Make the most of your early arrival in Iceland with a private tour tailored for you and your group, featuring convenient pick-up from Keflavik International Airport. Your dedicated driver-guide will be ready to greet you upon landing, providing a seamless transition from the airport to a memorable journey through Iceland's spectacular sights.
During the 10-hour private day tour along the south coast, your guide will showcase some of the region's most striking and beautiful attractions. From the iconic Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls to the mesmerizing Sólheimajökull glacier with its ice lagoon, explore the wonders of Vik village and the renowned Reynisfjara black sand beach.
Throughout the journey, your knowledgeable local guide will be at your disposal to answer questions and provide insights into Iceland's unique landscapes.
Conclude your day with a comfortable ride to your hotel for check-in, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience from start to finish.
Pickup included
Airport pick up.
Upon landing, your dedicated driver-guide will be ready and waiting for you at the airport. Once you've collected your luggage, relax in our comfortable vehicle and embark on a memorable journey to explore some of Iceland's most spectacular sights. Enjoy the convenience and comfort of seamless transportation as you begin your immersive experience of the country's breathtaking landscapes.
Nestled in a mystical canyon on Iceland's South Coast, Gljúfrabúi Waterfall is a captivating gem, often overshadowed by its famous neighbor, Seljalandsfoss. Partially concealed by towering cliffs, Gljúfrabúi offers an enchanting experience accessible via a winding path or by wading through the river. Once inside, witness the elegant cascade from a moss-covered ledge, surrounded by an ethereal play of light and mist. The name 'Gljúfrabúi,' meaning 'Canyon Dweller,' perfectly befits this waterfall residing within the heart of the canyon.
Explore the captivating Skógafoss waterfall, situated in the scenic Eyjafjöll mountain region near the infamous Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Immerse yourself in the invigorating experience of walking up close to this powerful waterfall, where the constant mist gently kisses your face with its icy freshness. This natural wonder offers not only a sensory delight but also a connection to the area's volcanic history, as it lies in proximity to the globally recognized Eyjafjallajökull volcano, renowned for its disruptive 2010 eruption that impacted air travel worldwide.
Embark on a guided walk to the impressive Sólheimajökull glacier, where you'll encounter a small glacier lagoon showcasing floating ice chunks that have separated from the ice cap. This stop provides a unique and picturesque setting for photography, regardless of the weather conditions. Capture the beauty of the glacier and its surroundings, ensuring memorable moments at this stunning location.
Indulge in a delightful lunch break at Vik village during this tour. Explore the convenience of having the Ice Wear company's factory sale within the same building as the restaurant, offering an opportunity for some enjoyable shopping. Following lunch, your guide will transport you to a scenic viewing point within the village. From this vantage spot, relish a panoramic view of Vik village and the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, creating a memorable and picturesque experience.
Explore the unique allure of Reynisfjara, renowned as one of Iceland's iconic black sand beaches. While Iceland boasts several black sand beaches, Reynisfjara holds a distinct reputation as "The Black Sand Beach." Your knowledgeable guide will provide insightful information about this extraordinary location, offering a deeper understanding of its geological and cultural significance. Capture stunning moments with excellent photo opportunities during this stop, immersing yourself in the unparalleled beauty and intrigue that characterize Reynisfjara.
Embark on a brief, stroll along a well-maintained path leading to an optimal vantage point for capturing stunning photos of the majestic Seljalands waterfall. Weather permitting, seize the unique opportunity to venture behind the waterfall, where the cascading water creates an unforgettable experience. Standing beneath the cliff as the water tumbles overhead offers a memorable perspective, making this stop a remarkable and immersive encounter with nature's beauty.
Reykjanes is a volcanic peninsula in southwest Iceland, known for its dramatic landscapes, geothermal activity, and the famous Blue Lagoon. This unique destination offers a mix of natural wonders and modern relaxation, making it a must-visit for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.
The Blue Lagoon is a world-famous geothermal spa known for its milky blue waters rich in minerals like silica and sulfur. It's a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate.
Gunnuhver is a hot spring area with bubbling mud pools and steam vents. It's named after a ghost in Icelandic folklore.
This pedestrian bridge connects the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, symbolizing the continental drift.
Vala Hellir is a lava cave that offers a unique underground exploration experience. Guided tours are available.
A type of lobster that is a delicacy in Iceland, often served grilled or in soups.
A traditional Icelandic dairy product similar to yogurt, often served with berries and honey.
A popular Icelandic street food made with lamb, pork, and beef, topped with onions, ketchup, and mustard.
Summer is the best time to visit Reykjanes for pleasant weather, long daylight hours, and the best conditions for exploring the outdoors. This is also the peak tourist season.
Icelandic Króna (ISK)
GMT+0
220VV, 50HzHz
Reykjanes is generally safe with low crime rates. The main safety concerns are related to the natural environment, such as sudden weather changes and volcanic activity.
Reykjanesbær Bus Terminal
The bus service is reliable but limited in scope. It connects major towns and attractions within the peninsula.
Available • Apps: BHRS, Uber (limited availability)
Car, Bike
Iceland's capital city offers a mix of modern and historical attractions, including museums, galleries, and vibrant nightlife.
Keflavík is a town with a rich history, including Viking heritage and military significance. It's also home to the Keflavík International Airport.
Krýsuvík is a geothermal area with colorful volcanic landscapes, hot springs, and hiking trails.
Price varies by option