
6-day WINTER Wellness Retreat in South Iceland
700.000 ISK

Sehr einfach
204.000 ISK
This trip follows Iceland’s South Coast all the way to Jökulsárlón, through lava fields and past mountains and glaciers. You’ll walk behind Seljalandsfoss, stand at the foot of Skógafoss, and visit Reynisfjara, a black sand beach with basalt cliffs, sea stacks and plenty of seabirds. The last stop is Jökulsárlón, a glacier lagoon where blue and white icebergs float slowly out toward the sea. Preis ist pro Fahrzeug.
If you would like to add a boat trip on the Glacier Lagoon during your tour, please email us at gus@friend.is
Warum eine private Tour wählen?
Your trip, your way. We have a suggested route, but it’s only a starting point. If something catches your interest, we can change plans to fit it.
Go at your own pace. No one’s hurrying you back to the bus. Stay as long as you like wherever you like.
A guide who knows the place. Our guides know the history, the culture, and the spots most visitors miss, and they’re happy to share all of it.
Nothing to organize. We take care of transport, bookings, and the rest of the logistics. You just enjoy the day.
Stopps auf dieser Tour:
✓ Seljalandsfoss – The Seljalandsá river drops 60 meters over what used to be the coastline. A path runs behind the waterfall, so you can walk right around it and look out through the falling water. Just 500 meters away is Gljúfrabúi, a smaller waterfall tucked inside a narrow gorge, worth the short walk.
✓ Skógafoss – One of Iceland’s biggest waterfalls, 25 meters wide and 60 meters tall. On sunny days the spray often throws up a rainbow, sometimes two.
✓ Reynisfjara – Iceland’s famous black beach, backed by cliffs of basalt columns. Offshore stand the Reynisdrangar sea stacks. Puffins, fulmars and guillemots nest in the cliffs.
✓ Jökulsárlón – A glacier lagoon at the edge of Vatnajökull National Park, full of icebergs that have broken off the glacier. The lake formed as the glacier pulled back from the coast, and it keeps growing as the ice melts. At over 248 meters deep, it’s the deepest lake in Iceland.
✓ Something extra – Depending on the time, the weather and how everyone’s feeling, your guide may add a stop or two along the way.
PREIS
Unsere Preisgestaltung ist pro Fahrzeug, Unterbringen verschiedener Gruppengrößen:
1-4 Personen 204.000 Uhr
5-8 Personen 225.000 Uhr
8-16 pax – ISK 253.000
Abholen/abgeben:
We’ll pick you up from your hotel or the nearest bus stop, starting at 9 AM, and bring you back at the end of the day. If another start time suits you better, just ask.
Your driver-guide stays with you for the whole trip. They’ll handle the driving, keep you comfortable, and tell you about the places you’re seeing along the way.
Friend in Iceland office is located at Geirsgata 7a, 101 Reykjavik.
Was dabei ist:
Bus/car ride, driver-guide.
Um weitere Informationen zu erhalten oder eine Buchung vorzunehmen, können Sie uns gerne unter kontaktieren [email protected]
Auto / Kleinbus
Fahrer / Führer
MWST
- Abholung
. Bitte kleiden Sie sich nach dem Wetter ... dem sich ständig ändernden isländischen Wetter.
Marvel at the beauty of Seljalandsfoss, where the Seljalandsá River gracefully plunges 60 meters over ancient coastal cliffs. Experience the unique opportunity to walk behind the waterfall, immersing yourself in its captivating aura. Just 500 meters northwest lies another hidden gem, Gljúfurbúi, an exquisite waterfall that is well worth the walk.
Stand in awe of Skógafoss, one of the country’s largest waterfalls, boasting an impressive width of 25 meters and a breathtaking drop of 60 meters. On sunny days, the abundant spray from the waterfall often creates a mesmerizing single or double rainbow.
The Famous Black Beach – a black pebble beach adorned with striking basalt column cliffs. Gaze out to sea and witness the basalt sea stacks known as Reynisdrangar. This area is rich in birdlife, including the beloved puffins, fulmars, and guillemots.
Prepare to be captivated by Jökulsárlón, a magnificent glacial lake situated on the edge of Vatnajökull National Park. As the glacier receded from the Atlantic Ocean’s edge, the lake was formed, now positioned 1.5 kilometers away from the ocean and covering an area of approximately 18 km2. With depths exceeding 248 meters, it holds the distinction of being Iceland’s deepest lake and is considered one of the country’s natural wonders.
Als unsere geschätzten Gäste sind wir bestrebt, ein personalisiertes Erlebnis zu bieten. Erwarten Sie eine kleine zusätzliche Note, während wir die Tour je nach Zeit, Wetter und Gesamtstimmung auf verschiedene lokale Highlights zuschneiden.
Reisetipps, neue Guides und ein Heads-up, wenn die Polarlichter-Prognose gut aussieht Kein Spam.