Excursion d'une journée sur la côte sud et la grotte de glace de Katla
Cette excursion d'une journée vous emmènera voir la grotte de glace Katla ou "La grotte de glace secrète", et le glacier lui-même, vous présentera de la glace noire, blanche et bleue vieille de plus de 800 ans ! À l'intérieur de la grotte, il y a de hauts murs de glace qui ont été sculptés par l'eau glaciaire au cours des siècles. L'eau goutte tout autour et l'air est froid et frais.
Vous passerez ensuite à la belle Seljalandsfoss dans laquelle un chemin derrière vous permet de marcher, suivi de la puissante cascade de Skógafoss ; marchez et conduisez sur des plages de sable noir martelées par les vagues de l'Atlantique et admirez les falaises d'oiseaux qui entourent le pittoresque village côtier de Vík.
Sur le chemin du retour, vous passerez devant la ville de serres de Hveragerði, un lieu nommé d'après l'activité géothermique abondante dans la région qui permet aux habitants de cultiver toutes sortes de plantes et de produire rangée après rangée dans des serres. Les vues sur cette côte sud de l'Islande et la grotte de glace de Katla sont impressionnantes, et les explorer en Superjeep rend l'expérience encore plus mémorable.
Faits saillants de la côte sud et de la grotte de glace de Katla :
- Grotte de glace de Katla
- Plages de sable noir
- Falaises d'oiseaux
- Cascades de Skógafoss et Seljalandsfoss
- Sites touristiques Eyjafjallajökull
- Cascade d'Urriðafoss
- Petits villages côtiers
Caractéristiques principales
Caractéristiques supplémentaires
Points forts
- Explorez la "grotte de glace secrète"
- Découvrez la côte sud dans une super jeep
- Derrière la belle Seljalandsfoss
Informations importantes
- Veuillez noter qu'un minimum d'un adulte est requis par enfant
- Minimum 2 passagers le mardi, jeudi et samedi
- Minimum 4 passagers le lundi, mercredi, vendredi et dimanche
- Il est important de comprendre qu'en Islande, vous pouvez découvrir les quatre saisons en moins d'une journée. Il est essentiel de porter des vêtements confortables et appropriés comme des chaussures imperméables, des chaussures de marche, des vêtements superposés pour pouvoir profiter au maximum de votre voyage.
Conditions d’annulation
Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu’à 2 jours avant le début de l’activité.
Inclus
- Visite en super jeep
- Prise en charge et retour
- Entrée de la grotte de glace
Non inclus
- Nourriture et boissons
Frais de service
Bonne nouvelle! Aucun frais supplémentaire ne sera appliqué à cette réservation.
Point de départ
Lieu de rendez-vous:
- IMPORTANT : Veuillez confirmer l'heure (et le lieu) de prise en charge directement auprès de l'opérateur local au moins 48 heures avant l'événement. Vous trouverez les coordonnées dans le bon après la réservation.
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