Here is a list I threw together for you. I threw in a couple extra options so if you have questions about choosing between 2, let me know. That kit you linked isn't bad, but you for sure want to at least update the flight controller and get a naze32 or clone of it instead of the CC3D it comes with. Just giving you some options.

Don't get that transmitter you linked. You want to get one of the 2 I linked, perferably the Taranis. Buy nice or buy twice. Cry once and buy once. You don't need the top of line stuff, but you want a Transmitter that will keep up with you.

FPV Goggles: Quanum DIY FPV Goggle V2 w/5 inch LCD Monitor (Kit)

Video Rx: RipaFire® TS832 FPV 5.8GHz 32 Channels

Video Tx and Camera: Eachine 700TVL 1/3 Cmos FPV 110 Degree Camera w/32CH NTSC Transmission

Transmitter: FrSky Taranis

Transmitter: Turnigy 9x

Flight Controller: DragonFly32 PRO

Flight Controller: Naze32 Acro

Motors: Sunnysky X2204s KV: 2300 Motor

ESC: DYS BL20A BLHeli Mini ESC

Frame Kit: ZMR 250 All Carbon Mini FPV Frame

Charger: IMAX B6AC V2 Professional Balance Charger/Discharger

Props: Gemfan 5030 (You will want to buy at least 10 sets of these)

Battery: Turnigy nano-tech 1800mah 3S 25~50C Lipo Pack

Power distribution board: PDB / Power Distribution Board Special for 250 QAV250 H250 Mini Quadcopter

Battery connecter: XT60 Male w/ 12AWG Silicon Wire 10cm (5pcs/bag)

Discovery Buzzer Discovery Buzzer

Lipo voltage checker: Lipo Voltage Checker/Warning Buzzer

Lipo battery bag: Bluecell Silver Large Size Lipo Battery Guard Sleeve/Bag for Charge & Storage

You will also need zip ties and velco!

Only other thing will be batteries, leaning towards 1800mah or 2200mah.

I would start with like 3 2200mah batteries. They are bigger and heavier, but will give you longer flight times. You will want that longer time in the air once you first start. After you get comfortable, you can go down to the 1800mah or 1500mah to get less weight and go faster and do more tricks.

And Will this be able to occasionally carry a GoPro without issue?

It will easily carry a go pro, but be sure you have a case because you are going to crash a lot when you first start!

If you have any questions about anything, let me know. I am happy to help!