If it's waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches you are after, plus one extra activity of your choice, this tour fits the bill.
Tour Operator: Holiday Tours
Enjoy the flexibility to sidestep the crowds and make unexpected discoveries along the way with your private guide. But why stop there? And for that extra touch of wow factor select an additional activity — be it snowmobiling, a private glacier walk, or a spin on a quad bike —.to make your day even more special.
South Coast's greatest hits
In the heart of Iceland's dramatic landscapes, our journey begins at the awe-inspiring Skógafoss Waterfall, a cinematic masterpiece featured in Game of Thrones. Plummeting 60 meters (196 feet), its majestic cascade leaves visitors utterly spellbound. As you stand in its mist, our guide unravels tales of the hidden treasure chest behind the falls, sparking the thrill of discovery.
Venturing forth, our next destination is the world-renowned Reynisfjara black sand beach, once lauded among the planet's top 10 beauty spots. Stepping onto the beach reveals a mesmerizing tableau of basalt columns, the iconic Reynisdrangar rock formations, and the rhythmic dance of the Atlantic waves. Amidst this enchanting backdrop, our guide weaves captivating narratives of the rich sagas and stories connected to this ethereal place.
Navigating to the southernmost point, a quaint fishing village captures the essence of the region. A visit to the local church affords panoramic coastal views, offering a moment of serenity in this picturesque setting.
The journey continues to the Dyrhólaey arch, where panoramic vistas unfold in every direction. To the south, the vast Atlantic Ocean stretches to the horizon, while glaciers and mountains dominate the north. To the east, striking black lava columns create an otherworldly scene, and to the west lies the surreal Black Sand Beach.
Beyond waterfalls, Iceland's glaciers take center stage, covering 11% of the country. Sólheimajökull, an outlet glacier from the fourth largest glacier in Iceland, Mýrdalsjökull, unveils a frozen spectacle against the rugged terrain.
As we wind our way back toward Reykjavik, our final stop is the iconic Seljalandsfoss waterfall. Nestled beneath the infamous Eyjafjallajökull volcano, whose eruption in 2010 captured global attention, this waterfall invites an immersive experience. Weather permitting, you will stroll behind the curtain of cascading water before discovering its hidden counterpart, Gljúfrabúi, concealed within the mountainside — a fitting conclusion to your unforgettable day.
To make the best out of your day, pick an extra activity at checkout:
