Top South Iceland Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

This tour has almost everything Iceland has to offer, from majestic glaciers to powerful volcanoes and waterfalls. You will discovers some of the most popular attractions in Iceland.

Drive around the area between Fljótshlíð and Eyjafjallajökull. Visit waterfalls, drive on the Markaðsfljótaurar- tundra sand fields around Dímon, cross small streams, and stop at a viewpoint looking over Seljalandsfoss, and Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands). This two-hour buggy tour is a unique way to enjoy Icelandic nature and covers some waterfalls and gravel road driving. A stunning natural playground for the next few hours, as you test out your buggy surrounded by amazing scenery that only Iceland can offer. These two-seater, 4×4 Buggies are fully automatic, fully inspected, and road-legal. They are also bursting with excellent safety and design features, such as the roll cage, safety belts, and double A-arm front suspension. All of which makes for a buggy ride that’s as safe as it is comfortable. A shared ride is when two people share one buggy. Each buggy can take 1-2 people at a time.

Dotted with waterfalls, glaciers, black-sand beaches, volcanoes, and rugged cliffs, Iceland's South Coast is one one the country's most visited areas and draws large crowds year-round. This private tour from Reykjavik allows you to escape large groups and explore at your own pace. Let someone else take the wheel of a private vehicle so you can admire views of the Icelandic countryside between destinations and challenge yourself with a thrilling glacier hike.

Iceland’s tiny Vík í Mýrdal village exists in the shadows of one of the country’s most dangerous volcanoes. On this leisurely self-guided walking tour, you’ll stroll through its compact village center, past modern attractions that showcase Iceland’s volcanic heritage, to the dramatic black coastline where folklore and geology collide. Starting at the red-roofed hillside Vík í Mýrdal Church (Víkurkirkja) that doubles as an evacuation point during volcanic emergencies, you’ll head into the heart of Iceland’s southernmost village. Along the way, I’ll share both personal connections to the area and fascinating insights into how nature has shaped life here for centuries.

Iceland’s south coast boasts mesmerizing volcanic landscapes as well as the country’s best-known waterfalls. Skip the stress of itinerary planning when you book this private guided tour, with onboard Wi-Fi so you can share as you go. Walk behind Seljalandsfoss’s curtain of water (or ice!) and see Skogafoss and the Gljufrabui Waterfalls too; discover the Solheimajokull glacier and Reynisfjara Beach’s basalt columns; and spend time in pretty Vik.

We promise a unique and authentic experience in unspoiled nature away from the crowds as you linger in our eight natural hot springs that glide into the ocean surrounded by majestic mountains and black beaches. The best way to see and experience most of what Iceland offers is by going on The Golden Circle tour. And what is the best way to get your strengths back after your trip? It's by soaking in hot springs! Hvammsvík Hot Springs: A secret and super harmonious place to end a day's tour. Voted the number 1 best thing to do in the world 2023 - Times Out Magazine

Discover Iceland’s Golden Circle and Glacier in One Epic Day! Visit the iconic sights of Þingvellir National Park, the erupting Strokkur geyser, and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall—all on a comfortable, small group guided Golden Circle tour. Then, switch gears for an exhilarating and unique ride in the massive Sleipnir Monster Truck to explore the stunning and remote Langjökull Glacier - set in a large group. Leave the crowds behind! Learn about Iceland’s natural wonders from enthusiastic local guides, enjoy glacier views with warm refreshments, and—weather permitting—try sledding or even glacier golf. A perfect mix of sightseeing and adventure—book now and make the most of your day in Iceland! No physical fitness needed, this tour is perfect for families, elderly, well, everyone that wants to see the iconic highlights of the Golden Circle and stand on a glacier without breaking to sweat!

Eyjafjallajokull is known for being a glacier volcano that erupted in 2010 and caused flight issues all over Europe. If you want to see this natural wonder up close—without having to hire a special vehicle—then this Super Jeep tour is a great choice. Seamlessly drive up the slopes to access stunning panoramic views and have a guide to provide commentary and show you around.

Discover Iceland’s most famous route, the Golden Circle, on this full-day tour. Depart from the famous Seljalandsfoss Waterfall and visit other natural landmarks including the tectonic plate rift in the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, the Strokkur geyser, and the towering Gullfoss Waterfall. Learn about the history, culture, and unique geology of Iceland from your informative guide and admire the rugged beauty of the country throughout the tour.

