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Laugaras Lagoon

January 21, 2026 By Blog Comments Off

laugaras lagoon

Soak in a breathtaking natural setting

Soak in a breathtaking natural setting. Tucked into the natural surroundings and overlooking the Hvítá River, the elegant two-storey lagoon immerses guests in soothing geothermal waters, seamlessly harmonizing with the surrounding landscape.

After bathing in the lagoon guests can have a memorable meal at Ylja Restaurant, their in-house dining venue. The seasonal menu they offer showcases ingredients thoughtfully sourced from local farms, fisheries, and greenhouses.

Laugaras Lagoon is only 58 km away from Landhotel, an easy drive approximately 45 minutes.

Laugaras Lagoon offers 3 types of admission packages all of which include unlimited access to the outdoor wellness area, access to their changing rooms with lockers and vanity stations, and showers with shampoo, conditioner and shower gel.  

Birki – basic admission

Lerki – adds use of towel and one drink at the swim-up bar

Ösp – like Lerki but adds two course meal of the day menu at Ylja Restaurant

You can buy admission to the Lagoon here

The Lagoon swim area

The Lagoon is an impressive two-story retreat designed to create a truly memorable experience. A beautiful cascading waterfall flows between the two levels, elegantly separating the stories while adding a calming, natural atmosphere. Within the Lagoon, guests can enjoy the convenience of two swim-up bars, where a wide selection of beverages is available, including refreshing non-alcoholic options as well as a variety of alcoholic drinks.

One of the Lagoon’s most captivating features is its breathtaking view. The Hvítá river runs directly below, providing a stunning natural backdrop and enhancing the sense of relaxation and connection to nature. From the Lagoon, guests can take in the sights and sounds of the river, making it an ideal place to unwind and fully immerse themselves in the surrounding landscape.

Saunas – Jacuzzi – Cold Pool

At the Laugaras Lagoon, guests can enjoy a variety of wellness facilities designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. The Lagoon features two distinct saunas to suit different preferences: a traditional dry sauna, offering intense heat in a calm and soothing environment, and a steam sauna, where warm, humid air helps relax muscles and cleanse the skin.

In addition to the saunas, there is an inviting outdoor jacuzzi, perfect for unwinding in warm, bubbling water while taking in the surrounding scenery. For those seeking a refreshing contrast, a cold pool is also available, providing an ideal way to cool off after a hot sauna session. Together, these facilities create a balanced and revitalizing spa experience, allowing guests to relax, recharge, and fully enjoy their time at the Laugaras Lagoon.

Ultimate 3 day itinerary from Landhotel

June 4, 2025 By Blog Comments Off

the ultimate 3-day itinerary

exploring south iceland from landhotel

Located near most of the popular attractions in South Iceland, Landhotel offers the perfect starting point for discovering the dramatic beauty of South Iceland. This 3-day itinerary blends iconic sights, hidden gems, and local culture—all within easy reach of the hotel.

This 3-day itinerary balances adventure and comfort, making Landhotel a perfect base for discovering the best of South Iceland.

DAY 1: Wonders of The Golden Circle

Begin your adventure with a classic route: the Golden Circle. First, head to Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Next, visit the amazing Gullfoss waterfall, then take a short drive to Geysir where the erupting geyser Strokkur is.. On your way back, consider a stop at the Laugarás Lagoon in Laugarás for a soak before returning to Landhotel for a cozy evening.

DAY 2: South Coast Adventures

Drive south on road nr. 1  to explore Iceland’s famous coastline. Start at Seljalandsfoss, a waterfall you can walk behind (psst don´t forget to look at Gljúfrabúi), and continue to Skógafoss, one of the country’s most iconic falls. Don’t miss the Skógar Museum nearby for local history. Next, head to Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach with its dramatic basalt columns and sea stacks (make sure to follow the instructions on all warning signs, the waves can be dangerous if you get too close). Cap off your day with a sunset stop at Dyrhólaey, with stunning views of the coastline and Atlantic Ocean. Head back to Landhotel for a nice evening and a delicious dinner.

