Description
Experience the spectacular variety of Iceland’s South Coast, where powerful waterfalls, glacier-capped volcanoes and sweeping black-sand shores create a new highlight around every bend.
The route brings together Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Reynisfjara, Dyrhólaey and Sólheimajökull, creating a beautifully varied day of natural wonders and memorable viewpoints. A private format adds a comfortable pace, personal attention and room to enjoy the views without rushing from one highlight to the next.
The day also includes the waterfalls below Eyjafjallajökull, the basalt coast at Reynisfjara and a land-based look towards Sólheimajökull. A private Super Jeep keeps the pace personal, but access to the upper headland and smaller paths still depends on closures and weather.
Itinerary
Reykjavík pickup
Private departure
Begin the adventure with a comfortable departure from the confirmed meeting point, then watch the landscape open into lava fields, coastal lowlands and distant glaciers.
Seljalandsfoss and Gljúfrabúi
Waterfalls below the old sea cliffs
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.
Skógafoss
Broad 60-metre waterfall
Skógafoss combines raw power with classic South Iceland scenery: a 60-metre cascade, moss-covered cliffs and a vast open foreground. From the foot of the falls it feels immense; from above, the view stretches across the lowlands to the sea.
Dyrhólaey
Headland and ocean arch
The high promontory of Dyrhólaey offers one of the South Coast’s grandest panoramas: volcanic beaches, a monumental sea arch, the Reynisdrangar stacks and glacier-capped mountains unfolding across the horizon. During the nesting season, puffins are among the seabirds that bring the cliffs to life.
Reynisfjara
Black sand and basalt coast
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.
Vík
Village pause
Vík is a colourful coastal village set between green mountains, black-sand beaches and the Reynisdrangar sea stacks. Its hilltop church and ocean viewpoints create a classic South Iceland scene, while the village offers a welcoming pause on the journey east.
Sólheimajökull
Outlet-glacier viewpoint
An outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull, Sólheimajökull brings Iceland’s world of ice within dramatic view. Its cracked surface, blue tones and dark bands of volcanic ash form an ever-changing landscape shaped by movement, meltwater and the powerful forces beneath the ice.
Return to Reykjavík
Westbound finish
Settle back for the westbound drive, with time to revisit the day’s glacier, waterfall and coastal highlights as the road returns to Reykjavík.
What is included
- Private vehicle and dedicated driver-guide
- Pickup and return at the confirmed point
- Parking and standard sightseeing stops
- Flexible pacing within the stated duration
What do I need to bring
- Warm layered clothing
- Waterproof and windproof outer layer
- Sturdy walking shoes
- Water, food and a charged phone or camera
Good to know
Pick-up: Use the exact pickup location and departure time shown on your voucher.
- Puffins are seasonal and sightings are not guaranteed.
- Dyrhólaey access can close for nesting birds or unsafe conditions.
- The glacier stop is land-based.
- Reynisfjara requires strict wave safety.
Highlights
- Private Super Jeep
- Dyrhólaey
- Two major waterfalls
- Reynisfjara
- Sólheimajökull viewpoint
Superjeep South Coast – Frequently Asked Questions
The guide leads you onto a moving ice landscape of crevasses, blue ice and volcanic scenery, selecting a route that matches the day's conditions and the group.
Yes. Many glacier walks are designed for beginners, with a professional guide providing the safety briefing, route choice and required equipment.
The booking details confirm the equipment included for your option. Follow the guide's fitting instructions and bring the personal clothing listed for the tour.
Sturdy outdoor footwear and warm waterproof layers are essential. Check the product's current footwear and minimum-size guidance before departure.
Glaciers are constantly changing. The guide adapts the route to visible ice features, weather and safety conditions, making each walk a little different.
Use the meeting time in your voucher and arrive ready for equipment fitting and a pre-departure safety briefing.
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