Black Sand Beach tours and experiences
If you want to escape the city and see a bit more of Iceland, this trip is ideal. It introduces you to the country's south coast, where thundering waterfalls, snow-topped volcanoes and a stark coastline lie ready and waiting.You'll make a couple of stops at the area's biggest waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, where you'll have enough time to take some photos. Eyjafjallajökull is part of the line-up, too.The volcano that erupted back in 2010 is a picture of serenity these days, sleeping soundly beneath a huge sheet of ice and snow. The real highlight of the day, though, is Vik. This huge beach is covered in black pebbles, and boasts weird and wonderful basalt rock formations.
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Glacier hiking and South Coast tour from Reykjavík
Enjoy a tour of the South Coast in the relaxing comfort of a minibus and enjoy a thrilling adventure climbing waterfalls and hiking a glacier.
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Discover the wonders of Snæfellsnes National Park
Discover the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland and visit small fishing villages, black sand beaches and the iconic Kirkjufell mountain. Book your tickets online today.
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Day trip to South Iceland, waterfalls and Black Sand Beach from Reykjavík
Experience the black volcanic beaches and basalt rock formations of Reynisfjara, breathtaking waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Eyjafjallajökull glacier.
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Small group southern Iceland tour
Visit the highlights of Iceland's southern coast and witness some of the most dramatic landscape in this small group and more intimate tour.
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Blue Lagoon comfort package with transfers
Purchase your Blue Lagoon comfort package with us today and visit Iceland's most famous attraction, including a return transfer from Reykjavik!
Snowmobiling and secret lagoon
If there's one way to travel in Iceland, then it has to be by snowmobile. And this tour lets you whizz across the frost-bitten terrain, whilst ticking off a bucket list experience. After pick up, you'll head straight to Langjökull glacier where your snowmobile adventure awaits. And if that's not enough, you'll head to Flúðir's Secret Lagoon for a dip in its natural pool.Hop on your snowmobile and rev up for a thrilling drive towards Iceland's second-biggest glacier – Langjökull. As you grip the throttle, you'll witness nature in its purest form, with panoramic views of the pristine, snow-clad landscape. There'll even be a photo stop midway to grab those all-important Instagram snaps.We'll then turn the pace down a notch with a visit to the Secret Lagoon. Off the beaten path, this geothermal pool is often considered Iceland's 'best-kept secret'. You'll have ample chance to bathe in the mineral-rich, warm waters and take in the views of bubbling hot springs and steam over the pool. It's incredibly atmospheric.
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TUI Iceland Sky Lagoon geothermal spa experience
Holidays are all about relaxation, so what better way to unwind than with a trip to a local spa? Visit the Sky Lagoon geothermal spa and you'll experience an all-natural seven-step treatment inspired by Icelandic traditions. Choose between three different packages, guaranteed to leave you feeling refreshed both inside and out:Saman Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, public changing facilities, towelSer Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, private changing facilities with signature Sky Body Lotion, towel
A journey to Iceland wouldn't be complete without seeing one of nature's greatest phenomenons – the Northern Lights. While there's no guarantee you'll see them, you can give yourself the best odds by escaping the street lamps of Reykjavík on a nighttime coach trip. Once we've hit clear and starry skies, there's a great chance of catching the lights as they illuminate above.
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Tick off three of Iceland's must-see attractions on this full-day tour of the world-famous Golden Circle. First up is a trip to Thingvellir National Park, the perfect spot for a selfie amongst a backdrop of glistening lakes and forest. Then, you'll stop by Geysir to watch Europe's only erupting hot springs. You'll round the day off with a visit to one of the country's biggest waterfalls - Gullfoss.
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1-hour walking tour of Reykjavik with a local
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Puffin watching tour from Reykjavik
Enjoy the nature of Iceland on this boat tour. See puffins and other wildlife and enjoy the breathtaking views outside Reykjavik.
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Northern Lights night adventure
The elders say that the harsher the night‘s frost, the more intense the colors will be. Swirling and swaying overhead, displays are usually greenish-yellow but white, red, and pink lights can also appear on your hunt to find the lights.
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Borgafjörður and into the glacier day tour
This tour will take you on a journey passed the hot springs which have the highest flow in Europe on to the glacier and ice caves where you can explore inside the man-made tunnels that make you feel like you are in another world.
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South Coast and Katla Ice Cave day tour
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3-hour volcanic springs ATV adventure
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The inside story
Thanks to its volcanic landscape, Iceland is home to many black sand beaches. The most famous is Reynisfjara, found on the South Coast of Iceland, just beside the small fishing village of Vik. The distinctive black sand forms from eroded volcanic rock creating this strikingly unique landscape where the black sand contrasts the white powerful waves of the Atlantic.
From full day trips to multi-stop tours departing from Reykjavík, there is a lot more than just the black sand beach to see. The area also offers some impressive sights including the odd rock face of columnar basalt, looming cliffs, hidden caves and the magnificent Reynisdrangar sea stacks that rise from the ocean at the foot of Reynisfjall mountain.
