Private South Coast Tour (1-7 persons)

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9 uur en 30 minuten

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146.164 ISK

Explore these enchanting sites at your own pace with an experienced guide to tailor the journey to your preferences

Explore the Majestic South Coast of Iceland

The South Coast of Iceland is a breathtaking region that showcases the country's natural beauty at its finest. Stretching from the capital city of Reykjavik to the charming village of Vik, this coast is adorned with stunning landscapes that will leave any visitor awe-struck. From black sand beaches, such as Reynisfjara with its dramatic basalt columns, to powerful waterfalls like Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, the South Coast is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The region also boasts beautiful glaciers, including the famous Eyjafjallajökull and the larger Myrdalsjokull Glacier.

Highlights

Seljalandsfoss-waterval
Skógafoss Waterval
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Reynisdrangar Basalt Sea Stacks
Sólheimajökull
Vík village

Reisplan

Our carefully crafted excursion begins in the vibrant capital city of Reykjavik. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodation then we set off for a scenic ride.

First stop is the enchanting Seljalandsfoss waterfall. Take this opportunity to enjoy a one of a kind chance to walk behind the cascading waterfall. It’s best to have good shoes and waterproof clothing as this can be a wet, cold but exhilarating experience.

Next stop is the majestic, infamously photographed & cinematic Skógafoss. When the sun hits right, rainbows usually appear in front of this roaring waterfall. If you're feeling adventurous, climb the 60m high stairs beside it for an incredible view from the top and a peaking gigantic volcano that erupted in 2010, called Eyjafjallajökull.

Halfway of the tour, we will pass by the heavenly glacier Sólheimajökull and eventually make a stopover at Vík, the southernmost part of Iceland. This coastal stretch is adorned with stunning landscapes that will leave any visitor awe-struck. You will be accompanied to the Reynisfjara beach, which is the last stop of the tour. Here you get to see the tall basalt columns and the black sand beach made of powdered lava.

After Reynisfjara, we return west to the capital region.

Your guide will drop you off at your hotel or at any location in Reykjavik that is convenient for you.

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Take this opportunity to enjoy a one of a kind chance to walk behind the cascading waterfall. It’s best to have good shoes and waterproof clothing as this can be a wet, cold but exhilarating experience. The drive from Reykjavik is 1 hour 45 minutes.
One of the most famously photographed waterfall in Iceland where numerous movie or tv scenes were filmed such as Game of Thrones. Skogafoss is a 60 meter drop waterfall that you can see up close. There is also an option to see the water from above by climbing the stairwell on the side of the waterfall. The drive from Seljalandsfoss is 20min.
You can take a view of the volcano that erupted in 2010.
It’s a calm and magnificent sight. Travellers can make a quick stop or opt to just pass.
It’s the nearest glacier that can be viewed when heading to south of Iceland since it’s an outlet of a titanic icecap Mýrdalsjökull.
This coastal stretch is adorned with stunning landscapes that will leave any visitor awe-struck. It’s the southern most part of Iceland. Travelers will have a view from the top of the popular church overlooking the magnificent horizon that extends to the Reynisfjara beach. This is a good stop for refreshments. Vik is approx. 30min away from Skogafoss and since this is the last stop the drive back home will take 2.5 hours
This is the last stop of the itinerary before heading back to capital. This is another popular spot and usually crowded at peak hours so it’s best to plan the stop wisely. Travelers will see magnificent basalt columns. At low tide, they can head to the cave that faces the ocean. The beach is powerful and dangerous so it’s best to keep a safe distance. The black sand is naturally made of powdered lava.