Feuerwerk über Jökulsárlón - 12. August 2017

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Lass dir das jährliche Feuerwerk über der Gletscherlagune Jökulsárlón nicht entgehen und reserviere diese Tour, die dich komfortabel zum Ereignis in den Südosten Islands führt. Die eindrucksvollen Eisberge, die in der Lagune schwimmen, werden farbenfroh von bunten Raketen erleuchtet und bieten Zuschauern in atemberaubender Naturkulisse ein Erlebnis der Extra-Klasse!

Das Feuerwerk wird seit dem Jahr 2000 jährlich veranstaltet und zieht Jahr für Jahr mehr Besucher in seinen Bann. Das Event entsteht aus einer Partnerschaft des Such- und Rettungsteams der Region Hornafjörður zusammen mit der Region Vatnajökull und dem Bootsbetrieb bei Jökulsárlón.

Diese Tour startet mit der Abholung in Reykjavík und führt dich im Minibus entlang der wunderschönen Südküste der Insel.

Du wirst natürlich alle Highlights des Südens erleben, unter anderem die beeindruckenden Wasserfälle Seljalandsfoss und Skógafoss sowie den schwarzen Sandstrand Reynisfjara und die Klippen von Dyrhólaey. Wir erreichen die Gletscherlagune um etwa 22 Uhr, das Feuerwerk beginnt um 23 Uhr. Vor Beginn der Show sind bereits Kerzen auf Eisschollen platziert und kreieren eine tolle Atmosphäre.

Sichere dir deinen Platz in dieser exklusiven Tour und genieße einen magischen Abend! Prüfe die Verfügbarkeit indem du auf „Datum wählen“ klickst.

Kurzinfo

Tour-Informationen:

Verfügbarkeit: August
Dauer: 16 Stunden
Aktivitäten: Besichtigungen
Schwierigkeitsstufe: Einfach
Mindestalter: 8 Jahre
Sprachen: English
Höhepunkte:
Jokulsarlon is a glacier lagoon in the south of Vatnajokull national park that is easily reached by the Ring Road.

Covered in thick glacial ice until the 1930’s when the glacier started retreating, the lagoon today measures 7 square miles (20 km2). More than 300 feet of ice still breaks away each year, reshaping the lagoon and filling it with icebergs - causing an alarmingly beautiful sight.

The water is freezing cold and contains a mixture of salt and freshwater giving it a blue-green color. There is plenty of fish and birdlife by the lagoon and the vast sand area of Breiðamerkursandur, and hundreds of seals stay there in winter.

Jökulsárlón,

The 120 meter high promontory Dyrholaey is the southernmost part of the mainland, only a short drive south of the Ring Road. It offers a breathtaking view and features spectacular outcrops and rock formations.

A notable attraction is the massive arch that the sea has eroded from the heartland, giving the island its name (‘dyr’=door’). One daredevil pilot even flew through it!

Dyrholaey has an abundance of birdlife, the most common being puffins and eider ducks. You can also enjoy the black beach, where the waves can provide an impressive sight. As these can be very wild, we do however advise uttermost caution.

Dyrhólaey,

The world-famous Reynisfjara shore, near the village Vik in Myrdalur on Iceland's South Coast, is widely regarded as the most impressive black-sand beach in Iceland.

To reach Reynisfjara you can either drive there yourself. Here you will find the largest and cheapest car rentals in Iceland. Or you can join this summer tour to the South coast, or this winter tour to Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon.

Reynisfjara is a black pebble beach and features an amazing cliff of regular basalt columns resembling a rocky step pyramid, which is called Hálsanef. Out in the sea are the spectacularly shaped basalt sea stacks Reynisdrangar. The area has a rich birdlife, including puffins, fulmars and guillemots.

The waves at Reynisfjara are especially strong and unpredictable, and fatal accidents have occurred at this beach, so people are advised to take extra care when visiting the area.

According to folklore, two trolls attempted to drag a ship to land but were turned to stone as daylight broke, turning them into the Reynisdrangar stacks, clearly visible from the beach.

Black Sand Beach - Reynisfjara,
Vik in Myrdalur valley is the southernmost village on the Icelandic mainland, located 186 km from the capital Reykjavik.

Vik is important as a service centre for the inhabitants and visitors of the marvellous Reynisfjara beach.

Reynisfjara is widely considered one of the most beautiful beaches on earth (see for example Islands Magazine). This black pebble beach boasts an amazing cliff of regular basalt columns called Gardar, which resembles a rocky step pyramid and out in the sea are the spectaculary shaped basalt sea stacks Reynisdrangar. The area has rich birdlife, including puffins, fulmars and guillemots.

Vík i Mýrdal,

South,

Skógafoss (Wasserfall),

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall