This hidden waterfall is a special stop, you need to walk through a little stream to get into the crevice that hides the waterfall but you can also sneak a photo of it from the outside

This picturesque waterfall is one of the most photographed stops in Iceland and is truly a must-see. If you are feeling up to the challenge the stairs to the top of the waterfall have 527 steps so a nice workout but the view is completely worth it

This used to be a black sand desert but is now covered in Lupine and when they bloom it is very beautiful

This glacier is receding at an alarming rate unfortunately but it is a great stop to see how that is up close and perhaps add a hike on the glacier as an extra option

The black sand beach at Reynisfjara is one of the most popular stops on our tour, the basalt rock formations above and the waves hitting the rock formations in the water give this place a feeling of how the power of mother nature has an affect on life on our little island

This beautiful little town is nestled under the mountains with a stunning view of the glaciers on one side and the ocean and black sand beaches on the other

Discover Katla Ice Cave from Vik: A Unique Icelandic Adventure Unearth the wonders of southern Iceland's exceptional ice caves with guided tours. Traverse the captivating landscapes along the country's scenic south coast. Climb into a Super Jeep and venture down rural routes, setting the stage for an incredible experience amid stunning scenery. Your journey starts at the formidable Myrdalsjokull Glacier, a renowned southern Icelandic landmark. Equipped with crampons for safety and comfort, embark on a glacier hike to the magnificent Kötlujökull Glacier, named after the dormant Katla volcano lurking beneath. Explore an ice cave like no other—an enchanting realm adorned with vibrant blue and black ice formations. An experienced guide will accompany you, ensuring your safety while marvelling at the glacier's intricate beauty.