To begin your tour we usually start at the geothermal exhibit, where you can learn what really goes on inside Iceland and how we create our 100% renewable energy from our volcanoes and glaciers.

You will discover the one of our most beautiful volcanic craters with a lake hidden inside, your guide will explain how the volcano was made and why it's so unique to find. the views from the top rim are delightful, it can be accessed by all.

On your journey through Icelands landscapes you will stop at the famous fridheimar green houses to see how we farm our fruit and veg with our geothermal energy, and of course give the fresh tomatoes soup a try, if we can stop here we will take you to our neighbouring farm to try the mushroom soup.

You will stop to marvel and explore the the shooting Geysir of Strokkur. The hot spring erupts out of the ground every 4-8 minutes with boiling water, the whole area is saturated in small bubbling springs to explore.

This waterfall is one of the grandest in Iceland, it holds a heart warming story of the locals that battled to keep its existence. There are many view points that sound this magnificent waterfall for you to enjoy.

Here at the geothermal lakes you can see how our traditional rye bread is made, if you are lucky and we time it right ,you can try the freshly baked geothermal bread from the sands of the lake.

The national park is on set on the edge of the tectonic plates, as the rift valley collapses into its self the massive walls show the scale of the mid-atlantic ridge splitting Iceland in two. you will have time to explore the site along with seeing some heritage waterfalls, where the first parliament in history was formed giving its national park status.