SOUTH COAST AND NORTHERN LIGHTS (Guided in 10 languages)

Discover Iceland's Wonders – From Glaciers to Northern Lights!

Reykjavik Sightseeing introduces an exciting tour along Iceland's southwestern ring road featuring awe-inspiring sights like the Solheimajökull Glacier, Reynisfjara black sand beach, and waterfalls such as Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, while also aiming for a chance to witness the Northern Lights.

Tour Details

As the journey unfolds, you’ll find yourself swept away by the enchanting landscapes of Iceland's south coast, a realm where nature's artistry is on full display. Your adventure begins with a drive through the Hellisheiði mountain pass, where the air is crisp and the scenery is a mesmerizing blend of moss-draped lava fields and steaming geothermal springs. The road unfurls like a ribbon through this otherworldly terrain, leading you past the rugged silhouettes of volcanoes and the distant allure of the Westman Islands.

Your first stop is the Solheimajökull Glacier, a photographer's paradise where the ice gleams under the sun, casting a spell of icy blues and whites. Here, the glacier's ancient ice whispers tales of time immemorial, inviting you to capture its beauty through your lens. Next, the tour takes you to the hauntingly beautiful Reynisfjara, a black sand beach where the Atlantic's waves crash with a thunderous roar against the shore. The beach is framed by towering basalt columns, their geometric precision a testament to nature's architectural prowess, while seabirds dance in the salty breeze above.

In the quaint village of Vík, a charming church perches atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the ocean and the legendary stone trolls standing sentinel in the surf. As you journey back towards Reykjavik, the mighty Skógafoss waterfall awaits, its cascading waters creating a symphony of sound and mist. Climb the stairs to witness one of Iceland's most breathtaking vistas, where the land meets the sky in a harmonious embrace.

The final stop is the ethereal Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, where a hidden path leads you behind the curtain of water, offering a unique perspective of this natural wonder. On sunny days, rainbows dance in the mist, adding a touch of magic to the scene.

As night falls, the anticipation builds for the celestial spectacle that is the Northern Lights. With expert guides who have honed their skills over decades, you’ll venture into the night, eyes scanning the heavens for the elusive auroras. The sky becomes a canvas for nature's light show, as ribbons of green, pink, and purple swirl and dance above, leaving you in awe of the universe's grandeur. This is Iceland in winter—a land of contrasts and wonders, where every moment is a memory in the making.