Geysir, which is named after the original geyser, the Great Geysir, which is no longer active. The area is filled with steam vents, bubbling pits, and sizzling ponds, with multicoloured patches dotted here and there. The main show of the site is the active Strokkur Geyser that gushes 20 metres up in the air every 5 to 10 minutes. The spectacular, lively sight is the highlight of the Geysir geothermal field.

Kerid Crater in the Golden Circle, a volcanic crater lake that formed around 3000 years ago. It’s famous for the stark contrast in colours - maroon mineral sediment, dark lava rocks, and blueish lake water - forming a naturally eye-pleasing sight. You can also take a walk along the crater rim or follow the paved path down to the bottom of the crater to get a better view.

Gullfoss Waterfall, aka the Golden Falls, is a must-visit attraction of the Golden Circle tours in Iceland. It is an astonishing waterfall originating from Iceland’s second-largest glacier Langjökull. Its roaring cascade first runs down a gradual slope for 11 metres (36.01 ft) then tumbles down deep into the canyon with a 21 metre (68.9 ft) magnificent, wide drop, creating impressive, beautiful mist to splash up in the air, reflecting a giant rainbow in the sunlight.

8 natural hot springs away from the crowds surrounded by beaches and majestic mountains. Indulge yourself in 8 natural hot springs in unspoiled nature and away from the crowds.