
Private North Iceland Waterfalls & Laufás Heritage Tour
210.990 ISK

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78.200 ISK
Discover Iceland’s South Coast: Two Days of Waterfalls, Glaciers & Adventure
Walk behind a roaring waterfall, hike across a glacier, cruise among floating icebergs, and watch ice sparkle on black sand. This small-group, two-day adventure brings together the South Coast’s most spectacular sights—with a guide leading the way and an overnight hotel stay so you can enjoy the journey.
Day 1: Chasing Waterfalls & Walking on Ice
Your adventure begins with pickup from your hotel or a nearby bus stop in Reykjavik. Settle in as the city gives way to dramatic mountains, sweeping coastlines, and scenery that feels like another world.
First up is Seljalandsfoss, where a path behind the waterfall offers an unforgettable perspective when conditions allow. Discover the tucked-away beauty of Gljufrabui, feel the power of Skogafoss, and explore the striking volcanic shoreline of Plage de sable noir de Reynisfjara. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide will share the stories behind these extraordinary landscapes.
Then it’s time to step onto the ice! At Glacier Solheimajokull, a professional glacier guide will provide the equipment and lead you on an exhilarating hike through a world shaped by ice. It’s your chance to experience Iceland’s wild beauty up close.
After a day packed with discoveries, unwind at a hotel somewhere between Vik and Hofn, depending on availability, and recharge for another unforgettable day.
Day 2: Icebergs, Diamond Beach & Dramatic Canyons
Today brings you to Lagune du glacier Jokulsarlon, where icebergs drift through the water beneath the vast Icelandic sky. Climb aboard an excursion en bateau amphibien and experience this remarkable landscape from the lagoon itself.
Nearby, explore Plage de diamant, where pieces of glacial ice wash onto black volcanic sand. In the sunlight, they glitter like scattered jewels—a spectacular sight and a photographer’s dream.
Your adventure continues with stops at the Champs de lave d'Eldhraun, the Bridge of the Volcanoes, et Fjadrargljufur River Canyon, each revealing another side of Iceland’s extraordinary landscape. Depending on your hotel location, the Bridge of the Volcanoes stop may take place on day one.
Then enjoy the scenic journey back to Reykjavik, passing through Vik once more, with an extra stop to explore if time allows.
Come Ready for Adventure
This tour welcomes travelers aged eight and over. Bring warm clothing, comfortable shoes, and plenty of enthusiasm! Pack snacks to keep you going between stops, as dinner may be as late as 8–9 p.m.
Make Your Two Days in Iceland Unforgettable
Thundering waterfalls. A guided glacier hike. A boat trip among icebergs. Two days filled with moments you’ll be talking about long after you return home.
Spaces fill quickly, especially in July, August, and holiday periods. Book your small-group South Coast adventure early and get ready to experience Iceland at its most spectacular!
David the Guide started out as one guide wanting to share and give more. With growing demand, the David the Guide team has grown and our team of adventure-loving guides will be with you on your tour with us. This is not a single-man operation, but a family of guides who believe in the vision David has for the industry.
Nous incluons:
Please come prepared with your overnight bag. We suggest having a waterproof jacket with sturdy hiking boots, hot and gloves. Feel free to bring any snacks and beverages you would like- dinner is late.
Dinner can be between 7-8pm, so we advise bringing beverages and snacks to prevent hunger spells. You will make stops along the way to buy those if needed.
Veuillez apporter seulement un sac de nuit, les grandes valises sont autorisées si vous partagez avec votre groupe Les hôtels de Reykjavik peuvent tenir votre valise pendant votre visite Veuillez prendre des dispositions.
De plus, les demandes spéciales concernant l'hôtel pourraient ne pas pouvoir être satisfaites - améliorations ou chambres séparées pour votre groupe (des groupes de 2 personnes ou plus vont séjourner ensemble)
Cette visite convient à la plupart mais la partie glaciaire n'est pas conseillée aux personnes ayant : une mobilité limitée, une grossesse ou d'autres déficiences Veuillez contacter si vous n'êtes pas sûr que la participation soit conseillée
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