Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: Roundtrip from Reykjavik

Black sand beaches, glacial lagoons, Vík, and the Seljalandsfoss waterfall

Start time: 07:00

Wheelchair accessible

Duration: 14h

Live guide: English

Start time: 07:00

Duration: 14h

Wheelchair accessible

Live guide: English

Registered address: Skogarhlio 10, 105, Reykjavik, IS

Contact details

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What's included

Full-day trip from Reykjavik to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon

Visit of the village of Vík

Visit of Seljalandsfoss waterfall

Visit of another landmark

Professional English-speaking tour guide

Free Wi-Fi on the bus

What's not included

Food (stops will be made during the tour to purchase food)

Boat ride across the lagoon (optional, costs extra, ticket can be bought on the bus)

Hotel pickup

Meeting point

Þórunnartún 6, Reykjavík

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You will be picked up the Bus Stop #12 Höfðatorg with a minibus and will change into a big bus before the tour begins
Pickup is at 07:00, make sure to be on time!

Description

Check out some secret, surprise spots no other tours get to visit on this day trip to Jökulsárlón, the Glacier Lagoon. Journey past black sand beaches, glaciers and lava fields, stop in a fishing village with only 300 inhabitants, and witness local life in Iceland!

Get collected from Reykjavik and taken on a jaw-dropping drive!

Gaze over dramatic lava fields and step out at Jökulsárlón, the Glacier Lagoon. This special body of water is a constantly changing landscape, where ice drifts from the glacier out to sea.

Board a boat across the lagoon, stroll along the diamond beach, and see the ice sparkling against the contrasting black sand. Want to know more? Check out the Visitor's Center!

Another special stop, depending on your guide, might include the 60-meter high Seljalandsfoss waterfall. Or, if the waterfall is too busy, you'll go somewhere else equally special!

Then visit the fishing village Vík í Mýrdal, the most southerly village on the island. Shop for homemade souvenirs, meet some of its 300 inhabitants or just grab a bite to eat before setting off on the return drive back to Reykjavik!