Reykjavik South Coast Minibus Tour: Waterfalls & Black Beach
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Overview
See Iceland's south coast on the South Coast Summer Day Tour by Minibus from Reykjavik. This tour shows you the best of Southern Iceland's varied landscapes, a dream for nature lovers. You'll see big waterfalls, farms, sea cliffs, black sand beaches, and cool rock formations.
Expect to see amazing sights. The tour visits waterfalls like Gljúfrabú (hidden waterfall) and Seljalandsfoss (walk behind it!). You'll also stop at Skógarfoss, one of Iceland's biggest waterfalls. The tour then goes to the famous Reynisfjara black sand beach and Dyrhólaey, a big lava arch in the sea. Plus, you will view Urriðafoss waterfall in the Þjórsá river.
This tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Reykjavik, a local guide, and transport in a comfy Mercedes Sprinter minibus (max 16 people). Enjoy free WiFi and USB power on board for a fun trip.




Highlights
See Amazing Waterfalls: Visit famous waterfalls like Seljalandsfoss (walk behind it!) and Skógafoss.
Black Sand Beach: Walk on the Reynisfjara black sand beach and see the Dyrhólaey arch.
Small Group Tour: Travel in a small group (max 16 people) for a more personal experience.
Free WiFi & USB: Stay connected with free WiFi and USB power on the bus.
Expert Local Guide: Learn about Iceland from an English-speaking local guide.
Hassle-Free Transport: Enjoy pickup and drop-off at select Reykjavik hotels or bus stops.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers rave about the South Coast Summer Day Tour, praising the knowledgeable guides, stunning scenery, and personalized experience. The tour is well-organized, with comfortable transportation and extra perks like WiFi. Some mention the long drive back and tight schedule as minor drawbacks.

Customers loved their friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable guides.
Many enjoyed the flexibility and personalized experience of the small group tours.
Visitors highlight the stunning scenery and the chance to see many different landscapes.
Customers appreciated the extra stops and attention to detail from the tour guides.
The long drive back to Reykjavik can be tiring, especially for families with kids.
Some customers found the tour time tight due to boat tour schedule and daylight hours.
The Journey
Urriðafoss
Witness the sheer power of Urriðafoss, one of Iceland's most voluminous waterfalls, thundering along the Þjórsá river. Historically considered for hydropower development since the 1920s, Urriðafoss showcases Iceland's complex relationship with its natural resources. The cascading waters and surrounding landscapes offer a dramatic spectacle of raw Icelandic beauty.
Unspecified Rest Stop
Take a moment to relax and rejuvenate at a convenient rest stop, where you can use the facilities and enjoy a cup of coffee (at your own expense). This brief interlude allows you to recharge before continuing your exploration of Iceland's stunning scenery.
Seljalandsfoss
Experience the magic of Seljalandsfoss, a graceful waterfall cascading over a cliff face. What sets Seljalandsfoss apart is the opportunity to walk behind the curtain of water, offering a unique and exhilarating perspective. Feel the spray on your skin as you capture unforgettable photos from this iconic vantage point.
Skógafoss
Prepare to be awestruck by Skógafoss, a majestic waterfall renowned for its impressive volume and the frequent rainbows that shimmer in its mist. Legend has it that a Viking chieftain hid a chest of gold behind the falls. The sheer force and beauty of Skógafoss create an unforgettable experience, making it a must-see destination.
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Step onto the otherworldly landscape of Reynisfjara, a black sand beach named one of the top 10 in the world by National Geographic. Marvel at the dramatic basalt columns, the powerful Atlantic waves, and the imposing Reynisdrangar sea stacks rising from the ocean. This location offers a unique and unforgettable coastal experience, steeped in Icelandic folklore and natural beauty.
Urriðafoss
Witness the sheer power of Urriðafoss, one of Iceland's most voluminous waterfalls, thundering along the Þjórsá river. Historically considered for hydropower development since the 1920s, Urriðafoss showcases Iceland's complex relationship with its natural resources. The cascading waters and surrounding landscapes offer a dramatic spectacle of raw Icelandic beauty.
Unspecified Town Stop
Enjoy a brief stop in a charming Icelandic town, offering a glimpse into local life and culture. This is a perfect opportunity to stretch your legs, explore the local shops, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of rural Iceland.
Dyrhólaey
Discover the dramatic coastal scenery of Dyrhólaey, a former volcanic island and now a stunning promontory. Take in panoramic views of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier to the north, the Reynisdrangar sea stacks to the east, and the vast coastline to the west. The natural arch carved by the sea gives Dyrhólaey its name and makes it a truly iconic landmark.
Glacier Lagoon
Get up close and personal with Iceland's glacial wonders at a breathtaking glacier lagoon. Walk along the shore, marvel at the icebergs drifting serenely in the water, and even touch the ancient ice itself. This immersive experience offers a unique perspective on the power and beauty of Iceland's glaciers.
Know Before You Go
This South Coast tour includes pickup and drop-off at select hotels or bus stops in Reykjavik. You'll have a local English-speaking guide and travel in a Mercedes Sprinter with free WiFi and USB power. The tour does not include meals, but you'll stop at places where you can buy food, or you can bring your own lunch. Gratuities are also not included.
Hot Tip
Pack snacks and drinks for the long day. Wear waterproof shoes and a rain jacket, as you'll get close to waterfalls. Bring a camera to capture the amazing views!