DAY 3: Higlands and Landmannalaugar

Venture into the Icelandic Highlands with a day trip to Landmannalaugar (4×4 recommended). This area is famous for its colorful rhyolite mountains, lava fields, and natural hot springs. Hike trails like Bláhnjúkur or Brennisteinsalda, or simply relax in the geothermal river after a short walk. The scenic drive alone, passing lakes and volcanic terrain, is unforgettable. Return to Landhotel for a peaceful final night under the stars—possibly with a glimpse of the Northern Lights in the right season. 

Best Hotel to See the Northern Lights in Iceland | Landhotel South Iceland

January 7, 2025 By Blog Comments Off

Best Hotel to See the Northern Lights in Iceland

Experience the Magic of the Northern Lights at Landhotel

If you’re searching for the best hotel to see the Northern Lights in Iceland, look no further than Landhotel in South Iceland. Located far from city light pollution, Landhotel offers exceptional opportunities to witness one of nature’s most breathtaking phenomena from September through the end of April.

Imagine stepping outside—or simply looking out your room window—and watching vibrant green, purple, and pink lights dance across the dark Icelandic sky. At Landhotel, the Northern Lights are not just an excursion; they’re part of the experience.

Why Landhotel Is the Perfect Northern Lights Hotel

Prime Location Away from Light Pollution

One of the biggest challenges of seeing the Aurora Borealis is finding dark skies. Landhotel’s remote location in South Iceland provides ideal viewing conditions, giving guests a front-row seat to the celestial show.

Instead of spending hours driving in search of clear skies, you can spend more time relaxing and enjoying the spectacle directly from the hotel grounds—or even from the comfort of your room.

Advanced Northern Lights Monitoring

To help guests maximize their chances of seeing the aurora, Landhotel operates two highly sensitive Northern Lights cameras. These cameras can detect auroral activity even when it is difficult to see with the naked eye.

The cameras accurately track activity in the sky and provide real-time information about where the Northern Lights are appearing, helping guests know exactly when to step outside and enjoy the view.

Live Northern Lights Streams

Landhotel offers a live stream from its Northern Lights cameras, available both on the hotel’s website and on TV screens throughout the property.

On cold winter evenings, guests can relax indoors while monitoring aurora activity and waiting for the perfect moment to head outside and experience the lights firsthand.

Never Miss the Show: Northern Lights Wake-Up Call

The Northern Lights don’t always follow a schedule. Sometimes the most spectacular displays occur late at night or after midnight.

That’s why Landhotel offers a complimentary Northern Lights wake-up call service for all guests. If the aurora appears while you’re sleeping, hotel staff will notify you so you don’t miss this unforgettable experience.

Coming Soon: Northern Lights Glass Dome

To make aurora viewing even more comfortable, Landhotel is building a dedicated Northern Lights Glass Dome on the hotel’s northeast side.

This unique space will allow guests to stay warm and cozy while enjoying panoramic views of the night sky. Whether you’re watching the stars or waiting for the aurora to appear, the glass dome will provide an extraordinary viewing experience unlike any other in Iceland.

The Best Place to See the Northern Lights in Iceland

Landhotel combines an ideal location, dark skies, advanced aurora monitoring technology, a dedicated wake-up service, and innovative viewing facilities to create one of Iceland’s premier Northern Lights experiences.

If seeing the Aurora Borealis is on your bucket list, Landhotel offers everything you need to make your Northern Lights adventure truly unforgettable.

Book Your Northern Lights Stay

Plan your visit between September and April and discover why Landhotel is considered one of the best hotels in Iceland for viewing the Northern Lights.

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Solar Eclipse in Iceland 2026

December 18, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

solar eclipse in iceland 2026

How it will be seen at Landhotel
Total Solar Eclipse
Time schedule
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what is a solar eclipse?

A solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves directly between the Earth and the Sun, obstructing the Sun’s light either in full or in part. This celestial event results in several distinct types of solar eclipses:

  • The Moon entirely obscures the Sun, allowing viewers to see the Sun’s outer atmosphere, known as the corona
  • Partial Solar Eclipse**: Only a portion of the Sun is covered by the Moon.
  • Annular Solar Eclipse**: The Moon is positioned too far from the Earth to fully block the Sun, creating a “ring of fire” effect.

For a total solar eclipse to take place, the alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun must be precise, and it can only be witnessed along a narrow path known as the path of totality. Those located outside this path will experience a partial eclipse instead.

When will the solar eclipse occur?

