Duration
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13 hours
Difficulty
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Easy
Voucher
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Electronic
Meeting point
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Pick-up

Description

Follow Iceland’s South Coast through a breathtaking landscape of cascading waterfalls, volcanic beaches, green cliffs and distant glaciers.

The route brings together Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Reynisfjara, Sólheimajökull and Vík, creating a beautifully varied day of natural wonders and memorable viewpoints. A thoughtfully planned route makes the day feel effortless, leaving you free to enjoy the views, stories and unforgettable photo moments.

The Sér Pass is the premium admission level, including the ritual and private changing facilities. Bring swimwear as well as normal South Coast clothing; food is not included, so use the planned breaks during the day.

Itinerary

1

Reykjavík pickup

Southbound departure

Meet your guide and settle in for a scenic journey as Reykjavík gives way to open farmland, volcanic ridges and the glacier-capped mountains of South Iceland.

2

Seljalandsfoss

Waterfall below Eyjafjallajökull

Seljalandsfoss plunges about 60 metres from an ancient sea cliff in a slender curtain of water. Its unforgettable feature is the pathway that curves behind the cascade, opening a remarkable view through the falling water towards the South Iceland lowlands.

3

Skógafoss

Broad 60-metre waterfall

One of Iceland’s most powerful waterfalls, Skógafoss drops in a single dramatic curtain from cliffs that once met the ocean. The lower viewpoint puts you close to its roar, while the upper platform reveals the river, green highlands and South Coast beyond.

4

Sólheimajökull

Glacier viewpoint

Sólheimajökull flows like a frozen tongue from the larger Mýrdalsjökull ice cap into a rugged valley of dark volcanic rock. Blue ice, ash layers and deep ridges reveal the meeting of glacier and volcano, making it one of South Iceland’s most striking and accessible glacier landscapes.

5

Reynisfjara and Vík

Black sand and village break

Explore the deep-black shoreline of Reynisfjara beneath sculpted basalt cliffs, with Reynisdrangar standing offshore in the crashing Atlantic. This is Icelandic coastal drama at its finest; because sneaker waves can reach far up the beach, follow the warning system and guide guidance at all times.

6

Sky Lagoon

Sér Pass geothermal finish

Change in private facilities and complete the lagoon ritual before returning.

What is included

  • Reykjavík pickup and return
  • Air-conditioned sightseeing vehicle
  • Guide and onboard Wi-Fi
  • Sky Lagoon Sér Pass
  • All listed admission fees and taxes

What do I need to bring

  • Warm waterproof layers
  • Sturdy walking shoes
  • Swimwear
  • Food or money for meal stops

Good to know

Pick-up: Use the exact pickup location and departure time shown on your voucher.

  • Minimum age is 12 years.
  • Food is not included.
  • The Sér Pass includes private changing facilities.
  • Allow approximately 13 hours.

Highlights

  • Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss
  • Sólheimajökull glacier view
  • Reynisfjara and Vík
  • Premium Sky Lagoon Sér Pass
  • Private changing facilities

South Coast and Sky Lagoon Ser Pass Tour – Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the glacier lagoon a highlight of the South Coast?

The lagoon combines drifting icebergs, glacier views and the ever-changing shoreline at Diamond Beach, creating one of Iceland's most distinctive coastal landscapes.

Is a boat experience included?

Boat inclusion depends on the exact option you select. The booking flow and tour inclusions show whether an amphibian or Zodiac-style lagoon ride is part of your departure.

What is the difference between the lagoon and Diamond Beach?

At the lagoon you see icebergs floating beneath the glacier; at Diamond Beach, pieces of ice wash onto the black sand shoreline nearby.

What should I wear by the lagoon?

Dress warmly with a windproof outer layer, hat and gloves. The open coastline can feel colder and windier than Reykjavik.

Can I expect to see seals or wildlife?

Seals are often seen around the lagoon, but wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. Your guide will help you observe responsibly if they are present.

How does the season affect the visit?

Light, weather, iceberg positions and boat operations change across the year, so the guide adapts timing and stops to current conditions.

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