Private South Coast Tour from Reykjavík to Vik, Iceland

Make a short stop in Hvolsvöllur for coffee, refreshments and access to facilities before continuing along the South Coast.

Visit Skógafoss, a powerful waterfall dropping from the former sea cliffs. Walk close to the waterfall or climb the staircase for panoramic views from above.

Enjoy sweeping views over the South Coast, black sand beaches and the surrounding volcanic landscape. Puffins may sometimes be seen in this area during the summer season.

Access to some parts of Dyrhólaey may depend on weather, road conditions and seasonal restrictions.

Explore Iceland’s famous Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, known for its basalt columns, Reynisdrangar sea stacks and dramatic Atlantic waves.

Visitors must always remain well away from the ocean, as the waves can be unpredictable and dangerous.

Stop in Vík, Iceland’s southernmost village, and visit the hilltop church viewpoint overlooking the village, coastline and surrounding mountains.

Walk toward the Sólheimajökull glacier viewpoint and see the glacier lagoon, volcanic landscape and surrounding mountains.

This stop includes glacier sightseeing only. Glacier hiking and other guided glacier activities are not included in the base tour price.

Visit Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland’s most recognisable waterfalls. When weather and trail conditions allow, visitors can walk behind the falling water.

Finish the sightseeing route at Gljúfrabúi, a partially hidden waterfall located inside a narrow canyon near Seljalandsfoss. Access inside the canyon may be wet and slippery.