3 in 1 Bundled Tours of Game of Thrones Locations with the Golden Circle, South Coast & Myvatn

Today you will embark on a tour of the legendary South Coast. Your first location is Seljalandsfoss, a narrow waterfall that sends water cascading 197 feet (60 meters) in front of a spacious cavern, providing you with the unique opportunity to walk behind this natural beauty.

The South Coast is littered with waterfalls tumbling down from the interior. One of the most impressive is Skógarfoss. You can walk right up to this watery behemoth and climb the staircase which runs alongside it to view it in all its glory from above.

The South Coast is home to many of Iceland's glaciers which were used for shooting locations for scenes beyond the wall. You now have the opportunity (if you opted to in the booking process) to scale one of these icy giants like a wildling on a glacier hike. Sólheimajökull glacier is an outlet of Mýrdalsjökull glacier, which was used in Game of Thrones for the mighty battle scene at The Fist of the First Men. Don't worry, you won't need any dragon glass, just an ice ax and crampons, both of which will be provided.

Back to the minibus and onto Reynisfjara black pebble beach, iconic for the Reynisdrangar sea stacks and impressive basalt columns. Admire the might of the Atlantic ocean as it crashes into the shore, and the view of Dyrhólaey peninsula, which Game of Thrones fans might recognize from scenes at Eastwatch-by-the-Sea. 

After lunch and a scenic drive, you will set your eyes on one of the most spectacular sights Iceland has to offer, the mystical glacial lagoon, Jökulsárlón. Majestic icebergs float an array of majestic blues as they make their way to the sea.

You will retire to a local hotel for the evening, which is included with this tour combo. If you are visiting between late August and April, make sure to check the skies before you go to bed for a chance to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights.

Day-three and you will return to Jökulsárlón to marvel at the icebergs in a different light. You now have the option to float amongst the huge ice chunks on an Amphibian boat tour. This large vessel drives into the lagoon on wheels before cruising among the creaking icebergs. Amphibian boat tours frequently sell out, so we recommend opting for this adventure in the booking process to avoid missing out.

Once you have fully appreciated the beauty of Jökulsárlón, explore the nearby Diamond Beach. The ancient giant icebergs wash up onto the black sandy shore during high tide in this otherworldly place. Admire the morning light as it travels through the ice, close enough to touch.

An unforgettable day indeed, as you are driven back to Reykjavík, you can digest all the wonders of the South Coast while looking forward to an evening in Iceland's vibrant capital, where you have booked your own accommodation.

Your final day of adventure and your journey will start by making your own way to the Reykjavík domestic airport to catch your short northbound flight to Akureyri. Your knowledgeable guide will greet you at the Akureyri airport to begin your exploration of the beautiful Mývatn area.

First up is Goðafoss, which translates to 'the waterfall of the god'. This is a magnificent site and can be observed from many different impressive perspectives. Then, you'll stop to see the pseudocraters at Skútustaðgígar before visiting the tumultuous lava fields of Dimmuborgir, the setting for the camp of the wildlings led by Mance Rayder, the King Beyond the Wall.

One of the most impressive and recognizable sites is that of Grjótagjá cave, home to a geothermal pool which you will recognize as Jon Snow and Ygritte's rather intimate bathing spot. It is essential when you are visiting that you do not touch the water or put anything into it as this can threaten its conservation.

The next stop is the geothermal park at the foot of Mount Námafjall, which has a variety of bubbling pools of mud and fumaroles.

If you want, you can conclude your tour of the Mývatn area in the relaxing and scenic Mývatn Nature baths before traveling back to Akureyri and catching your return flight to Reykjavík.