Iceland is set to host a remarkable total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, marking one of the most significant astronomical events in recent history. This spectacular occurrence will offer mesmerizing views as the Moon will completely obscure the Sun for several minutes.

 

The path and timing of the solar eclipse

Path of Totality: The eclipse will traverse the Arctic Ocean, Greenland, and Iceland, before continuing to Portugal and northern Spain. Remarkably, Iceland is situated to provide some of the finest views of totality.

The Timing :

  – The event will commence with a partial eclipse at approximately 2:04 PM local time.

  – Totality, when the Moon entirely blocks the Sun, is expected to occur around 3:15 PM local time, lasting a few minutes based on your specific location in Iceland.

  – The eclipse will conclude around 4:30 PM local time.

What are the viewing conditions

Iceland’s stunning landscapes, featuring glaciers, volcanoes, and black sand beaches, create an extraordinary backdrop for eclipse viewing. However, weather conditions are crucial. August can bring unpredictable cloud cover, so it is advisable to remain flexible and prepare for multiple viewing locations.

tips for observing

  • Eye Protection: Ensure you have proper solar viewing glasses or eclipse viewers to safely enjoy the event. Landhotel will have proper glasses available for purchase for their guests.
  • Plan Ahead Given Iceland’s popularity and the expected influx of visitors for this event, it’s essential to book your accommodations and transportation well in advance.
  • Eclipse Tours: Special tours are being arranged to provide an enriching experience that combines eclipse viewing with the exploration of Iceland’s breathtaking natural wonders, such as geysers, waterfalls, and hot springs. Such tours will we available on our website closer to this event.

Can it been seen from Landhotel?

At Landhotel you will experience a 99.49% partial solar eclipse lasting for total duration of 1 h 59m 46 s.

 

Winter travel in Iceland

October 31, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

Winter travel in iceland

Winter travel in Iceland is like stepping into a winter wonderland, but it requires some planning regarding travelling plans and that you pack properly. Winter travel in Iceland is not only scenic with its snowy landscapes, but also offers unique activities like Northern Lights viewing, glacier hiking, and ice cave exploration. Below is our recommendation how to prepare for a safe, warm, and awe-inspiring Icelandic winter adventure.

Dress accordingly

Icelandic weather can be quite unpredictable, especially in winter when you can experience sunshine, snow, rain and wind all in one day. Prepare by dressing accordingly with warm base layers, insulated jackets and waterproof/windproof outer shells.  Always have thermal mittens, caps and scarfs with you.

For the adventurous ones if you want to go hiking, glacier walks or Northern Lights hunting you should bring with you winter boots, microspikes ( it can be quite slippery if there is ice under the snow), headlamp or flashlight is quite important to have due to limited hours of daylight during the winter time. We recommend to have thermal bottles which you can fill up with hot water, hot chocolate or coffee at Landhotel before you go on your adventurous day trip.  We can prepare lunchboxes for you if you order them the night before.

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If you are travelling independently by renting a car always make sure your rental car is equipped with winter tires and choose 4×4 vehicle at all times.

It is essential to check road conditions every day since the weather can be quite unpredictable.  You should always check the website https://umferdin.is/en for road conditions and https://www.vedur.is for weather conditions.  The main key is to be prepared and stay flexible due to changes in weather conditions.

We recommend to all travellers to visit the website  www.savetravel.is for more information about travelling in Iceland.

landhotel your base accommodation

Landhotel is perfect for winter travellers to stay at due to its location and short distances from main attractions in heart of South Iceland.  You can go on your short daytrips and reach those attractions within an hour or two so you can enjoy them in daylight during the winter months.

At Landhotel you don´t have to go Northern Lights hunting because the Northern Lights stream over the hotel when the conditions are good. You stay in the warmth of the hotel and when they appear the only thing you have to do is to put your warm clothes on and walk outside to see these spectacular lights.  We even have wake-up calls if they do appear after midnight and of course you can follow them on our website or in the Aurora App since we do have live cameras on our rooftop.

winter adventures

Popular tours like glacier hikes or ice cave tours can be booked through our portal at https://landhotel.tourdesk.is/Tour.  We recommend to book early to secure spot on those popular tours.

