Blue Lagoon Comfort Admission with Drink, Towel and Silica Mask
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Travel east from Reykjavik with a live guide to see South Coast waterfalls, a glacier tongue and the basalt columns of Reynisfjara. Hotel pickup and transport are included, so you can simply watch the scenery roll by.
Iceland’s South Coast packs a remarkable amount into one road. This full-day trip follows the Ring Road past farmland and volcanoes to Seljalandsfoss, where a path runs behind the falling water, and on to Skógafoss, a broad curtain of water that often throws a rainbow. A stop near Sólheimajökull lets you walk up to the edge of an outlet glacier for a close look at its ash-streaked ice.
The furthest point is Reynisfjara near the village of Vík, a black sand beach framed by hexagonal basalt columns and offshore sea stacks. Your guide shares stories of the eruptions, sagas and trolls tied to the landscape along the way, and handles the driving in changeable weather.
Morning collection from your hotel or the nearest designated bus stop.
Time to see the waterfall and, when the path is open, walk behind it.
Visit one of Iceland's widest waterfalls, with optional stairs to the top viewpoint.
Short walk towards the glacier edge for views of the ice.
Explore the black sand beach and stop in Vík for lunch before heading back.
Drop-off in the evening, depending on road and weather conditions.
Hotel pickup in Reykjavik, or a nearby designated bus stop where hotels cannot be reached by coach.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsNo. This tour stops near the glacier so you can see it up close from a safe distance. We can arrange a separate guided glacier hike if you'd like one.
Yes, it runs year-round, but daylight is short in winter and some paths, such as the one behind Seljalandsfoss, may be closed due to ice.
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