South Shore Adventure: Reynisdrangar Sea Stacks, Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss

This 10-hour South Shore Adventure from Reykjavik is run as a small-group minibus tour with a certified guide, a small-group guarantee and a guide-to-guest ratio of one to 18. Skogafoss is 25 metres (82 feet) wide with a 60-metre (200 ft) drop, and the steady spray usually throws a single or double rainbow on sunny days. Seljalandsfoss falls 60 metres (196 ft), and in summer visitors can step behind the curtain of water for a different view of the coast. The tour also stops at Solheimajokull, a tongue of the Myrdalsjokull glacier with icy crevasses and deep blue colors. At Reynisfjara the Reynisdrangar sea stacks stand under Reynisfjall mountain at the end of a stretch of black sand beach: spiky basalt towers rising 66 metres (217 ft) out of the ocean. The beach also has a cave carved by the waves, and the tidal waves call for caution. Pick-up and drop-off are at authorized pick-up points in Reykjavik, and WiFi is free on board. Food, drinks and gratuities are not included, so bring a packed lunch. Pack warm outdoor clothing, a waterproof jacket and pants, a hat, gloves and sturdy shoes. Minimum age is 6, up to 15 travelers per booking, with guiding in English.