Private Day Tour of Iceland's South Coast

Seljalandsfoss, Hella Iceland

Nestled in Hella, Iceland, Seljalandsfoss stands as a captivating waterfall of exceptional beauty. This renowned natural wonder entices travelers globally, offering a rare opportunity to venture behind the cascading water, intimately encountering the sheer force and magnificence of the descending cascade.

Skogafoss, Skogar Iceland

In the enchanting land of Skogar, Iceland, stands the magnificent Skogafoss, a waterfall of immense proportions. Plummeting from a height exceeding 60 meters, it's a true giant among Iceland's waterfalls, attracting visitors from all around. This natural wonder not only offers a chance to get up close to its splendor but also invites the adventurous to ascend its stairs for a breathtaking panoramic view from its summit.

Vik, South Region

Vik is a charming village located in Iceland's South Region, known for its stunning natural beauty and cultural landmarks. The village boasts black sand beaches, tall cliffs, and rolling hills that nature enthusiasts will love. At Reynisfjara beach, you can see unique basalt columns and rock formations, and Vikurkirkja church is a great place to learn about the village's history and traditions.

Reynisfjara Beach, Route 215, Vik Iceland

On Route 215 in Vik, Iceland, you'll discover Reynisfjara Beach, a mesmerizing destination known for its unique black sand beaches, towering cliffs, and stunning rock formations. The beach is surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking mountain views, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its natural beauty. Notably, the beach is famous for its must-see basalt columns and rock formations, drawing travelers to Iceland's South Region.

Solheimajokull Glacier, Vik Iceland

Close to Vik, Iceland, lies the breathtaking Solheimajokull Glacier, a stunning natural wonder. Its awe-inspiring panorama of ice formations, crevasses, and ridges is sure to leave you spellbound. This glacier is not only a sight to behold but also an ideal location for adventure enthusiasts, offering opportunities for glacier hiking and ice climbing amidst Iceland's mesmerizing landscapes.

Dyrholaey, Vik Iceland

In Vik, Iceland, Dyrholaey stands as a truly picturesque and breathtaking tourist attraction. This magnificent lava cliff promontory extends into the Atlantic Ocean, providing visitors with spectacular views of the rugged coastline and endless horizon. The area's stunning black sand beaches, with their distinctive geological formations, are an equally captivating sight. From the summit of Dyrholaey, you can take in panoramic views that encompass the renowned Reynisfjara Beach and the impressive Solheimajokull Glacier. It's a must-visit spot for those seeking natural beauty and striking vistas.

- Contact your instructor to arrange the pick-up location once the booking is confirmed.

- For Hotels/Accommodations: Please wait in the reception 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup time.

- Bus Stops: The driver will pick you up at the designated city bus stop.

Bus Stop-1(City Hall - Radhusid)
Vonarstræti , 101 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop 2 (Tjornin - The Pond)
Laekjargata , 101 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop 3 (Laekjargata)
Laekjargata , 101 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop 8 ( Hallgrimskirkja church
Eriksgata, 101 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop # 9
Snorrabraut 24, , 101 Reykjavik, IS

Bus Stop 12
Þórunnartún 6, , 105 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop 13
Rauðarárstígur, 101 Reykjavík, IS

Bus Stop 5 (Harpa)
Sculpture & Shore Walk , 101 Reykjavík, IS

- Infant seats available

- Dress according to weather. In Iceland, it is always wise to dress in warm waterproof clothes. Weather changes can be sudden so be prepared for all weather conditions. Waterproof jacket and pants, headwear and gloves, and warm socks/waterproof shoes are recommended.

- Wear suitable footwear, preferably waterproof with a good grip, in case of slippery conditions due to ice, rain, or gravel paths.

- We may occasionally need to alter the tour itinerary due to unpredictable weather and road conditions in Iceland, especially during winter. The weather in Iceland can be quite unpredictable.