Exciting Full-Day South Coast Highlights Tour with Glacier Hiking From Reykjavik

Explore Iceland's stunning South Coast and embark on an exhilarating glacier hiking adventure by joining this guided tour. Adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers seeking a thrilling and immersive experience in Iceland's breathtaking landscapes should secure their spot on this tour now.

Your day begins with a convenient pick-up from your preferred bus stop or hotel in Reykjavik, where you'll meet your professional guide. As you embark on the journey towards the South Coast, your guide will provide you with valuable information about the safety precautions, ensuring a worry-free experience.

First on the itinerary is a visit to the picturesque Seljalandsfoss waterfall, where you can witness the powerful cascades and even walk behind the curtain of water. This unique perspective allows you to feel the force of nature up close. Your guide will share insights into the geological formations that have shaped this incredible landmark.

Next, you'll encounter the majestic Skogafoss, a towering waterfall that never fails to impress with its grandeur. Standing at 197 feet (60 meters) tall and known for its mesmerizing rainbows on sunny days, this waterfall is a photographer's dream. Your guide will tell you about the folklore and history surrounding Skogafoss, adding a layer of cultural richness to your journey.

The highlight of the tour awaits as you arrive at Solheimajokull, where you'll embark on an unforgettable glacier hiking experience. Equipped with all the necessary gear provided for free, including crampons and ice axes, you'll step onto the icy surface of Solheimajokull and explore its stunning ice formations and crevasses.

Your expert guide will lead you safely across the glacier, providing fascinating insights into the geological features and the impact of climate change on these icy landscapes.

As you hike on this glacier, you'll have a unique opportunity to witness firsthand the effects of climate change on Iceland's glaciers. Your guide will explain how these massive ice formations are receding due to rising temperatures, underscoring the urgent need for environmental conservation.

The tour continues to Reynisfjara Beach, also known as the black sand beach, where you'll witness the mighty waves of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the unique black sands. Here, you'll learn about the geological processes that created this otherworldly landscape and the folklore that surrounds it. Keep an eye out for the towering basalt columns known as Reynisdrangar, said to be trolls turned into stone.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary day tour to the South Coast, complete with a thrilling glacier hike on Solheimajokull. Immerse yourself in Iceland's natural wonders, from captivating waterfalls to the dramatic black sand beach. Check availability now by choosing a date.