This South Iceland superjeep tour discovers the lowland region with a diverse landscape of lush farmland, glaciers, dramatic sandy coastline and striking waterfalls. High bird cliffs will satisfy birdwatchers, while history buffs will enjoy old fishing villages along the coast.
The day tour will take you to some of the areas which were the most affected by the 2010 eruption of the now dormant Eyjafjallajökull volcano. You will see the beautiful Seljalandsfoss behind which a path allows you to walk, followed by the mighty Skógafoss waterfall; walk and drive on black sand beaches pounded by the Atlantic surf and see the bird cliffs that surround the quaint coastal village of Vík, which are teeming with life in spring and summer. On the way back to Reykjavík, stop at the greenhouse town of Hveragerði, a place named after the abundant geothermal activity in the area which allows the locals to grow all kinds of plants and produce in row upon row in greenhouses.
Price from: £300 per adult, £150 per child 11 yrs and under (minimum 2 passengers)
Duration: 9 hours
Katla Ice Cave
It is possible visit to Katla Ice Cave which is also know as the “The Secret Ice Cave”. Be amazed by the black, white, and blue ice that is over 800 years old! Inside the cave there are high walls of ice that have been sculpted by glacial water throughout the centuries. Water drips all around and the air is cold and fresh.