Tour privato della costa meridionale

This waterfall is unique in the way that you can walk behind it. The narrow waterfall can be susceptive to winds and in storms it flows sideways which is funny sight to see.

Cape Dyrhólaey has a hole in the middle of it and therefore is a unique sight. The hills around the cape are home to a big puffin colony and they are most friendly offering a close-up photo opportunity to curious visitors.

The Black sand beach at Reynisfjara is renowned for it’s unique sights. On the shoreline you can climb the basalt columns and in the oceanfront rock pillars arise from the ocean bed. This is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions but be careful for the rip-tides are known to pull out unwary tourists.

Skógar is a beautiful farmland that’s home to both a local folk museum and an immense and powerful waterfall Skógafoss.