● **Thingvellir National Park**: This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can see the rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. You can also learn about the history and culture of Iceland, as this was the site of the first parliament. You should spend at least **2 hours** here to explore the park and its attractions.
● **Geysir geothermal area**: This is where you can see the famous Geysir, which gave its name to all geysers in the world. Although Geysir is mostly dormant, you can still see its smaller cousin Strokkur erupt every few minutes. You can also walk around the area and see other geothermal features, such as hot springs, mud pools, and fumaroles. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to enjoy the show and take some photos.
● **Gullfoss waterfall**: This is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland, where the Hvita river plunges into a deep canyon in two stages. You can admire the waterfall from different viewpoints and feel its power and spray. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to appreciate the beauty and majesty of Gullfoss.
● **Kerid crater lake**: This is an optional stop on the Golden Circle route, but it is worth a visit if you have time. Kerid is a volcanic crater that is filled with turquoise water and surrounded by red rocks. You can walk around the rim or descend to the lake for a closer look. You should spend at least **30 minutes** here to enjoy the scenery and take some photos.
● **Fridheimar tomato farm**: This is another optional stop on the Golden Circle route, but it is a great place to have lunch or a snack. Fridheimar is a greenhouse that grows tomatoes all year round using geothermal energy. You can taste their fresh and delicious products, such as tomato soup, tomato juice, or tomato ice cream. You can also learn about their sustainable farming methods and see their horses. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to have a meal and a tour.
● **Secret Lagoon hot spring**: This is yet another optional stop on the Golden Circle route, but it is a perfect way to relax after a day of sightseeing. Secret Lagoon is one of the oldest natural hot springs in Iceland, where you can soak in the warm water and enjoy the views of the surrounding nature. You can also see a small geyser that erupts every few minutes near the pool. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to unwind and rejuvenate.
● **Seljalandsfoss waterfall**: This is one of the most iconic waterfalls in Iceland, where you can walk behind the curtain of water and get a different perspective. You can also see other smaller waterfalls nearby, such as Gljufrabui and Kvernufoss. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to explore the area and take some photos.
● **Skogafoss waterfall**: This is another stunning waterfall in Iceland, where you can see a rainbow on sunny days. You can also climb up to the top of the waterfall for a panoramic view or hike along the river to see more waterfalls upstream. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to admire the waterfall and its surroundings.
● **Reynisfjara beach**: This is one of the most famous black sand beaches in Iceland, where you can see the Reynisdrangar sea stacks and the basalt columns. You can also visit the nearby Dyrholaey promontory, where you can see a natural arch and a lighthouse. You should be careful of the waves and tides when visiting this beach, as they can be very dangerous. You should spend at least **1 hour** here to enjoy the views and take some photos.
● **Skaftafell National Park**: This is part of the larger Vatnajokull National Park, where you can see glaciers, mountains, waterfalls, and forests. You can hike to Svartifoss waterfall, which is framed by black basalt columns, or join a glacier hike tour, where you can walk on the ice and see crevasses and ice caves. You should spend at least **2 hours** here to explore the park and its attractions.
● **Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon**: This is one of the most spectacular sights in Iceland, where you can see icebergs floating on a glacial lake that connects to the ocean. You can also visit the nearby Diamond Beach, where you can see icebergs washing up on the black sand shore. You can also join a boat tour or a kayak tour on the lagoon, where you can get closer to the icebergs and see seals. You should spend at least **2 hours** here to marvel at the beauty and wonder of Jokulsarlon.
● **Húsafell**: This is a farm and resort that has a golf course, a swimming pool, a hot spring, and a restaurant. You can play golf, swim, relax, or have a meal here. You can also visit the nearby attractions, such as the Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, the Langjokull glacier, and the Vidgelmir lava cave. You should spend at least **2 hours** here to enjoy the facilities and the nature.
● **Reykjavik**: This is the capital and largest city of Iceland, where you can see the Hallgrimskirkja church, the Sun Voyager sculpture, the Harpa concert hall, and the Laugavegur shopping street. You can also visit some of the museums, such as the National Museum of Iceland, the Saga Museum, or the Icelandic Phallological Museum. You should spend at least **4 hours** here to explore the city and its attractions.
● **Blue Lagoon**: This is one of the most popular geothermal spas in Iceland, where you can soak in the mineral-rich water and enjoy the views of the lava fields. You can also try some of the spa treatments, such as silica mud mask, algae mask, or in-water massage. The Blue Lagoon is close to the airport, so you can easily catch your flight after your visit. You should spend at least **2 hours** here to relax and pamper yourself.