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Reykjavík, IcelandBus & Minivan ToursAttractionsSightseeing ToursNature Tours
About this activity
Explore Iceland's most dramatic South Coast landscapes in a single day, visiting cascading waterfalls, a retreating glacier, and the otherworldly black sand beaches that define the country's raw natural contrast. This intimate small-group tour maximises flexibility and personal attention as you travel the scenic Ring Road, witnessing volcanic terrain, coastal cliffs, and glacial valleys that showcase why Iceland is called the land of fire and ice.
Iceland is known as the country of contrast, the “land of fire and ice”. The South Coast of Iceland hosts extremely variated natural phenomenons where contrasts in elements, weather and colours do not go unseen. Along the scenic Ring Road we head towards Eyjafjallajökull volcano and fill our senses with nature of stunning beauty and elements of such great scale. From green mountains, spectacular sea cliffs, waterfalls and glaciers to black sand beaches and unique coastal features..the South Coast of Iceland has it all! In this small group tour you discover Iceland's south coasts highlights; Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, Reynisfjara black beach, Vík village, Reynisdrangar petrified trolls and explore the fascinating glacial landscape at Sólheimajökull glacier.
The small group version of the Southern Iceland guarantees a flexible and intimate experience with one of our experienced and passionate driver guides. It's operated in a comfortable small bus.
Join us on a day tour along the scenic south of Iceland where you will be able to witness some of the most dramatic landscapes the country has to offer.
Highlights
- ✓Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls—two of Iceland's most iconic cascades
- ✓Sólheimajökull glacier walk with views of Eyjafjallajökull volcano
- ✓Reynisfjara black sand beach and Reynisdrangar basalt sea stacks
- ✓Vík village and dramatic coastal scenery along the Ring Road
- ✓Small-group setting with experienced, knowledgeable driver-guide
- ✓10 hours of curated stops and flexible pacing
Insider tips
- ★Bring waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots—the glacier walk is uneven terrain and waterfalls create constant spray
- ★Visit Seljalandsfoss early in the day before crowds peak; you can walk behind the falls for a unique perspective
- ★The black sand beach is photogenic but exposed to Atlantic wind; secure loose items and respect the water's power
- ★Ask your guide about the folklore behind Reynisdrangar (the 'petrified trolls')—locals have vivid stories
Good to know
- •Tour operates in a comfortable small bus with typical minivan seating; suitable for moderate mobility but not wheelchair-accessible on glacier section
- •Meeting point and exact pickup time will be confirmed with your booking details
- •Glacier walk involves 1–2 hours of hiking on ice; no technical climbing but physical fitness helps
- •Lunch is not included; pack snacks or plan to eat in Vík village
- •Weather changes rapidly; bring windproof jacket, warm layers, and waterproof trousers even in summer
Who it's for
Nature and landscape photographers seeking iconic Icelandic backdropsCouples and small groups wanting an intimate, guided alternative to self-drive toursActive travellers comfortable with 2–3 hours of hiking across varied terrainFirst-time Iceland visitors wanting a comprehensive South Coast overview in one day
Best time to visit
Visit May to September for stable weather, longer daylight, and accessible glacier terrain. Late May to July offers near-midnight sun and minimal rainfall. Avoid winter months (November–March) when ice and snow create hazardous driving and shorter daylight limits sightseeing.
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