Highlights
- Northern Lights (winter)
- Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon
- Diamond Beach
- Seljalandsfoss waterfall
- Fjadrargljufur canyon
- Vik village
- Reynisdrangar sea stacks
- Black sand beach in Vik
- Hofskirkja turf church
- Small groups
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About Tour
Embark on an extraordinary Glacier Lagoon Tour in Iceland, featuring the crown jewel of the country, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of towering icebergs, majestic glaciers, rugged mountains, the shimmering ocean, and the captivating black sand beach. This unforgettable journey maximizes your time at Jökulsárlón while stopping along the way to explore the enchanting landscapes of South Iceland.
As a winter bonus, the adventure doesn’t end at sunset. When darkness falls, you’ll also search for the elusive Northern Lights, adding a magical touch to your day. Witness the vibrant auroras dancing across the Arctic sky, making this tour an unforgettable experience.
Perfect for travelers of all ages, this small-group tour ensures a comfortable and personalized way to immerse yourself in Iceland’s natural wonders. Don’t miss the chance to experience the ultimate blend of scenic beauty and winter magic.
Included
- Pick up and drop off in Reykjavik.
- Professional local guide.
- Live commentary on board the minibus.
- Small groups – maximum 19 passengers on the minibus.
What to bring
- Dress according to the weather
- Warm Clothes & socks
- Comfortable shoes
- Gloves & Headwear
- Camera / Phone
Activities
Good to know
- Food and drinks are not included on the tour. We will make stops where you can purchase lunch, snacks and drinks.
- This tour of the south coast, diamond beach, and the Jokulsarlon lagoon will last at least approximately 14 – 15 hours.
- You can bring snacks and beverages on the tour if you like.
- All tickets are e-tickets so there is no need to print them out.
- The Northern Lights are visible in Iceland from September to mid April. During these months we will do our best to see the Northern Lights at the end of the day.
- There is no minimum age for this tour so this tour is ideal for families.
- It is possible to get an infant seat for free on the tour.
Itinerary
Embark on an unforgettable Glacier Lagoon tour of Iceland, starting with a pick-up from Reykjavik. Journey along the picturesque South Coast, immersing yourself in the beauty of meadows, rugged coastlines, and traditional farmsteads.
The first stop is the magnificent 60-meter high Seljalandsfoss waterfall, where you can even walk behind the cascading water if you’re feeling adventurous. Next, indulge in a refreshing break at the southernmost village of Iceland, Vik i Myrdal. Explore the stunning sea stacks that are believed to be frozen trolls, transformed by ancient folklore.
As you continue eastward, witness the dramatic transformation of landscapes, from lush farmlands and majestic mountains to dark outwash plains and striking elevated terrains. If conditions permit, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the breathtaking river canyon of Fjadrargljufur (winter accessibility may vary).
On the way to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon we will stop to admire the stunning Foss á Síðu waterfall, known for its unique spectacle where strong winds can sweep the water upward, creating a mesmerizing reverse flow.
The highlight of the day awaits at Jokulsarlon, where you’ll be captivated by its ethereal ambiance, shimmering icebergs, and panoramic vistas. Keep an eye out for playful seals and majestic Arctic Skuas. Take a mesmerizing stroll along the “Diamond” or “Crystal” beach, adorned with icebergs washed ashore, creating a truly spectacular sight.
On the return journey, marvel at the enchanting Hofskirkja turf church, reminiscent of beloved hobbit holes. Discover the secrets it holds and unravel its intriguing connection.
Don’t miss out on this extraordinary adventure. Secure your seats now and embark on a once-in-a-lifetime Golden Circle tour experience.
Highlights
- Fjadrargljufur canyon
- Vik village
- Reynisdrangar sea stacks
- Black sand beach in Vik
- Hofskirkja turf church
- Small groups
