Tour en grupo pequeño por el sur de Islandia
Islandia es conocida como el país de los contrastes, la “tierra del fuego y el hielo”, y este tour lo llevará a la costa sur, que alberga fenómenos naturales extremadamente variados, donde los contrastes en elementos, clima y colores no pasan desapercibidos.
Desde montañas verdes, acantilados marinos espectaculares, cascadas y glaciares hasta playas de arena negra y características costeras únicas, la costa sur de Islandia lo tiene todo, y este tour le permitirá descubrir todos los aspectos más destacados en un grupo pequeño, garantizando un ambiente flexible e íntimo. experiencia.
Acompañado por un guía conductor experimentado y apasionado, visitará Seljalandsfoss y Las cascadas de Skogafoss, la playa negra de Reynisfjara, los trolls petrificados de Reynisdrangar, explorarás el fascinante paisaje del glaciar Sólheimajökull y harás una parada para almorzar en el pequeño pueblo de Vík, la ciudad más al sur de Islandia.
Una belleza impresionante y elementos de gran escala le esperan mientras conduce por la carretera de circunvalación y en cada parada del camino, lo que le brinda la oportunidad de presenciar algunos de los paisajes más espectaculares que el país tiene para ofrecer.
Detalles principales
Detalles extra
Ventajas
- Visite todos los aspectos más destacados de la costa sur de Islandia en un día
- Sea testigo de algunos de los paisajes más dramáticos que el país tiene para ofrecer.
- Disfruta de una experiencia más flexible e íntima en un grupo pequeño.
Información importante
- Edad mínima de los participantes: 8 años.
- Este es un tour para grupos pequeños con un máximo de 18 personas.
- Lleva ropa abrigada, resistente al viento y al agua.
- La caminata hasta el hielo en el glaciar Sólheimajökull toma alrededor de 20 minutos (solo ida) y es sobre un terreno irregular. Como tal, se recomiendan buenos zapatos resistentes.
- No hay comida incluida en este tour, pero habrá paradas donde podrá comprar comida.
Política de cancelación
Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 24 horas antes de que comience la actividad
Incluye
- Guía experto de habla inglesa
- WiFi gratis en el minibús
No incluye
- Alimentos y bebidas
Cargo por reserva
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Bustravel Iceland
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