2 Days Package | Winter Tour | South Coast, Glacier Lagoon and Crystal Ice Cave

Travelers can expect to explore iconic landmarks of South Coast, such as the powerful Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, and witness the majestic Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach with its unique basalt columns and roaring Atlantic waves. Combined with Crystal Ice cave visit, Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach. This tour combines natural wonders, geological phenomena, and dramatic coastal scenery, providing an unforgettable experience of Iceland’s diverse and breathtaking landscapes.

Highlights:

Day 1:

• Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
• Skogafoss Waterfall
• Dyrholaey Peninsula
• Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
• Vik Village
• Vik Church
• Lunch Time
• Transfer to hotel (Hotel Glacier Lagoon)

Day 2:

• Crystal Ice Cave Tour (Around 3 hours)
• Glacier Lagoon
• Amphibian Boat Tout (Optional) (From May to October)
• Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon
• Lava Fields
• Transfer to Reykjavik

Itinerary:

Day 1:

Seljalandsfoss waterfall

During our journey will be the magnificent Seljalandsfoss waterfall, standing tall at 60 meters. As you approach, a spacious path carved into the cliffside will allow you to leisurely explore the waterfall from various angles, offering a truly awe-inspiring experience. Prepare to be captivated by the otherworldly beauty of Seljalandsfoss as you pass through the misty veil of water, rising above the rocks like ethereal smoke. On sunny days, you’ll be treated to the enchanting sight of vibrant rainbow arches gracing the skies above the cascading Seljalandsfoss.

Skogafoss Waterfall

Continuing along our route, we will encounter another breathtaking waterfall known as Skogafoss. This remarkable waterfall spans 25 meters in width and plummets an impressive 60 meters in height. Legend has it that Skogafoss is intertwined with the tale of the valiant Viking Tracy Thoroulfsson and an ancient ring. The allure of this natural wonder, coupled with its mythical connections, makes Skogafoss an unforgettable stop on our journey.

Dyrholaey peninsula

Our next destination awaits at the captivating Dyrholaey peninsula, where the landscape gracefully complements the traditional white and red lighthouse. As we ascend to the cape’s summit, a breathtaking panorama unfolds before your eyes—ocean waves crashing against a magnificent black rocky arch, through which ships and specialized amphibious vehicles traverse. Dyrholaey is not only a visual feast but also a haven for avian life. During the nesting season, which occurs in the summer, you will have the pleasure of encountering Iceland’s cherished feathered symbols, the puffins, along with various other bird species, as Dyrholaey serves as a true sanctuary for these winged creatures.

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, shaped by the relentless forces of volcanoes, stands as one of Iceland’s premier natural wonders. This renowned coastal stretch boasts a mesmerizing expanse of pure black gravel and imposing obsidian boulders. Esteemed publications have repeatedly hailed Reynisfjara as one of the world’s most exquisite beaches, while filmmakers often select it as a backdrop for science fiction films due to its otherworldly landscapes. Prepare to be immersed in the ethereal beauty and raw power of this remarkable beach.

VIK Village

Transfer to Hótel Jökulsarlon – Glacier Lagoon Hotel

Day 2:

Crystal Ice Cave Tour

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Iceland’s natural ice caves! Venture into a stunning blue ice cave beneath Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. Led by expert guides, this winter-only experience offers mesmerizing ice formations, unique textures, and a truly magical atmosphere. Perfect for adventure seekers and photographers.

Amphibian Boat Tour (Optional) 

The Amphibian Boat Tour in Iceland is a popular way to explore Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where you sail among massive icebergs. These tours operate from May to October, with the best conditions typically from June to September.

Glacier Lagoon

Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, where you’ll be treated to a magnificent view of massive floating icebergs and the grandeur of the glacier itself. For those seeking an extra thrill, there’s an optional boat trip available on an amphibian boat. Sail among the stunning blue icebergs, surrounded by the captivating scenery of Jökulsárlón, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Diamond Beach

In the evening, we’ll witness the beauty of the sunset on the enchanting Diamond Beach. While its official name is Breiðamerkursandur, meaning “Broad Plain Sand,” this beach is known as Diamond Beach due to the glistening chunks of ice that adorn its shore year-round. As the sun’s rays dance upon the ice, creating a shimmering spectacle, you’ll be captivated by nature’s brilliance.

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon

A breathtaking canyon in South Iceland, famous for its dramatic moss-covered cliffs and winding river. Carved by glacial meltwater over thousands of years, this 2 km long and up to 100 m deep canyon offers stunning panoramic views. A short hike along the edge leads to scenic viewpoints, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers and photographers.

Lava Fields of South Iceland – Vast, otherworldly landscapes shaped by volcanic eruptions over centuries. Covered in soft green moss, these ancient lava fields create a surreal contrast against Iceland’s rugged terrain. Notable areas include Eldhraun, one of the world’s largest lava flows from the 1783 Laki eruption, and the lava fields near Katla and Hekla volcanoes. A must-see for those fascinated by Iceland’s volcanic history and raw natural beauty.