Journey along Iceland's stunning South Coast to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, one of the country's most awe-inspiring natural wonders. Watch massive icebergs calve from Breidamerkurjokull glacier and float serenely across the lagoon on this full-day adventure.
Travel along the dramatic South Coast past black sand beaches, powerful waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes. Stop at Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, and visit the famous Reynisfjara black sand beach with its towering basalt columns.
The highlight of the tour is Jokulsarlon, where icebergs break from Europe's largest glacier and drift through a deep lagoon toward the ocean. Visit the nearby Diamond Beach where ice chunks wash ashore on black sand, creating a spectacular natural display.
How long is the drive? Jokulsarlon is approximately 5 hours from Reykjavik each way, with scenic stops along the route.
Is a boat ride included? An optional boat ride on the lagoon is available for additional purchase.
What should I bring? Warm layers, waterproof clothing, and sturdy footwear. The weather can change quickly along the coast.
Duration: 1 Hour
Begin your day early from Reykjavik, traveling along Iceland's stunning “Ring Road” with views of mountains, farmland, and the Atlantic coastline. Your guide shares stories about the area’s unique geology and culture, setting the stage for a day filled with breathtaking sights.
Duration: 1.5 Hours (45 minutes each)
Stop at Seljalandsfoss, where you can walk behind the waterfall and feel its mist. Next, visit Skógafoss, a towering waterfall with rainbow-filled views on sunny days and an enchanting backdrop for photos and storytelling.
Duration: Drive-by with photo stops (30 minutes)
Pass by Skaftafell National Park and catch glimpses of Vatnajökull Glacier, Europe’s largest glacier. Brief photo stops allow you to capture these striking landscapes from the comfort of the route.
Duration: 1 Hour
Arrive at Jökulsárlón, where icebergs float in serene, blue waters, with playful seals often visible. Walk along the lagoon, taking in one of Iceland’s most famous and mesmerizing scenes.
Duration: 30 Minutes
Close by, stroll along Diamond Beach, where icebergs rest on black sands, creating a stunning display of shimmering “diamonds” against the dark shore—a perfect finale for photos.
Duration: Approximately 4 Hours
Relax on the scenic drive back to Reykjavik, reflecting on the day’s natural wonders and stories shared. You’ll return with unforgettable memories of Iceland’s beauty.
To receive a full refund, please cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start of the experience.
Wear warm, waterproof, windproof layers as weather can change rapidly. Bring sturdy walking shoes with good grip for waterfalls and icy terrain.
The tour visits remote locations with minimal light pollution, offering chances to see Northern Lights from October to March on clear nights. Sightings are not guaranteed.
Meals are not included. There are stops for lunch and dinner, but bring snacks as dining options may be limited in remote areas.
Yes, children ages 6 and older can participate when accompanied by an adult. Bring extra warm clothing and ensure they can handle a full day of travel.
No, show your mobile e-ticket at check-in. No printed ticket required.
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Highlights include Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, Reynisfjara black sand beach, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, and Diamond Beach where icebergs wash ashore.
Our guide was very good. Emilia told us about very different things we could see on the way to our attractions. Especially facts and myths regarding volcanoes, glaciers and trolls and elves! We had more than enough time...
Karen was AWESOME! Super funny and informative about everything Iceland. We got to learn about the music, folklore, and history all from her fun stories. She’s a great story teller too. On the way back she made every effort to get us to see the northern lights...
This trip was incredible. Be prepared it is alot of travelling by bus and very tiring however all the stops made it so very worthwhile though. Plenty of stops for food and bathroom breaks. The lagoon and diamond beach...
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