Winter in Iceland offers an unparalleled opportunity for breathtaking experiences, but adequate preparation is essential. By equipping yourself with appropriate gear, staying informed about the weather conditions, and maintaining a flexible itinerary, you can immerse yourself in the stunning scenery, from the majestic snow-capped mountains and enchanting frozen waterfalls to the awe-inspiring Northern Lights. Thoughtful preparation will not only enhance your safety but also transform your Icelandic winter adventure into a truly memorable journey.

Northern Lights in Iceland

September 9, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

When Can You See the Northern Lights in Iceland?

The best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland is from late September to early April, and sometimes even into May. During these months, the nights are longer and darker, providing the ideal conditions to witness one of nature’s most spectacular displays.

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, occur when solar particles collide with the Earth’s atmosphere, creating vibrant waves of color across the night sky. Shades of green, pink, red, yellow, blue, and violet can appear in swirling curtains, arcs, and spirals that seem to dance overhead, creating an unforgettable experience for visitors and locals alike.

To maximize your chances of seeing the Northern Lights, it is important to find a location away from city lights with clear views of the sky. One of the best places to experience the aurora is Landhotel, where minimal light pollution and wide-open surroundings create excellent viewing conditions when the weather is favorable.

In addition to clear skies and darkness, monitoring aurora activity is essential. We recommend downloading the Aurora App from the App Store, where you can check the latest forecasts and view our live webcams at Landhotel.

We welcome you to Landhotel to experience the magic of the Northern Lights and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Main image credited to Maps of Iceland

The Icelandic Horse

August 14, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

the icelandic horse

The Icelandic horse is a unique and ancient breed native to Iceland, known for its small but sturdy build, versatility, and incredible endurance. The Icelandic horse, despite its compact size, is renowned for its strength and exceptional riding capabilities. This unique breed has been meticulously preserved in isolation for over a millennium, with strict regulations prohibiting the introduction of any other horse breeds since the 10th century. This steadfast dedication to purity has ensured that the Icelandic horse remains unaltered by crossbreeding practices to this day.

Icelandic horses unique features

One of the most unique features of the Icelandic horse is its distinct gait. Unlike many horse breeds that typically have three natural gaits (walk, trot, and canter), the Icelandic horse showcases two additional remarkable gaits: the **tölt** and the **skeið** or **flying pace**. The **tölt** is a smooth, four-beat lateral gait that offers a comfortable ride even on challenging terrain. The **skeið** is a swift, two-beat gait primarily used in races, capable of reaching speeds similar to a gallop.

Icelandic horses resilience and temperment

Icelandic horses are renowned for their resilience. They have adapted to the challenging and often unpredictable climate of Iceland, sporting thick, double-layered coats that shield them from the cold and wind. These horses are accustomed to living outdoors all year, including winter, which enhances their overall sturdiness.

Icelandic horses are not only beautiful in appearance but also possess a gentle and friendly temperament. Renowned for their intelligence, ease of training, and responsiveness to riders, they are an ideal choice for beginners and children due to their calm demeanor. Experienced riders also appreciate their stamina and versatility.

Icelandic horses and culture

The Icelandic horse plays a significant role in Icelandic culture, deeply rooted in the nation’s history and folklore. It has been an integral part of Icelandic life for over 1,000 years, serving as a mode of transportation, aiding in farming activities, and providing companionship. Today, these majestic creatures are honored in various competitions, breeding showcases, and international trade, showcasing their exceptional traits and lively spirit.

The Icelandic horse embodies more than just a breed; it stands as a powerful symbol of the nation’s strength and autonomy.

In a very short distance away from Landhotel there are Heklu hestar and Skeiðvellir where you can go for a horse ride with a professional guide.

Thjorsardalur – Þjórsárdalur

July 10, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

Thjorsardalur - Þjórsárdalur

Þjórsárdalur (Thjorsardalur) is a must see nature valley
located in the heart of South Iceland. This beautiful valley is known for its
stunning landscapes, historical sites, and fascinating nature.   

Þjórsárdalur is named after the river Þjórsá, the longest
river in Iceland, which runs through the valley.  The origin of the river comes from Hofsjökull
glacier which is a landmark in the area.

 

waterfalls in þjórsárdalur

There are two waterfalls in Þjórsárdalur which are stunningly

located side by side and it is a worth taking hike to see both those
waterfalls. Those waterfalls are Háifoss and Granni.  Háifoss is one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland
with a drop of 122 meters, and its neighbour Granni is slightly smaller but
impressive about 101 meters high.