Experience the ultimate 6-day adventure through Iceland’s highlands, combining the iconic Laugavegur Trail and the volcanic Fimmvörðuháls Pass. Trek through vibrant rhyolite mountains, black deserts, glaciers, and lush valleys, ending in the stunning Þórsmörk Valley. Stay in cozy mountain huts each night, providing warmth and comfort in the wilderness. With expert guides and breathtaking views, this journey is a once-in-a-lifetime mix of Iceland’s landscapes!

Ride one of our friendly Icelandic horses through the wild beauty of South Iceland, crossing rivers and open fields before reaching the dramatic coastline near Reynisfjara, Iceland’s world-famous Black Sand Beach. This unforgettable journey combines some of the region’s most striking scenery: volcanic sands, wide-open landscapes, glaciers, mountains, waterfalls, and the ever-changing North Atlantic coast. On clear days, you may spot the Westman Islands offshore or catch views toward Skógafoss in the distance. Your Icelandic horse is perfectly suited to the terrain and known for its calm nature, sure-footedness, and smooth tölt gait. Whether you are riding for the first time or already love horses, your guide will make sure you feel comfortable, safe, and well looked after throughout the experience. More than a horseback ride, this is a chance to connect with Iceland’s landscapes, horses, and rural traditions in a truly memorable way.

Embark on an unforgettable journey of discovery and excitement on Sólheimajökull Glacier, where you will experience the thrill of a zip line across the glacial landscape. Your adventure begins with a guided hike onto the glacier, where your crampons will grip the ice beneath your feet and each step will reveal the raw, untamed beauty of Iceland’s icy wilderness. As you walk, your expert guide will introduce you to the fascinating geology of the glacier and point out unique formations such as moulins and deep glacial crevasses. The adventure continues as you head toward the zip line. Strapped into your harness, you’ll soar through the sky, gliding over the glacier and taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. For those who prefer, ’No-fly’ tickets allow you to remain on the glacier and enjoy the full tour experience while watching your family or friends take the zip line. A private ice climbing session can be added to this tour upon request.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure on Sólheimajökull Glacier, hiking with crampons across Iceland’s icy wilderness. Your expert guide reveals fascinating glacial geology, including moulins and deep crevasses. After exploring the glacier, thrill-seekers can soar over the glacier on a zip line, enjoying breathtaking views, while those with ’No-fly’ tickets can stay on the ice and watch. This once-in-a-lifetime journey combines discovery, excitement, and the raw beauty of Iceland’s glaciers.

Experience Iceland from above on a guided tour to the top of Reynisfjall mountain. This scenic hike rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views over the iconic black sand beach, powerful Atlantic waves, and the dramatic Reynisdrangar sea stacks rising from the ocean. During summer, spot charming puffins nesting along the cliffs, offering a rare chance to observe these beloved birds in their natural habitat. On clear days, distant glaciers shimmer on the horizon, adding to the unforgettable landscape. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers, this tour combines light adventure with stunning viewpoints you won’t find anywhere else. Join us for an experience that captures the raw beauty of Iceland in one incredible journey.

Grab the rare opportunity to walk across a glacier, without the logistical headaches, with a small-group Sólheimajökull glacier hiking tour from Vík. With all technical equipment provided and a guide leading the route, you don’t have to worry about navigating crevasses or assessing constantly changing ice conditions safety. Instead, focus on the striking blue ice formations and volcanic ash layers under your feet.

Hop aboard for a scenic 1-hour boat tour along Heimaey’s dramatic coastline, where volcanic cliffs, hidden coves, and sea-carved caves create nonstop photo moments right from the harbour. As we cruise the island’s rugged shoreline, you’ll get a clear view across the water toward Elliðaey and the tiny cabin often nicknamed “the loneliest house in the world” We’ll also pass one of Vestmannaeyjar’s most famous natural landmarks, Elephant Rock, the remarkable basalt formation shaped like a giant elephant dipping its trunk into the Atlantic. Along the way, keep an eye out for puffins on the water and seabirds soaring over the cliffs and, if we’re lucky, whales at boatside or seals in the surf. It’s the perfect short trip for big scenery, iconic sights, and a true taste of the Westman Islands. Experienced local captains guide guests safely through the archipelago on high-speed rigid inflatable boats, allowing you to get close to places that larger boats cannot reach.

Landmannalaugar is one of Iceland's most extraordinary destinations, accessible for only around three months each year when the Highland roads are open. This exclusive summer adventure offers 2–3 hours of hiking through colorful rhyolite mountains, lava fields, and geothermal landscapes. Whether you prefer an easy scenic walk or a challenging climb to a mountain summit with breathtaking panoramic views, there is a trail to suit your fitness level. After the hike, reward yourself with a relaxing soak in the famous natural geothermal hot spring and enjoy stops at stunning waterfalls along the way. While the tour is suitable for most active travelers, a reasonable level of mobility is recommended. Due to the hiking terrain, it is not recommended for very young children or travelers aged 70 and above. If you want to experience Iceland beyond the ordinary, this is a once-a-season opportunity you shouldn't miss.

