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2 Days - South Coast & Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon (Group Tour)

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Reykjavík, Iceland
Adventure ToursBus & Minivan ToursGlacier HikingNature ToursPhotography Tours

About this activity

Explore Iceland's most dramatic landscapes on this 2-day guided journey along the South Coast and into Vatnajökull National Park. You'll witness jet-black volcanic beaches, Europe's largest glacier, and the otherworldly Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon—one of Iceland's most photographed natural wonders.

During this tour, you’ll travel the popular South Coast of Iceland. Along the shore, you’ll get to see the famous black sand beach, Reynisfjara and our stunning glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón in Vatnajökull National Park, where you’ll also get the change to explore Europe’s largest glacier. During the winter, you will explore the Blue Ice Cave and be facinated by the magnificent Northern Lights

• Small group tour
• Highly rated and recommended by guests

Highlights

  • Reynisfjara black sand beach with basalt columns and crashing Atlantic waves
  • Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: drift among icebergs in a surreal glacial lake
  • Vatnajökull National Park and close-up views of Europe's largest glacier
  • Winter-season blue ice cave exploration (seasonal availability)
  • Northern Lights viewing opportunity during winter months
  • Small group format for personalized experience and flexible photography stops

Insider tips

  • Book winter departures (September–March) if Northern Lights and blue ice caves are priorities; summer offers 24-hour daylight instead
  • Arrive early at Jökulsárlón to photograph icebergs in softer morning light before midday crowds build up
  • Wear waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots—weather changes rapidly and some stops involve exposed terrain
  • Bring a tripod and spare batteries if photographing; the lagoon and black sand beach offer stunning compositions but require patience

Good to know

  • Small group size keeps numbers manageable for personalized stops and photography opportunities
  • Itinerary includes glacier hiking components; moderate fitness is recommended
  • Winter tours feature ice cave access (weather-dependent); summer tours focus on lagoon and landscape photography
  • All transportation, guide, and National Park access included; packed meals or restaurant stops not specified—confirm meal arrangements in advance
  • Pickup and drop-off in Reykjavík; exact meeting point details provided upon booking confirmation

Who it's for

Photography enthusiasts seeking iconic Icelandic landscapesNature lovers and adventure seekers wanting glacier and ice cave experiencesNorthern Lights chasers (winter travelers)First-time Iceland visitors wanting signature South Coast highlights in one trip

Best time to visit

Winter (September–March) offers Northern Lights and blue ice cave access, though weather can be unpredictable. Summer (June–August) provides 24-hour daylight, milder conditions, and better visibility of glacial features, making it ideal for photography and hiking.

Frequently asked questions

From
€639
per person