3 dages tur med en lille gruppe til Den Gyldne Cirkel og Sydkysten med gletchervandring og isgrottebesøg
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Besøg en isgrotte og opdag de mest populære attraktioner på Island på denne tre dages lille tur med en gruppe på den Gyldne Cirkel og Sydkysten, inklusiv gletchervandring og besøg i isgrotte. Turister, som ønsker at se forskellige landskaber, herunder Jokulsarlon gletcherlagune, skal booke denne fordelagtige tur i dag.
Din spektakulære tur på Island starter med en passende opsamling tæt på dit hotel i Reykjavik. Du vil møde din venlige turguide, som vil forsyne dig med alle oplysninger og den assistance, du behøver i de næste tre dage.
Efter at du er steget ind i en komfortabel minibus med gratis Wi-Fi, vil du besøge Islands vigtigste turistattraktioner. Du vil tilbringe to nætter i to landlige hoteller, der tilbyder gratis morgenmad dagen efter.
Gæster kan medbringe en lille håndtaske og en større taske på op til 20 kg.
Ophold i landområderne på Island om vinteren giver masser af muligheder for at se nordlys, mens sommerturister kan nyde midnatssolens lys.
Dag et bringer dig fra hovedstaden til landets mest berømte rejserute, den Gyldne Cirkel.
De tre steder på denne rejse, Thingvellir Nationalpark, Geysir geotermiske område og Gullfoss-vandfaldet giver et stærkt indblik i de geologiske kræfter, der arbejder på Island. Du kan finde den sprække, der deler den Eurasiske og Nordamerikanske tektoniske plade i Thingvellir, og det dramatiske geyserudbrud i Geysir-området er et syn, man vil huske længe.
Det næste stop er det mægtige og smukke Gullfoss-vandfald, der betyder det Gyldne Vandfald.
Efter disse steder vil minibussen køre dig langs Sydkysten til dit hotel i sydøst Island.
Højdepunktet på din anden dag er imidlertid et spændende eventyr inde i Vatnajokull Nationalpark, der er hjemsted for Europas største gletcher. Nyd oplevelsen af isbjerge, der flyder på Jokulsarlon gletcherlagune, og at slappe af på Diamantstranden ved siden af.
Du vil også begive dig ud på en gletschervandring og et isgrotte eventyr i dag, selvom destinationen vil ændre sig - afhængig af den tid på året, du besøger Island.
Mellem maj og september går turen til gletsjeren over Katla-vulkanen for en to-timers udforskning. Resten af året vil du gå over en gletsjer i Skaftafell Naturreservat til en krystalblå isgrotte.
Den sidste dag af din tre-dages tur giver dig mulighed for at udforske sydkysten i dybden. Fjadrargljufur kløften, lavamarken Eldhraun, Reynisfjaras sorte sandstrand og vandfaldene i Skogafoss og Seljalandsfoss er alle på dagsordenen.
Der findes kun få steder, der er mere spændende, end det frosne vildnis ved Svinafellsjokull-gletcheren. Isrygge, møller og geologiske formationer, der tilhører en anden verden, venter på dit lille selskab på toppen af denne jøkel.
Hvis det er din første gletchervandring, skal du ikke være bekymret, da vandreturen er meget let, og guiden vil hjælpe dig.
Efter denne oplevelse, som du kun får en gang i livet, vil du tage tilbage til Reykjavik.
Tag på vandretur på toppen af en mægtig gletcher, udforsk en isgrotte og se de mest forskelligartede landskaber på Island på denne tre dages tur på Sydkysten og den Gyldne Cirkel. Check tilgængeligheden ved at vælge en dato, hvor du kan booke.
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Daglig rejseplan
Dag 1 - The Golden Circle and Waterfalls of the South Coast
Your three-day tour in Iceland starts with comfort and convenience as you get picked up by a minibus from your chosen location in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland.
The journey will take you east of the capital city to visit the top attractions of the Golden Circle. You’ll spend most of the day venturing into the travel route’s 190-mile (300-kilometer) loop.
First is the Thingvellir National Park, a place of geological and historical importance to Icelanders. The rift that separates the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates is visible in this area, one of the reasons why Thingvellir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The national park was also the original home of Iceland's ongoing parliament, founded in 930 AD.
Next, you will head to the attraction that gave all geysers their name, the Great Geysir. At the Geysir geothermal area, expect a thrilling show by Strokkur geyser as it erupts boiling water 66 feet (20 meters) into the air every five to 10 minutes.
