• Diamond Beach Jokulsarlon - The first stop is the breathtaking Diamond Beach, also known as Breiðamerkursandur or Crystal Beach. This stunning black sand beach is located on Iceland’s southeastern coast, next to the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. The beach is a natural wonder, formed by the melting and sculpting of icebergs that wash ashore. It has become a popular tourist spot, complete with a parking lot and an observation platform. Visitors can stroll along the beach and marvel at the ice formations. In winter, the beach is especially enchanting, with snow-covered ice formations and the Northern Lights illuminating the sky.
• Vatnajokull National Park - Situated in southeast Iceland, Vatnajokull National Park is a protected area established in 2008. Covering approximately 14,141 square kilometers, it is Europe’s largest national park. The park’s highest point is Hvannadalshnjúkur, Iceland’s tallest peak at 2,110 meters (6,922 feet). On clear days, it can be seen from Skaftafell and Kirkjubæjarklaustur, located south of the Vatnajokull ice cap. The park offers a variety of activities, including hiking, ice climbing, glacier walks, and wildlife observation.
• Vik - The next stop is the charming town of Vik, located on the south coast. Vik is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including black sand beaches, rocky cliffs, and lush green hills. Despite its small size, Vik is a favorite among tourists for its excellent hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy horseback riding and bird watching. Reynisfjara beach, known for its unique basalt columns and towering sea stacks, is one of Vik’s main attractions. Additionally, the famous Katla ice caves are accessible from Vik.
• Reynisdrangar - Renowned for its impressive basalt columns and towering sea stacks rising from the ocean, Reynisfjara is a striking black sand beach. It is located near the village of Vík í Mýrdal on Iceland’s southern coast. The waves here are often strong and unpredictable, attracting surfers and photographers alike. This hauntingly beautiful beach is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Iceland. Visitors will hear locals sharing various myths and legends about the area.
• Seljalandsfoss - Ever dreamed of walking behind a waterfall? At Seljalandsfoss waterfall in southern Iceland, that dream can become a reality. With its stunning views, cascading waters, and unforgettable experience, Seljalandsfoss is a must-see. The surrounding scenery is equally beautiful, featuring rolling green hills and towering cliffs. Nature enthusiasts traveling through Iceland should definitely stop by Seljalandsfoss to experience the untouched beauty of Iceland’s natural landscape.

• Private transportation
• Hidden Gems
• Additional stops
• Other

• Amphibian boat ticket (45 Euro/person)

Join us on this journey along the southern edge of Iceland, a private tour that delves deep into the places where nature’s voice is unmistakable. Prepare for a mesmerizing encounter with gems like Vatnajokull National Park, the Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Diamond Beach, Vik, and a variety of other sights.

1. Enjoy a worry-free pick-up and drop-off service from your hotel or other lodging.
2. Discover the attractions of Iceland’s South Coast and experience the thrill of adventure.
3. Gain insights into the region’s geology and history, courtesy of your well-informed guide.
4. Experience an unsurpassed tour filled with luxury and all the comforts you could wish for.

This is a private tour, and the driver will notify you upon arrival at the pickup point.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.