Iceland | Summer Golden Circle + South Coast 3-Day Tour (Golden Circle + Waterfalls + Black Beach + Glacier Lagoon Cruise + Glacier Hike)

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Thingvellir National Park is known as the "world's oldest democratic parliament site". Later, it became a place for Icelandic people to celebrate major events. The national park is close to the Icelandic Great Rift Valley, which is the boundary between the Eurasian and American plates. In 2004, Thingvellir National Park was listed as a "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO.
The Great Geyser is one of the world's most famous geysers. It sprays two or three times every eight minutes or so, with a water column up to 20 meters high, which is very spectacular. You can see the entire eruption process from the vent, especially before the eruption, when the boiling water sprays out in a bowl shape, and then the water column in the middle turns into steam and goes straight into the air.
Gullfoss is one of the must-see attractions in Iceland, and for good reason. The waterfall is majestic and spectacular, with a rapid flow of water that falls more than 50 meters and a deafening roar.
Seljalandsfoss Seljalandsfoss is 60 meters high and rushes down from the cliff. The white water flows and the surrounding beautiful scenery blend together, which is very popular among photography enthusiasts. The waterfall is elegant and beautiful. At sunrise or sunset, the sun shines on the water curtain of the waterfall, turning into a beautiful and dazzling water mist, which is intoxicating.
Skogafoss Skogafoss, also known as the Forest Waterfall, is 25 meters wide and has a water drop of 60 meters. The rushing water is very spectacular. The movie "Thor 2: The Dark World" was filmed here.
When you actually walk on a glacier, you will understand how big it is. Along the way, you can see the glacier's surface with strange shapes, showing different shades of blue in different weather conditions. Some areas of Iceland's glaciers are covered with volcanic ash, which adds to the glacier's toughness. You can also see ice blocks, ice ridges, and ice caves along the way, which is very interesting.
Black Sand Beach After a short break in the town of Vík, we came to Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. The black sand beach has a dark and shiny luster and is endless. From here, you can overlook the majestic Reynisdrangar pillars.
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a natural lagoon formed at the mouth of the southeastern edge of Vatnajökull glacier in Iceland. On the black sand beach opposite it, there are stranded ice stones sparkling like diamonds, which is known as the "Diamond Beach".
If you want to experience the beauty of the glacier lake more deeply, you can also choose to take a glacier lake cruise, shuttle between the floating ice, and appreciate this quiet and beautiful natural wonder up close.