Restaurants in Golden Circle

A charming family-run cafe beside the magnificent Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, serving homemade Icelandic food from their own farm.

A family-run dairy farm restaurant in the Golden Circle, where you eat homemade food and ice cream while watching the cows being milked through a glass wall.

A working tomato greenhouse on the Golden Circle where you eat tomato soup surrounded by growing vines -- one of Iceland's most unique dining experiences.

An organic cafe set inside a converted greenhouse at Iceland's pioneering Solheimar eco-village, serving locally grown food and freshly roasted coffee in a setting unlike any other in the country.

A wide, gentle waterfall on the Tungufljot River, located just off the Golden Circle route. Faxi is 80 metres wide and 7 metres tall, known for its fish ladder, salmon fishing, and peaceful picnic area.

Gjáin is a hidden oasis in the Thjorsardalur valley — a sheltered ravine filled with small waterfalls, streams, and lush green vegetation. Often compared to a fairy-tale landscape, it remains one of South Iceland's best-kept secrets.

Gullfoss is one of Iceland's most iconic waterfalls — a massive two-tiered cascade where the Hvítá river plunges 32 metres into a narrow canyon. Part of the Golden Circle, it combines raw power with dramatic beauty and a compelling conservation story.