South Coast Iceland Private Tour

Exploring the dramatic landscapes of Iceland’s South Coast is a must for any nature enthusiast. This private tour promises an unforgettable adventure, whisking visitors away to iconic landmarks like the Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. With the convenience of pick-up from Reykjavik and flexible payment options, it’s the perfect way to take in the country’s breathtaking beauty. But what else does this tour have in store?

Key Points

• Comprehensive 10-hour private tour of Iceland’s South Coast, featuring popular attractions like Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Dyrhólaey, and Reynisfjara.
• Tour price of Kč 27,467 for up to 3 participants, with free cancellation and reserve now, pay later options.
• Opportunity to walk behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall, experience the powerful flow of Skógafoss, and witness the dramatic coastal landscapes.
• Explore the black sand beach of Reynisfjara, with its hexagonal basalt columns and powerful waves, and the promontory of Dyrhólaey for potential puffin sightings.
• Pickup from Reykjavik-area accommodation included, allowing for a seamless and convenient tour experience.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This South Coast Iceland Private Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the region’s stunning natural attractions.

Priced at Kč 27,467 for up to 3 participants, the 10-hour tour includes free cancellation and reserve now, pay later options. Visitors are picked up from their Reykjavik-area accommodation and guided to key stops like Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Dyrhólaey, and Reynisfjara.

The tour also includes time in Vík Village and at Vík Church. Private transportation, an English-speaking guide, and appropriate clothing for Iceland’s unpredictable weather are provided.

With flexibility and impressive natural wonders, this tour promises an unforgettable South Coast adventure.

Itinerary and Highlights

The South Coast Iceland Private Tour takes visitors on a journey through the region’s captivating natural landscapes.

The tour includes key stops at Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, where guests can marvel at the cascading waters.

At Dyrhólaey, they’ll enjoy coastal views and potentially spot puffins during the summer.

The famous Reynisfjara black sand beach, with its basalt columns and crashing waves, is another highlight.

In the picturesque village of Vík, travelers have time to explore and enjoy lunch.

The tour also includes a visit to the scenic Vík Church, providing sweeping views of the town and surroundings.

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

As visitors approach Seljalandsfoss, they’re greeted by the sight of a remarkable 60-meter-tall waterfall cascading over a concave cliff face.

Visitors are greeted by the sight of a remarkable 60-meter-tall waterfall cascading over a concave cliff face as they approach Seljalandsfoss.

This unique waterfall offers a rare opportunity to walk behind the cascading water, weather permitting.

Visitors can:

• Marvel at the sheer power and volume of water flowing over the edge

• Observe the stunning views through the veil of the waterfall

• Capture unforgettable photographs from diverse vantage points

• Feel the refreshing mist on their skin as they explore the trail around the falls

• Witness the interplay of light, water, and rock that creates a mesmerizing natural spectacle.

Skógafoss Waterfall

After departing Seljalandsfoss, the tour continues to Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s most impressive and renowned waterfalls.

Standing at 200 feet tall, Skógafoss is known for its powerful cascading flow and the mist it generates, often creating vibrant rainbows.

Visitors can climb a staircase to the top of the waterfall, offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.

The waterfall’s scenic beauty and accessibility make it a must-see stop on the South Coast tour.

Depending on weather conditions, guests may have the opportunity to stand beneath the thundering water for a thrilling up-close experience.

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Dyrhólaey

Leaving Skógafoss, the tour continues onward to Dyrhólaey, a stunning coastal promontory that offers sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.

This natural wonder is known for its:

• Dramatic rock formations

• Towering sea stacks

• Puffin sightings during the summer breeding season

• Breathtaking vistas of the rugged Icelandic coastline

• Access restrictions during winter months due to unpredictable weather

Visitors can spend up to 30 minutes exploring Dyrhólaey, weather permitting.

Visitors can spend up to 30 minutes exploring Dyrhólaey, weather permitting.

This stop provides an opportunity to witness Iceland’s natural beauty and unique geological features.

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

From Dyrhólaey, the tour continues its journey to the mesmerizing Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. This stunning volcanic beach is renowned for its dramatic basalt columns, crashing waves, and otherworldly sea stacks. Visitors can explore the surreal landscape and marvel at the power of the Atlantic Ocean.

| Feature | Description |

| — | — |

| Basalt Columns | Hexagonal basalt columns, formed by ancient lava flows, line the beach |

| Crashing Waves | Powerful waves crash against the shore, creating a mesmerizing display of nature’s force |

| Sea Stacks | Towering rock formations jut out from the ocean, adding to the beach’s otherworldly beauty |

Vík Village

The tour now heads to Vík Village, Iceland’s southernmost town. This picturesque coastal community offers a chance to explore and enjoy lunch.

Visitors can:

• Stroll the charming streets and admire the colorful houses

• Visit the iconic Vík Church, a scenic viewpoint with sweeping vistas

• Browse local shops for Icelandic handicrafts and souvenirs

• Dine at one of the town’s cafes or restaurants, savoring traditional Icelandic cuisine

• Take in the stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the dramatic sea cliffs and black sand beaches.

After an hour in Vík, the tour continues on to the next stop.

Tour Logistics

The private transportation for this tour is included, providing convenient pickup and drop-off at the participant’s accommodation in the Reykjavik metropolitan area.

Convenient private transportation with pickup and drop-off at your Reykjavik accommodation ensures a seamless tour experience.

A knowledgeable, English-speaking guide accompanies the group throughout the day, sharing insights about the natural and cultural highlights.

Visitors should dress appropriately for Iceland’s unpredictable weather, as the tour ventures to various outdoor locations.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve now and pay later, the South Coast Iceland Private Tour offers a seamless and flexible experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Photography Equipment Like Tripods Allowed on the Tour?

Photography equipment like tripods is generally allowed on the tour, but it’s best to check with the tour operator beforehand. They can provide guidance on any restrictions or considerations for bringing additional gear.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks on the tour. The tour doesn’t include lunch, so you’re welcome to pack a picnic or snacks to enjoy during the stops along the way.

Are There Any Restrictions for Passengers With Mobility Issues?

The tour provider accommodates passengers with mobility issues. They recommend discussing any special needs in advance to ensure the appropriate arrangements can be made for a comfortable and accessible experience.

How Many Stops Can Be Made During the Tour?

The tour includes 6 key stops, with the total travel time being approximately 2.5 hours. Passengers can expect to spend around 45 minutes to 1 hour at each location during the tour.

Is Internet Access Available in the Transportation Provided?

The transportation provided for this tour does not include internet access. It’s a private tour focused on experiencing Iceland’s natural attractions and cultural sites, so Wi-Fi connectivity is not a feature.

The Sum Up

This private tour of South Coast Iceland offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the region’s breathtaking natural beauty. From the cascading Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls to the dramatic Dyrhólaey promontory and the mesmerizing Reynisfjara beach, this 10-hour adventure showcases Iceland’s most iconic landmarks. With convenient pickup, flexible cancellation, and payment options, it’s an unforgettable exploration of the country’s stunning landscapes.

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