Italian-Guided South Coast Day Tour to Vík with Kvernufoss and Dyrhólaey Arch

For travelers who want waterfalls, volcanoes, black sand and basalt columns without long hikes, this guided day trip takes the South Coast road to Vík, the main town of the southern region. The guide speaks Italian, and the booking is limited to 8 travelers. Private transportation is included, in an air-conditioned vehicle, with parking fees, fuel surcharge and GST covered. The day begins at Seljalandsfoss, on the slopes of Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano that disrupted flights across half of Europe in 2010. Depending on the season, the path behind the falls may or may not be open. A five-minute walk away, a small canyon leads under the Gljúfrabúi waterfall, if the creek, season and weather allow it. At Skógafoss, a staircase of about 400 steps climbs the 62-meter fall to a view across the plains to the sea. Kvernufoss comes after a few minutes' drive and a short, easy walk in a small canyon, at a spot that is still less visited than its neighbors. The last scheduled stop is Reynisfjara, with its basalt columns and a view of the rock arch at Dyrhólaey. Waves on this beach can be dangerous, and the guide keeps the visit safe. Weather and season permitting, Sólheimajökull glacier is an extra stop on the way back, before drop-off at your accommodation. Lunch, dinner, snacks, bottled water and gratuities are not included.