Sensational Iceland full-day tour
Your adventure of the South of Iceland will start around 8.00am when you are picked up from your pick-up location. Once at the waterfall, after a short hike, there will be a chance for a unique photo opportunity. As the waterfall is tall 196 feet, please be sure to wear waterproof clothing as we will encounter occasional water spouting.
You will then move onwards through the stunning panoramic scenery of Iceland before you arrive at the Sólheimajökull glacier. This definitely should be something in everyone's bucket list, and there is no better place to do it other than Solheimajokull. Your certified guide will get you geared up and advise on all safety guidelines needed to be followed to ensure a safe and exciting hike.
Next, you will make your way to Reynisfjara – the world-famous, iconic black sand beach. The beach is considered to be the most beautiful beach in Iceland because of the majestic basalt columns just off the shore, roaring waves of Atlantic ocean, and unusual black sand. Once you have a picture with Reynisfjara’s magnificent trolls, the journey will continue on to the majestic and one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland – Skógafoss. A pathway of 527 steps leads up to the crest of the waterfall, giving you a front-row view of the South Coast lowland below.
The Northern Lights phenomenon heavily depends on the weather conditions, so the exact place that you will go to is unknown until the last minute. The moment you spot the first hint of glimmering bright colors in the dark sky is always spellbinding. After an amazing show, it will be time to head back to Reykjavik around midnight for a much-needed sleep.
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Do this because
- Visit the must-see spots of Iceland
- Two of the greatest waterfalls
- Go hiking on a glacier
- See the magic of the northern lights
Important to know
- Difficulty: 2/5, easy
- Participants have to sign a waiver before undertaking all trips stating that they realize that all outdoor activities carry an inherent risk
- The minimum age for participation is 8 years
- Please bring the following: Warm undergarment clothing including fleece/wool sweater and pants, warm socks, a change of clothing.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Visit to all highlights
- Expert guide throughout the whole tour
- Certified glacier guide
- Glacier hiking equipment
- English speaking tour guide
- Evening Northern lights tour
- Northern lights photos
- Free WiFi onboard the bus
What’s not included
- Food and drink
- Other personal expenses
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Location
Meeting point:
Please confirm the pick-up time (and place) directly with the local operator at least 48 hours before the event. You will find the contact information on the voucher.
Provider
Arctic Adventures
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