The last attraction on the Golden Circle is the most famous waterfall in Iceland, the Gullfoss waterfall. This Icelandic waterfall is part of the mighty Hvita river and cascades beautifully at 105 feet (32 meters) in two stages. If you visit on a sunny day, you can see rainbows in the spray of Gullfoss.
From the Golden Circle, the minibus will escort you along the South Coast to your hotel. En route, you can marvel over beautiful attractions such as the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls and the black sand beach of Reynisfjara.
You'll better explore these sites on day three, however, when you have more time.
You'll then reach your accommodation in the village of Kirkjubaejarklaustur.
Dag 2 - Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, Glacier Hiking, & Ice Caving
Day two of your small-group trip to Iceland will let you venture into the crown jewels of the Vatnajokull National Park, particularly the Jokulsarlon lagoon and the Diamond Beach. You will also have an ice-caving experience to cap off a wonderful day in and around the Vatnajokull glacier.
Before traveling to the largest ice cap in Europe, your group will enjoy a tasty breakfast from your hotel.
As you travel eastward, you’ll reach the Vatnajokull National Park, where you’ll spend most of the day.
Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon is one of the most stunning views you’ll see anywhere in the world. Thousands of floating icebergs scatter throughout the lagoon, with varying sizes, shapes, and colors. Jokulsarlon lagoon continuously expands yearly due to the meltwater from the nearby Breidamerkurjokull glacier.
While some of these ice chunks float into the Atlantic Ocean, most end up on the adjacent Diamond Beach. While in the area, don’t miss the opportunity to take photos of the contrasting image of ice crystals melting on the black sands.
After a mesmerizing experience, it is time for your adventure. During winter, you will head into the Skaftafell Nature Reserve for a glacier hike and visit a crystal blue ice cave. In summer, you'll visit an alternate ice cave on the glacier covering the Katla volcano.
Skaftafell was once its own national park before it became a major part of the Vatnajokull National Park. Sheltered by enormous ice caps and filled with diverse scenery, you'll love the views as you drive to the bottom of a glacier.
Here, your guide will dress you in all the gear needed for a safe and exciting ascent. Once you begin to walk up the slopes, you'll witness spectacular ice formations, otherworldly terrain, and beautiful views. Your guide will also tell you about these features and answer any questions you have.
At the end of your trail, you'll come to a magical crystal-blue ice cave. These can only be accessed in winter and provide you with a fairytale experience once you enter and explore the shimmering corridors and chambers.
If you are taking this tour in summer, you'll head to one of Iceland's most active volcanoes instead, Katla. This peak is covered by Myrdalsjokull glacier, which is also home to ice caves. Though less colorful than those seen in Skaftafell, they are still breathtaking and provide a fantastic glacier hiking and ice-caving experience.
The day ends at a hotel in southeast Iceland.
Dag 3 - South Coast to Reykjavik
After breakfast at your hotel on day three, you'll make your way back to Reykjavik, exploring the many other sites of South Iceland as you travel.
Those taking this tour during summer will start at Fargljufur canyon. This breathtaking attraction has vivid blue rivers, beautiful greenery, and dramatic geology.
Otherwise, you'll head to Eldhraun, one of the world's lava fields created in an enormous eruption.
Next, you'll visit Reynisfjara beach, arguably the most popular black sand beach in Iceland. Thanks to its jet-black volcanic sands and surrounding basaltic cliffs, Reynisfjara draws thousands of tourists annually, even if you can't swim in the area due to the mighty waves of the Atlantic.
The final highlights today are the Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, equally towering at 200 feet (60 meters) but offering different viewing experiences. Skogafoss has a traditional shape but a powerful flow, and you can walk behind the unique Seljalandsfoss to see its gentle cascade from behind.
Of course, you'll make plenty of stops for refreshments and extra photos. As the sky grows dark towards the end of your journey (if traveling in winter), you and your guide can keep an eye out the windows should the northern lights bless you with an appearance.
Your guide will drop you off at your meeting point in Reykjavik at the end of the day.
Medbring følgende
Værd at vide
-Nogle turistattraktioner afhænger af vejr- og vejforhold.
-Rejseplanen for vinterturen afviger en smule i forhold til sommerturen. Isgrottebesøg om vinteren finder sædvanligvis sted i Krystal-isgrotten eller en alternativ grotte i nærheden, men det er kun muligt at besøge Katla-isgrotten om sommeren.
-Enlige rejsende vil blive indlogeret sammen med en anden rejsende af samme køn. Men tillæg for enkeltværelser er også muligt.
-Hver rejsende har plads til en lille rygsæk og et stk. bagage på 20 kg. Ekstra bagage kan opbevares i turoperatørens kontor i Reykjavik mod et lille tillæg.
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