Southern Iceland Tours
Booking one of these amazing Southern Iceland Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Southern Iceland
Vatnajokull Glacier Cross-Country Ski Crossing
Imagine waking up each morning to glacial lands that stretch to the horizon and then getting to cross-country ski across them to the next destination. And you’re in Iceland!
Laugavegur
Iceland Traverse Coast-to-Coast Tour
The 32-day Iceland Traverse Coast-to-Coast Tour is an opportunity like no other. When you embark on this journey, prepare for a life-changing experience. You’ll cross through a range of landscapes from barren black sand deserts to high mountain passes and quite literally everything in between. With your expert guide leading the way, all you have to do is pack your bags and set out for an adventure of a lifetime. Don’t bring your comfort zone, though—you won’t need it on this journey.
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When planning your journey through Southern Iceland, explore iconic destinations like Vik, Selfoss, and Hvolsvöllur, which serve as perfect gateways to the region's spectacular sights. The vibrant town of Hella offers an ideal starting point for exploring nearby attractions and embarking on exciting adventures.
In Southern Iceland, the possibilities for adventure are endless. Experience the thrill of glacier hiking adventures in Southern Iceland or delve into the depths of volcanic landscapes on volcano exploration tours. From exhilarating outdoor pursuits to cultural excursions, Southern Iceland offers something for every adventurer.
The best time to visit Southern Iceland depends on your preferred activities and interests. Summer (June to August) is ideal for outdoor adventures, with long daylight hours and mild temperatures perfect for exploring. Winter brings the chance to witness the captivating Northern Lights, while spring and autumn offer quieter landscapes and unique experiences.
- Glacier hiking adventures on Vatnajokull Glacier: Traverse the icy expanse of Vatnajokull Glacier, Europe's largest glacier, as you explore crevasses, ice caves, and stunning ice formations in Southern Iceland's breathtaking wilderness.
- Exploring the olcanic landscapes of Þórsmörk: Journey deep into the heart of Þórsmörk Nature Reserve, where you'll wander among rugged volcanic peaks, lush valleys, and winding rivers, immersing yourself in the untamed beauty of Iceland's highlands.
- Discovering the dramatic waterfalls of the South Coast, including Seljalandsfoss: Embark on a journey along Southern Iceland's picturesque South Coast, where you'll encounter the breathtaking Seljalandsfoss and other majestic waterfalls, cascading over rugged cliffs into crystal-clear pools below, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of nature.
- Witnessing the stunning black sand beaches of Reynisfjara and Dyrhólaey: Marvel at the stark beauty of Reynisfjara and Dyrhólaey, where towering basalt columns and volcanic cliffs meet the roaring waves of the Atlantic Ocean, creating a dramatic backdrop against the black sand beaches, a must-see destination in Southern Iceland.
- Trekking the iconic Laugavegur Trail: Embark on an unforgettable trek along the world-renowned Laugavegur Trail, where you'll journey through Iceland's diverse landscapes, from colorful mountains and expansive lava fields to bubbling hot springs and glacier-fed rivers, experiencing the unparalleled beauty of Iceland's highlands.
English is widely spoken and understood in South Iceland, especially in tourist areas, making it convenient for English-speaking travelers to communicate with locals and navigate the region.
The duration of your trip to South Iceland depends on your interests and the activities you plan to undertake. A typical visit can range from a few days to a week to fully explore the region's diverse landscapes and attractions.
While Icelandic Króna (ISK) is the local currency, credit cards are widely accepted in South Iceland, including at hotels, restaurants, and shops. However, it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments and remote areas where card payments may not be accepted.
Yes, South Iceland is generally considered family-friendly, with plenty of activities suitable for travelers of all ages. Families can enjoy exploring waterfalls, hiking trails, volcanic landscapes, and engaging in various outdoor adventures together.
The best way to get around South Iceland is by car, as it provides flexibility and allows you to explore the region's attractions at your own pace. Rental cars are readily available, and well-maintained roads connect major sights and towns in South Iceland.
Accommodation options in South Iceland range from hotels and guesthouses to farm stays, cottages, and campgrounds. You can choose from a variety of lodging options that suit your budget and preferences, whether you prefer a cozy hotel room or a rustic countryside retreat.
South Iceland operates on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), also known as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +0, throughout the year.
Yes, self-guided tours are a popular option in South Iceland, allowing travelers to explore the region independently. With a well-planned itinerary and access to a rental car or public transportation, you can discover South Iceland's natural wonders and cultural attractions at your leisure.
Yes, guided tours are available in South Iceland and are a convenient option for travelers who prefer organized excursions led by experienced guides. Guided tours offer insights into the region's history, geology, and culture while providing hassle-free transportation and itinerary planning.
South Iceland can be reached by various means of transportation, including domestic flights, buses, and rental cars. The most common entry point is through Keflavík International Airport, located near Reykjavík, from where you can easily travel to South Iceland by road.
Some of the major towns in South Iceland include Selfoss, Hveragerði, Vík í Mýrdal, and Hvolsvöllur. These towns serve as convenient bases for exploring the region's attractions and offer amenities such as accommodations, dining options, and services for travelers.