South Coast With Dyrholey Peninsula Private Tour

The South Coast with Dyrholey Peninsula Private Tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Iceland’s captivating landscapes. Visitors can expect to be swept away by the grandeur of iconic waterfalls, the majesty of a glacier, and the charm of a quaint coastal town. However, the true highlight of the tour lies in the breathtaking Dyrholey Peninsula, where guests can witness awe-inspiring geological formations and capture unforgettable views. Led by knowledgeable guides in Ukrainian or Russian, this private tour promises an enriching and immersive experience that will leave a lasting impression on those seeking to uncover the hidden wonders of Iceland’s stunning South Coast.

Key Points

• Comprehensive private tour of Iceland’s stunning South Coast, including visits to Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Sólheimajökull glacier, Reynisfjara beach, and the scenic Dyrhólaey Peninsula.
• Cost of £1,088.36 for up to 3 participants, with a 9-hour excursion and free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.
• Tour includes transportation, tickets, and parking fees, with pickup from Reykjavik hotel and a live tour guide in Ukrainian and Russian.
• Highlights include walking behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall, exploring the ancient ice of Sólheimajökull glacier, and admiring the breathtaking views from Dyrhólaey Peninsula.
• Lunch break in the coastal town of Vík, allowing for culture, shopping, and relaxation amid the stunning natural surroundings.

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Tour Overview and Details

This private tour of the Dyrholey Peninsula on Iceland’s South Coast provides an immersive exploration of the region’s natural wonders.

For £1,088.36 per group of up to 3 participants, the 9-hour excursion offers a flexible and comprehensive experience with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Pickup is included from your Reykjavik hotel, and a live tour guide is available in Ukrainian and Russian.

Along the way, you’ll discover stunning waterfalls, a glacier, a black sand beach, and the option to visit the Dyrholaey Peninsula.

Transportation, tickets, and parking fees are all included, though you’ll be responsible for your own meals and personal expenses.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins with pickup from your hotel lobby in Reykjavik, kicking off an immersive exploration of Iceland’s South Coast.

Key highlights along the 9-hour itinerary include visiting the stunning waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, where visitors can walk behind the cascading waters of Seljalandsfoss.

From there, the tour continues to the Sólheimajökull glacier, providing an opportunity to marvel at the ancient ice and snow.

After a lunch break in Vik, the group will explore the black sand beach of Reynisfjara and the famous Troll’s Fingers rock formation.

An optional visit to the Dyrhólaey Peninsula offers breathtaking views before the return to Reykjavik.

Explore Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss

After exploring the highlights of the South Coast, the tour moves to the stunning waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, where visitors can witness the raw power of Iceland’s natural wonders.

The first stop is Seljalandsfoss, a 60-meter-tall waterfall that visitors can walk behind, providing a unique and thrilling perspective.

Next, the tour visits Skógafoss, a magnificent 60-meter-wide waterfall that cascades over a rocky ledge. Travelers can get up close to the waterfall and feel the mist on their skin, creating a truly immersive experience.

These two iconic waterfalls showcase the incredible natural beauty of Iceland and leave a lasting impression on all who witness them.

Sólheimajökull Glacier Experience

Next, the tour participants often explore the nearby Sólheimajökull glacier, a stunning icy expanse that offers a glimpse into Iceland’s incredible glacial landscapes.

Visitors can walk around the glacier, taking in its towering ice formations and marveling at the sheer power and scale of this natural wonder. The glacier’s surface is marked by deep crevasses and ridges, providing a truly awe-inspiring experience.

Guides provide safety instructions and assistance, ensuring that guests can safely navigate the glacier and learn about its unique features and formation. This hands-on encounter with the glacier is a highlight of the tour, allowing visitors to connect directly with Iceland’s magnificent glacial environment.

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Lunch and Free Time in Vík

Participants enjoy a leisurely lunch break in the charming coastal town of Vík, taking advantage of the free time to explore the quaint shops, sample local cuisine, and soak in the serene atmosphere along the striking black sand beaches.

The one-hour stopover provides an opportunity to refuel and take in the unique culture and natural beauty of this picturesque Icelandic village.

Visitors can browse the local handicraft stores, try traditional Icelandic dishes at the cozy cafes, or simply stroll along the dramatic shoreline, marveling at the towering basalt sea cliffs that frame the stunning landscape.

This relaxed interlude allows participants to recharge before continuing their journey along the South Coast.

Reynisfjara Beach Adventure

From the charming village of Vík, the tour continues its journey to the stunning Reynisfjara Beach, where the group is captivated by the remarkable natural wonder of this iconic Icelandic landmark.

The striking black sand contrasts sharply with the crashing waves of the North Atlantic, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring scene. Visitors are encouraged to explore the basalt rock formations, including the famous Troll’s Fingers, and marvel at the power of the ocean.

The guide provides insights into the geology and history of the area, ensuring the group fully appreciates the unique beauty of Reynisfjara.

After spending half an hour soaking in the raw, rugged landscape, the tour moves on to the next destination.

Dyrholaey Peninsula Viewpoint

The tour then ventures to the Dyrholaey Peninsula, a majestic promontory that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Towering over the crashing waves, this dramatic headland provides an excellent vantage point to witness the stunning natural beauty of Iceland’s southern coast.

Visitors can admire the iconic Troll’s Fingers rock formation and the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean.

The optional stop at Dyrholaey allows participants to fully enjoy the awe-inspiring scenery, capturing unforgettable photographs and moments.

This picturesque location is a highlight of the tour, showcasing Iceland’s diverse and captivating geological features in a truly memorable way.

Transportation and Inclusions

Ground transportation is included throughout the tour according to the outlined itinerary. Participants will be picked up from their Reykjavik hotel lobby and transported between the various stops, with all necessary tickets and parking fees covered. While food is not included, personal expenses remain the responsibility of each participant. The tour emphasizes immersing in the natural wonders without any rush or tension, allowing guests to fully enjoy each moment along the way.

Inclusions	Details	Additional Notes
Ground Transportation	Provided to all stops	Pickup from Reykjavik hotel lobby
Tickets & Parking Fees	Covered for all activities	No extra costs for participants
Food	Not included	Personal expenses responsibility of guests

Recap

The South Coast with Dyrholey Peninsula Private Tour provides an unforgettable journey through Iceland’s captivating landscapes.

Guests can explore iconic waterfalls, marvel at glaciers, and enjoy a scenic lunch in Vík.

The tour culminates at the breathtaking Dyrholey Peninsula, where awe-inspiring views and unique geological formations can be captured.

Guided in Ukrainian or Russian, this tour offers an enriching experience for visitors to discover the stunning natural wonders of Iceland.

You can check if your dates are available here: