pretty cold when i was there, so i guess during winter you’ll need to wrap up more. (Heat packs are definitely useful).