Magical Private South Coast Tour

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Tour starts
Reykjavík, Iceland
Duration
11 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Available
All year
Minimum age
None

Description

Explore Iceland’s South Coast: A Scenic One-Day AdventureDiscover the beauty and diversity of Iceland’s South Coast on this private and relaxed yet exciting one-day tour. With plenty of time to admire stunning waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches, this tour offers an unhurried experience where you can truly soak in the sights and take photos without rushing.

Highlights of the Tour:Reykjavik: Begin your adventure with a drive from Iceland’s capital. As we leave the city, enjoy scenic views of the rolling countryside, heading towards the wonders of the South Coast.Selfoss: Pass through the peaceful town of Selfoss, located along the Ölfusá River. It’s a great spot for a quick break to grab a coffee and stretch your legs before the day’s main stops.Seljalandsfoss: Stop at the famous Seljalandsfoss waterfall. You can walk behind the 60-meter cascade for a unique perspective and feel the cool mist as the water plunges into the pool below.Gljúfrabúi: Just a short walk from Seljalandsfoss, this hidden waterfall is nestled within a canyon. Step through a narrow opening to find this lesser-known spot, where the surroundings are quiet and peaceful.Skógafoss: Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s largest waterfalls, is another must-see. You can walk up close to the base or climb the steps to take in the sweeping views from above.Sólheimajökull Glacier: Visit the edge of this striking glacier, known for its black ash streaks and blue ice. A short hike will bring you to the glacier’s lagoon, where icebergs float gently in the water.Dyrhólaey: Head to this elevated viewpoint for panoramic views of the coastline, including black sand beaches and sea cliffs. In summer, you may even spot puffins nesting in the area.Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach: Take a stroll along this iconic black sand beach, famous for its towering basalt columns and powerful waves. Explore the basalt cave nearby and enjoy the rugged beauty of the area.Reynisdrangar Sea Stacks: Look out over the ocean at the mysterious Reynisdrangar sea stacks. These striking rock formations have inspired Icelandic legends and offer a perfect photo opportunity.Vik: Conclude your day with a stop in Vik, a small village surrounded by mountains, glaciers, and beaches. It’s a perfect place to relax before heading back to Reykjavik.What to Expect:Private tour: This tour is private, giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace and truly enjoy each location without rushing.Duration: Around 11 hours, offering plenty of time to admire the natural wonders and capture beautiful photos. Featuring a mix of short walks and scenic stops.Flexible itinerary: The itinerary can be adjusted based on unpredictable weather conditions, seasonal limitations, or your personal preferences. Your guide will ensure you have the best possible experience while staying safe and comfortable.Best Time to Visit: Puffin season is May to August. During winter, waterfalls and glaciers are especially beautiful, covered in snow and ice.Whether you’re a casual traveler or a nature enthusiast, this one-day tour offers a great introduction to Iceland’s stunning landscapes. This private South Coast tour offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Book your spot today for a memorable journey along the South Coast!

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Included

Parking fees: All necessary fees are covered, so you can focus on enjoying the day.
Private transport: Travel comfortably in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with pickup and drop-off within the Reykjavik Capital Area.
Private driver-guide: Your knowledgeable driver-guide can recommend local restaurants and make additional stops for food, drinks, or snacks along the way. Feel free to bring a packed meal if you prefer.

What to bring

Warm outdoor clothing: Be prepared for Icelandic weather by dressing in layers, including a waterproof jacket and pants.
Headwear and gloves: Essential for keeping warm, especially during colder months.
Appropriate footwear: Waterproof hiking boots with good grip are ideal, as some paths may be slippery due to rain or gravel.
Sunglasses: Iceland’s reflective ice and water make sunglasses essential for comfortable sightseeing.
Camera: Don’t forget to bring a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and unforgettable moments.
Snacks or lunch: While there are opportunities to stop for food, bringing snacks or a packed meal will keep you energized for the full day.

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