Take on an extraordinary adventure with Hii Tours, your private gateway to the captivating wonders of Iceland’s South Coast. Brace yourself for an immersive journey through a tapestry of natural beauty, where every moment promises to leave you in awe. Our carefully curated tour encompasses the following breathtaking stops: Sólheimajökull glacier, Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Skógafoss waterfall, Reynisfjara black sand beach with the iconic basalt columns. These are the most popular of the main attractions of our South Coast tour, but there are many more to discover along the way, such as Ægissíðufoss, Urriðafoss and Dyrhólaey. Additionally, we offer you the flexibility to customize your journey by adding one or two destinations nearby the South Coast. Sit back and relax, enjoy the beauty of Iceland as we handle the approximately 4 hours of comfortable driving from pickup to drop-off, and between the amazing stops.

Skógafoss is a majestic waterfall that will leave you speechless! It stands tall at about 60 meters (197 feet). The waterfall originates from the Skógá River, which is fed by glaciers from the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap. Skógafoss is not just one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland but also one of Iceland's tallest waterfalls. Skógafoss has been featured in various films and TV shows such as Vikings and the Marvel movie Thor. Feel the power as the water crashes into the pool below, creating a magnificent sight. On sunny days, witness the enchanting beauty of a rainbow dancing in the mist of Skógafoss You can even lace up your boots and embark on a thrilling hike stairway to the top of Skógafoss. The view from above rewards you with panoramic vistas of the stunning landscape. Legend has it that a daring Viking settler named Þrasi once hid a treasure chest behind the waterfall, but it has never been found, so are you ready to unlock the secrets of this mythical tale?

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach is a captivating wonder along Iceland's South Coast! This striking coastal beauty with its black volcanic sands and dramatic cliffs promises an unforgettable experience for all. Reynisfjara's unique black sand, created by volcanic activity, creates an otherworldly setting that will leave you in awe. Stroll along the shoreline and feel the dark sands beneath your feet. Witness the hexagonal basalt columns at Reynisfjara which is a unique geological feature, formed by the cooling and solidifying of lava. Gaze at the mystical Reynisdrangar sea rocks rising up for 66 meters (217 feet) from the ocean like ancient sentinels. According to local folklore, they were once trolls turned to stone by the sunlight.

Marvel at the stunning beauty of Seljalandsfoss as it plunges from a height of about 60 meters (197 feet). The crystal-clear waters create a mesmerizing spectacle. Seljalandsfoss originates from the Seljalandsá River, which is fed by melting glacial ice from the Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Seljalandsfoss is a magical waterfall like no other! Located along Iceland's iconic South Coast, this enchanting cascade offers a truly unforgettable adventure for everyone. It is unique - as you can walk behind the curtain of water! Feel the mist and witness the world from behind the waterfall, an exhilarating and rare experience.

Sólheimajökull Glacier is a part of the Katla Geopark, an area known for its diverse geological features and volcanic history. Sólheimajökull is an outlet glacier, meaning it flows from the main ice cap of Mýrdalsjökull towards the coast. Marvel at the glacial majesty of Sólheimajökull. Its shimmering ice formations and brilliant blue crevasses create an awe-inspiring sight that will leave you spellbound. Please note that there will be no hiking on the glacier, allowing you to appreciate its grandeur from a safe and comfortable vantage point.

Dyrhólaey is part of the Katla Geopark and is protected to conserve its natural and cultural heritage. Dyrhólaey boasts dramatic cliffs rising high forapproximately 120 meters (394 feet) above the ocean, offering mesmerizing panoramic views. It holds a historic Lighthouse was built in 1910 and is an iconic landmark in the area. Dyrhólaey is home to a vibrant colony of adorable puffins during the summer months, making it a prime spot for birdwatching most of the time.

Ægissíðufoss is situated in Iceland's southern region, near the town of Hella. It lies along the Hvítá River, which originates from the nearby Hvítárvatn glacier lake. has a modest height of approximately 10 meters (about 33 feet). Prepare to be enchanted by Ægissíðufoss, a serene waterfall tucked away in Iceland's natural splendor. With its gentle cascade and breathtaking surroundings, this hidden gem offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers. Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in this lesser-known treasure.

Urriðafoss is one of Iceland's mightiest waterfalls and stands approximately 7 meters (23 feet) tall. It is situated in the Þjórsá River, the longest river in Iceland, and flows through the region of South Iceland. Urriðafoss is a breathtaking sight to behold, with its thunderous cascade creating a captivating display of raw power. Feel the mist on your face as you stand in awe of nature's force. Urriðafoss is renowned for its thriving salmon population. And sometimes you can even witness the majestic fish swimming upstream.