Embark on an unforgettable day trip from Reykjavik that brings the world of Game of Thrones to life amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes of Iceland. Take a private luxury Game of Thrones Jeep tour for an exclusive journey to the spots that set the stage for iconic scenes in the celebrated HBO series.

Iceland's breathtaking scenery served as an enchanting backdrop for numerous memorable sequences in the successful HBO show. Witness first-hand the extraordinary beauty that formed the essence of these filming locations, and relive the glory of Game of Thrones.

Your first stop, Þórufoss Waterfall, may not be as widely known as some others in the country, but its allure lies in its hidden beauty along the serene river Laxá Kjós. This majestic cascade found its place in Game of Thrones as the scene where Drogon the dragon scours Meereen for goats.

Venture into Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site boasting historical significance as the location of the ancient Alþing, the world's first parliament established in 930. This site also marks the unique boundary where the North American and European tectonic plates diverge.

Within the national park lies Almannagjá, the canyon featured as the Bloody Gate, a passageway to the Eyrie used by characters like Little Finger, Sansa Stark, Arya, and the Hound. Your tour also includes Öxarárfoss waterfall, seen when Arya stands by it on horseback following a fierce battle.

Continue your luxurious journey, delve into the picturesque Þjórsárdalur valley in the southern Icelandic Highlands to visit a reconstructed Viking farmhouse used as Olly's village in the North. Ravaged by the Wildlings in the series, the village adds a layer of mystique to your tour.

Nearby lies the often-overlooked yet stunning Háifoss waterfall, Iceland's second-highest, before we venture towards Gjáin—a tranquil valley adorned with mesmerising waterfalls and lava formations that served as a setting for Arya's training scenes.

For fervent fans of the show, this luxury tour unveils the splendour of some of the spellbinding filming locations across southwest Iceland. Conclude your private Game of Thrones tour, with a safe return to Reykjavik, leaving you with memories of an extraordinary journey through the realms of GoT.

During winter (November to February) there are limited hours of daylight in Iceland. Much of the driving will be done in the dark and some sites may be visited in dusk or darkness, or even skipped if needed.