Discover the stunning beauty of Iceland's highlands without the hassle of navigating rugged off road trails. This small-group Super Jeep tour from Vík takes you to Landmannalaugar, known for its steep mountains and geothermal hot springs, and includes stops at stunning sites including Eldgjá, the world's largest volcanic canyon, and the serene Blautulón lake. Get insights into the fascinating geology and culture of the region, and a deeper connection to Iceland's natural wonders.

The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is often referred to as "Iceland in Miniature" because it showcases many of the diverse landscapes found throughout the country. Within a relatively small area, you can explore volcanic craters, lava fields, glaciers, waterfalls, fjords, and black-sand beaches. It boasts diverse coastlines with towering sea cliffs, black sand beaches, and picturesque fishing villages. Arnarstapi and Hellnar are charming coastal settlements with beautiful hiking paths and sea arches, providing excellent opportunities for coastal exploration. Often referred to as the "most photographed mountain in Iceland," Kirkjufell is a free-standing, cone-shaped mountain located near the town of Grundarfjörður. Its unique shape and scenic surroundings make it a popular photography spot.

The Viking Story Night at Efri-Úlfsstaðir is unlike anything else on the South Coast. A candlelit saga barn, a local storyteller, Icelandic horses, and a tasting of shark, dried fish, and smoked lamb. Not a show. A gathering on a working farm that sits on the land of Brennu-Njáls Saga. Starts at noon. No early alarm, no rushed breakfast, no pre-dawn departure. The South Coast in the afternoon light, the Viking farm in the evening dark. Gljúfrabúi - the hidden waterfall most South Coast tours miss. Inside a narrow gorge, a few minutes from Seljalandsfoss. Most visitors walk straight past it. Walk behind Seljalandsfoss. One of the rare places in the world where a path leads directly behind the falling curtain of water. Entirely private. Your guide and vehicle belong to your group alone for the full day and evening. No shared passengers, no fixed pace. Private sedan for 1-3 or private minivan for 4-8. Right-sized vehicle, exclusively yours from noon until return.

it is real nice to have experienced local driver to take you for a drive along the south coast so you can relax and focus on the Icelandic Nature .I will try my best to make this day fun for you and show you Iceland local style. we will stop at the main attractions and stop for food along the way. from your hotel we will start driving east you’ll stretch your legs at the 60-meter tall waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss and the mystical black sand beach of Reynisfjara. and from there we will journey to Jökulsárlón and Diamond beach this is a 4hour drive each way but we will stop along the way

Journey through Iceland's breathtaking Highlands on a women-only trek along the iconic Laugavegur trail. Experience the vibrant landscapes from Landmannalaugar’s geothermal wonders to Þórsmörk’s lush valleys, all while bonding with fellow adventurers. Over four days, share meals, stories, and laughter around the campfire, and enjoy the comfort of private tents beneath the midnight sun. Guided by a local female expert, this trek emphasizes connection, empowerment, and the beauty of nature. - Hike 55 kilometers through stunning geothermal and glacial landscapes - Small women’s group fosters companionship and shared experiences - Includes all meals and comfortable accommodations in expedition tents - Enjoy breathtaking views of glaciers, volcanoes, and pristine lakes

Track the Last Life Cycle of this once Thriving Glacier! Step into the heart of Iceland’s changing landscapes on the Tindfjallajökull Mapping Expedition, a journey into one of the country’s lesser-known but profoundly captivating glaciers. As Tindfjallajökull retreats, this expedition offers you the rare opportunity to witness its transformation while actively contributing to scientific research. Becoming a Citizen Scientist is perfect for explorers with a passion for nature and a curiosity for environmental science, this expedition delivers adventure, learning, and unforgettable vistas! What Awaits You? Scenic Adventure in Untouched Wilderness Travel through stunning highland terrain, far from tourist crowds, to reach Tindfjallajökull glacier outlet. The journey begins with a thrilling 4x4 drive, followed by ~1.5 hour hike through rugged terrain that leads to the glacier’s edge.

Ditch the beaten tourist trail and immerse yourself in Iceland's rugged landscapes on a private tour that does good. Embark on a hike to a secluded canyon that leads to Krossárjökull, a hidden glacier outlet within Katla Geopark. Along the way, take part in hands-on citizen science, contributing to real environmental research.