South Coast Iceland: Small Group Tour from Reykjavik

Discover Iceland's most dramatic landscapes on our South Coast tour from Reykjavik, where ancient glaciers meet volcanic black sand beaches and thundering waterfalls create some of Earth's most spectacular scenery. This breathtaking region showcases the raw power of nature through iconic landmarks that have captivated travelers and filmmakers alike.

Feel the mist on your face as you walk behind the 60-meter curtain of Seljalandsfoss waterfall, then hear the thunderous roar of Skógafoss—featured in Hollywood blockbusters like Thor: The Dark World and the hit series Vikings. Touch the unique volcanic sand at Reynisfjara black sand beach, where towering basalt columns rise dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean in formations so striking that National Geographic has celebrated them as one of the world's most beautiful non-tropical beaches.

Witness the ever-changing face of Sólheimajökull glacier, where blue ice formations and deep crevasses reveal the dynamic forces shaping our planet. Explore the charming seaside village of Vík, Iceland's southernmost settlement, where puffins nest on dramatic clifftops and panoramic coastal views stretch to the horizon.

Our small group experience ensures you'll have time to truly absorb these magnificent landscapes while avoiding the crowds, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Tour Highlights:

• Walk Behind Seljalandsfoss Waterfall - Experience the unique thrill of stepping behind this iconic 60-meter cascade with views of Eyjafjallajökull glacier
• Marvel at Skógafoss Waterfall - Witness the thundering 25-meter-wide falls featured in Thor: The Dark World and Vikings
• Explore Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach - Touch volcanic sand and see the dramatic basalt columns that National Geographic calls world-class
• Visit Sólheimajökull Glacier Tongue - Observe striking blue ice formations and the visible effects of climate change up close
• Discover Vík Village - Experience Iceland's southernmost coastal town with its dramatic cliffs and seasonal puffin colonies