To reach those waterfalls you must drive short distance on a
gravel road with is quite accessible during the summer months but can be a
challenge during winter due to snow and ice. 
A short distance from the parking area there is a viewing point for both
those waterfalls with a breathtaking views of them and the natural
surroundings.

Another “must see” landmark is the Gjáin, which is such a mindful place.  This small valley is filled with natural Icelandic plants, mosses and wildflowers and small waterfall in a picturesque setting.

historical site

In Þjórsárdalur are also very interesting historical sites named Stöng and Þjóðveldisbærinn. 

Stöng is an excavated longhouse from the Viking age and was
indeed buried under volcanic ash from the eruption of Hekla in 1104.  The site gives you a glimpse of early life
and architecture from the old Iceland.

Þjóðveldisbærinn is a reconstructed farm from the Viking era
based from Stöng.  There is a open-air
museum and visitors can learn about the life of medieval Icelandic people.

Distance from Landhotel: 60 km. (continue road nr. 26 to road nr. 32)

Main image credited to Maps of Iceland

Day tour Southcoast Iceland

June 1, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

Day tour Landhotel
lava center - seljalandsfoss - skógafoss - reynisfjara

A day tour combining visit to Seljalandsfoss, the Lava Center, Skógafoss, and Reynisfjara (Black Beach) offers a vast exploration of South Iceland’s natural wonders and geological exploration of Iceland volcanic activity. This day trip takes you along the southern coast of Iceland,  with impressive landscapes, from powerful waterfalls and volcanic exhibits to the dramatic Reynisfjara (The Black Beach).

lava center

The Lava Center in Hvolsvöllur is an interactive museum dedicated to Iceland’s volcanic activity, earthquakes, and geology.

There you will learn about Iceland’s volcanic history, the nature of eruptions, and the country’s unique geology through interactive displays.

The exhibits, including simulations of eruptions and earthquakes, provide you with a deep understanding of Iceland’s powerful geological forces.

seljalandsfoss

Seljalandsfoss is one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls, knowned by the unique path that allows travellers to walk behind the cascading water.

Walk behind the waterfall: The trail takes you behind the 60-meter tall waterfall, offering a unique perspective and excellent photo opportunities.

The ability to walk behind the waterfall and feel the mist is a thrilling experience. The views from behind the waterfall, especially during sunset, can be breathtaking.

Nearby is Gljúfrabúi, a hidden waterfall inside a canyon, is also worth a visit. It is only 500 m away from Seljalandsfoss.  Don´t miss out on exploring this hidden gem.

 

skógafoss

Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s largest and most iconic waterfalls, known for its impressive height and powerful flow.

Stand at the foot of the waterfall to experience its full power and take in the misty atmosphere.

A staircase leads to a viewing platform above the waterfall, offering stunning views of the falls and the surrounding landscape.

The sheer power and beauty of Skógafoss, along with the chance to see rainbows in the mist on sunny days, will make it a highlight of your day tour.

reynisfjara (black beach)

Reynisfjara is a dramatic black sand beach near the town of Vík, famous for its striking basalt columns, sea stacks, and powerful waves.

Explore the unique hexagonal basalt columns at the base of Reynisfjall mountain.

View the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, which, according to legend, are trolls turned to stone.

The contrast of the black sand against the crashing waves, combined with the unique geological formations, makes Reynisfjara one of the most photogenic areas in Iceland.

Please be very cautious about the waves, where the ocean at Reynisfjara can be unpredictable and powerful, so visitors should stay well back from the water.

tour itenarary - example

Morning: Depart from Landhotel

Start early to make the most of the day. Have a healthy breakfast before your tour. Note Landhotel offers take-away lunch packages.

First Stop: Lava Center

Drive approximately 25 minutes to Hvolsvöllur. Spend around 1-1.5 hours at the Lava Center learning about Iceland’s volcanic activity. Please check their opening hours, you might have to alter the order of the tour and visit the Lava Center on your way back from Reynisfjara.

Second Stop: Seljalandsfoss

Spend about an hour exploring and walking behind the waterfall and a must visit Gljúfrabúi.

Third Stop: Skógafoss

Continue driving for about 20 minutes to Skógafoss. Allocate around an hour to explore the base and hike to the top of the waterfall.

