Our longest day tour: to the village of Vík and back, with five stops.
We leave at 8 am and reach Seljalandsfoss two hours later. A path leads round behind the waterfall, so you need a rain jacket. Next comes the 60-metre Skógafoss.
In the afternoon we see the rock arch of Dyrhólaey and the black sand of Reynisfjara, then have lunch in Vík. We are back in Reykjavík at about 7 pm.
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The path runs round behind the falling water. In winter, when it is icy, we only look from the front.
Beside the 60-metre waterfall, steps lead up to a viewpoint. On sunny days there is a rainbow in the spray.
From the headland you see the black coast and the arch in the sea. In summer puffins often sit in the grass.
A wall of basalt columns and rock stacks in the water. The waves are dangerous here, so we keep away from the water.
A small village under the hill with a white church. We have lunch here before turning back.
€149/ per person
Children up to 12: 75 €.
Sudden big waves come up the beach and can sweep people away. We always stay at least 30 metres from the water.
Behind Seljalandsfoss, yes. You need a waterproof jacket and trousers, or we lend you rain trousers.
We have an hour for lunch in Vík. We also stop at a petrol station for coffee on the way.
The wind is often strong on the south coast. If the authorities close the road or the beach, we change the order of the stops or suggest a new day.
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It rained all day and we got soaked behind Seljalandsfoss. That was the weather, not the tour. The borrowed rain trousers helped a lot, and at Reynisfjara Dóra kept an eye on the waves all the time.
In January, with short days, but Levente planned the time so that we were still in Vík in daylight. Skógafoss with ice was beautiful.
The first evening was cloudy, and Levente wrote in the afternoon that we should not go. The next day he took us above Þingvellir and the whole sky was green. Even my phone took good photos, because he showed me the settings.
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Yes, but it is a long day. Under six we suggest the Golden Circle instead.
From May to August there is a good chance, at Dyrhólaey. In winter they are not here.
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