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Visit the highlights and hear of the saga of western Iceland including Hraunfossar, deildartunguhver, Borgarnes as well as the Settlement Exhibition and Agriculture museum. 

Description

The Saga & Nature private tour allows you to experience the vast nature of Iceland. The tour starts with a pickup at your accommodation in the greater metropolitan area of Reykjavik. From there we head on with our journey west which holds magnificent views of mountains, waterfalls, ocean views and picturesque landscapes. 

What to expect:

• Private guided tour
• Comfortable vehicle
• The Settlement Exhibition at Borgarnes
• The Agriculture museum at Hvanneyri
• Hraunfossar waterfall
• Deildartunguhver hot spring 

The Settlement Exhibition at Borgarnes

Visit the Settlement Exhibition where you will experience the saga of the settlement of Iceland and Iceland's most famous vikings including Egill Skallagrímsson, Iceland's first poet and Chief Viking. 

The Agriculture museum at Hvanneyri

Head back in time by stopping by the Agriculture museum at Hvanneyri where you can experience how Icelandic farmers used to live. 

Hraunfossar waterfall

Travel to the waterfall Hraunfossar, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Iceland, where the water runs from under the lava.

Deildartunguhver hot spring

See the magnificent and unique Deildartunguhver hot spring, Europe's most powerful hot spring. Today around 200 liters of 100°C hot water flows every second.

This tour is perfect for those looking to explore the magnificent nature and saga Iceland has to offer.

Krauma geothermal baths & Spa

An optional add-on to this tour would be to visit Krauma geothermal baths & spa. Krauma offers several different pools, each with its own unique features & characteristics, all heated naturally by earth's core. To also maximize the experience Krauma offers a relaxation room, guests can lie or sit down and relax to soothing music and a crackling fireplace. 

Please note: To opt for the Krauma add-on you would need to opt for both the Krauma admission add-on as well as the additional 2 hours add-on to tour duration.