Lunch Break:

Consider stopping in Skógar or Vík for lunch. There are several dining options offering traditional Icelandic food.

Final Stop: Reynisfjara (Black Beach)

Drive approximately 30 minutes to Reynisfjara. Spend around an hour exploring the beach, basalt columns, and sea stacks. Please be cautious about the waves.  There are information lights before you enter the beach which will inform you about status of the waves each day.

Afternoon: Return to Landhotel

Head back to Landhotel, which is about a 1.5 hours drive from Reynisfjara

Images credit to Maps Of Iceland

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Day tour Gullfoss – Geysir

June 1, 2024 By Blog Comments Off

DAYTOUR GULLFOSS - GEYSIR-FRIÐHEIMAR

A day tour from Landhotel that includes Gullfoss, Geysir, and Friðheimar offers an adventurous day mixed of Icelandic natural wonders and unique cultural experiences. These attractions are part of the popular Golden Circle route, making them easily accessible in a single day tour from Landhotel. The route takes visitors through some of Iceland’s most iconic landscapes and introduces them to geothermal activity, powerful waterfalls, and sustainable tomato farming practices.

gullfoss (golden falls)

Gullfoss is one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls, renowned for its impressive two-tiered cascade and powerful flow. The waterfall is located in the Hvítá river canyon and is a spectacular sight in any season even during the winter it is fascinating to see such waterfall in its frozen state.

At Gullfoss visitors have multiple viewing platforms to see the waterfall from different angles. The path leading down to the lower viewing area provides a close-up view of the waterfalls where you actually stand in the mist of the falls, while the upper platform offers a panoramic perspective.

On sunny days, the mist from the falls often creates vivid rainbows, enhancing the already stunning scenery. The sheer power and beauty of Gullfoss makes you really at awe.

geysir geothermal area

The Geysir geothermal area is home to the original geyser, Geysir, as well as the active Strokkur geyser, which erupts approximately every 5-10 minutes, shooting boiling water up to 20-30 meters into the air.

At Geysir visitors can walk around the geothermal area to see various hot springs, fumaroles, and mud pots. Watching Strokkur erupt is a thrilling experience and a true moment for photographers.

The geothermal landscape is otherworldly, with steam rising from the ground and the smell of sulfur in the air. The area offers educational information about geothermal activity and the history of Geysir.

Friðheimar - the tomato farm

Friðheimar is a family-run greenhouse farm specializing in the cultivation of tomatoes using sustainable geothermal energy. The farm offers a unique glimpse into Icelandic horticulture and sustainable farming practices.

At Friðheimar visitors can tour the greenhouse to learn about the innovative growing techniques and geothermal energy use. The highlight is dining in the greenhouse restaurant, where you can enjoy a meal surrounded by tomato plants or visit their newly built bar restaurant where you can sit outside on a nice summer day in a beautiful cultural setting feasting on their local delicacies.

TOUR ITENARY - EXAMPLE

Morning: Depart from Landhotel

Start your day early to maximize your time at each location. Have a good and healthy breakfast at the hotel and note that the hotel offers lunch packages for day tours.

First Stop: Gullfoss – drive 86 km

Spend around an hour exploring the viewing platforms and taking in the majestic waterfall.

Second Stop: Geysir Geothermal Area

Head to Geysir, which is about a 10-minute drive from Gullfoss. Allocate around an hour to walk around the geothermal area and watch the Strokkur geyser erupt.

Lunch: Friðheimar Tomato Farm

Drive approximately 30 minutes to Friðheimar for a lunch break. Enjoy a fresh and delicious meal in the greenhouse. Plan for about 1-1.5 hours to fully experience the tour and the meal. Note that you have to make a reservation at Friðheimar before arrival.

Afternoon: Return to Landhotel

After lunch, you can either head back to Landhotel or make a stop at Flúðir and dip into the natural pool Hrunalaug.  Just remember to bring your swimsuit with you.

Afternoon at Landhotel

You can unwind in the Sauna Spa, enjoy the stunning view from the outdoor Jacuzzi, or lounge in our cozy seating area before indulging in a delicious dinner at our restaurant Tindur. After dinner, relax and rejuvenate to prepare for your next day’s adventure.

Some media accredited to Maps of Iceland

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