Excursão clássica pela costa sul
Faça isso porque
- Experimente o maravilhoso litoral sul vulcânico
- Visite cachoeiras estrondosas, infinitas praias de areia preta e vulcões cobertos de geleiras
- Guia de áudio em 10 idiomas diferentes
O que esperar
Dirija ao longo do trecho sudoeste do anel viário que vai de Reykjavik passando por vulcões, cachoeiras e geleiras até a praia de areia preta e a cidade mais ao sul da Islândia, Vík. O passeio começa com um passeio pela passagem da montanha Hellisheiði, passando por campos de lava cobertos de musgo e passando por fontes geotérmicas até terras agrícolas ao longo da costa.
Em dias claros, Hekla, os infames vulcões Eyjafjalljökull, juntamente com as Westman-Islands, podem ser vistos ao longe quando você se aproxima da Geleira Solheimajökull, um deleite dos fotógrafos e a primeira parada do passeio. O próximo destino é a praia negra de outro mundo conhecida como Reynisfjara, onde as ondas do Oceano Atlântico batem nas areias negras das quais as colunas hexagonais de basalto aparentemente feitas pelo homem se elevam para falésias cheias de aves marinhas. Depois de se deliciar com as incríveis formações geológicas, o passeio continuará até a pequena vila de Vík com uma igreja em uma colina com vista para três colunas de pedra vulcânica, que dizem ser trolls transformados em pedra ao longo das margens do Oceano Atlântico.
Depois de Vík, a viagem de volta para Reykjavik o levará à poderosa cachoeira Skógafoss, onde uma curta caminhada por um lance de escadas revelará uma das vistas mais belas da Islândia. A partir daqui, você seguirá para a parada final, a Cachoeira Seljalandsfoss, com 60 metros de altura, famosa pelo caminho escondido que leva atrás e ao redor desta vista deslumbrante. Com alguma sorte e condições climáticas ensolaradas, os arco-íris podem aumentar a experiência espetacular em cada cachoeira.
Informação importante
- Para usar o guia de áudio no ônibus, traga seus próprios fones de ouvido, caso contrário, eles estarão disponíveis para compra no operador turístico local
- Guia de áudio Idiomas: chinês, japonês, coreano, francês, italiano, espanhol, holandês, alemão, finlandês e inglês.
- Recomenda-se vestir-se de acordo com o clima: jaqueta e calças impermeáveis, touca e luvas, com meias quentes e sapatos impermeáveis, se possível
O que está incluído
Guia de áudio no ônibus
Guia local
Taxas de entrada para os pontos turísticos
Wi-Fi gratuito e carregador USB para cada assento no ônibus
O que não está incluído
Comidas e bebidas
Embarque e desembarque
Política de cancelamento
Receba um reembolso de 100% se você cancelar até 1 dia antes do início da atividade.
Taxa de reserva
Boas notícias! Nenhuma taxa extra será aplicada a esta reserva.
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