Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach Day Tour from Reykjavík

About the Activity

What to Expect

Discover the stunning sceneries of Iceland’s South Coast on our day tour from Reykjavík to the Glacier Lagoon at Jökulsarlón and the Diamond Beach. The journey will take you to some of Iceland’s greatest treasures, including the iconic waterfalls at Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss. You will see immense rivers of ice reaching down from the mountains and volcanoes inland as we pass Skaftafell National Park on our way to the Glacier Lagoon.

Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Iceland, is not only a majestic ice cap but also a spectacular glacial landscape. As one of its outlet glaciers flows toward the lowlands, it forms an extraordinary natural wonder. This massive ice field feeds into the Glacier Lagoon at Jökulsárlón, where huge icebergs break off and drift into the lagoon. These icebergs create a breathtaking scene, with their luminous blue hues and intricate shapes. Afterwards, we head to Diamond Beach not far away. Where you will find a beach with black sand and huge iceberg fragments, uniquely shaped by the wind and waves.

This tour is ideal for adventurers who want to explore Iceland’s unique geological wonders in just one day.

Highlights

• The tour includes iconic waterfalls at Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss

• Experience immense rivers of ice and the largest glacier in Iceland, Vatnajökull

• Visit Diamond Beach with its black sand and huge iceberg fragments

Itinerary

• Departure from Reykjavik

• Waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss

• Glacier Lagoon at Jökulsarlón

• Diamond Beach

• Ice cap Vatnajökull

How to Get There

We meet in the terminal of Reykjavik 30 minutes before departure.

Characteristics of the bus

• Wi-Fi

• USB charging points

Not Included

• Drinks and snacks

Bring Along

• Waterproof clothes (Jacket, pants, headwear and gloves)

• Outdoor shoes

Good to Know

• Not accessible to wheelchairs

• Please contact us to verify if this tour is suitable for people with reduced mobility

• We kindly request that you do not eat and drink while on board of our bus

• There are plenty of little towns and villages along the route with cafes and restaurants where you can eat and drink.