Excursión guiada de un día a la laguna glaciar y a la playa de diamantes desde Reikiavik
Descripción
Un viaje por el corazón glacial de Islandia. Descubra la impresionante belleza de la laguna glaciar Jökulsárlón, donde antiguos icebergs se desplazan silenciosamente a través del lago más profundo de Islandia antes de aterrizar en la brillante playa de diamantes. Viaja a lo largo de la espectacular Costa Sur, pasando por cascadas, volcanes y playas de arena negra, con guías expertos que dan vida a cada parada. Desde paisajes cinematográficos hasta sesiones fotográficas inolvidables, este tour de un día captura la magia de Islandia en una increíble aventura. También se detendrá en la sorprendente cascada de Seljalandsfoss y disfrutará de vistas panorámicas de vastos campos de lava, glaciares distantes y acantilados marinos imponentes mientras viaja hacia el este. Con un cómodo transporte, guías de narración y los paisajes más fotogénicos de Islandia, este tour de día completo es ideal para los viajeros que quieren ver lo mejor de la costa sur en un solo día inolvidable, sin necesidad de hacer senderismo ni equipo glaciar.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Partimos de Reikiavik y comenzamos nuestro viaje panorámico a lo largo de la costa sur hacia la laguna del glaciar Jökulsárlón.
Eyjafjallajökull es uno de los volcanes más famosos de Islandia, conocido por su erupción de 2010 que interrumpió los viajes aéreos por Europa. Este estratovolcán glaciar ofrece una vista impresionante, con hielo y fuego coexistiendo en un paisaje dramático. Su nombre proviene de las palabras islandesas “glaciar de montaña de la isla”, que describen perfectamente su poderosa presencia.
Skógafoss es una de las cascadas más emblemáticas de Islandia, que cae en cascada a 60 metros de los acantilados de la costa sur a lo largo del río Skógá. Su poderosa niebla a menudo crea arco iris vívido, lo que la convierte en una favorita entre fotógrafos y viajeros por igual. Según la leyenda local, un tesoro vikingo se esconde detrás de las cataratas, añadiendo un toque de misterio a su impresionante belleza.
Tómese un descanso para almorzar en el tranquilo pueblo de Freysnes, rodeado de impresionantes vistas de las montañas y los glaciares del sur de Islandia. Es el lugar perfecto para recargar energías antes de continuar tu aventura.
La laguna del glaciar Jökulsárlón, situada cerca de Skaftafell, en el sureste de Islandia, es una vista impresionante donde las brillantes aguas azules se llenan de icebergs a la deriva del glaciar Breiðamerkurjökull. Abarca 18 kilómetros cuadrados y alcanza profundidades de más de 248 metros, este lago glacial ofrece una experiencia serena y de otro mundo que captura la belleza cruda de la naturaleza islandesa.
Diamond Beach es una impresionante costa de arena negra donde los icebergs relucientes de la laguna Jökulsárlón bañan la costa, creando un contraste dramático de hielo brillante contra arena volcánica oscura. Este espectáculo natural ofrece una de las vistas costeras más fotogénicas e inolvidables de Islandia.
Vík es un pintoresco pueblo costero en la costa sur de Islandia, famoso por sus playas de arena negra y sus llamativas pilas marinas de basalto. Disfrute de una relajante pausa para cenar aquí, donde podrá saborear una comida mientras se empapa en el dramático paisaje natural y el encanto de la pequeña ciudad.
Seljalandsfoss es una de las cascadas más singulares de Islandia, famosa por el camino que permite a los visitantes caminar detrás de su cortina de agua en cascada. Enmarcada por una cueva natural, esta encantadora cascada es especialmente mágica durante los largos días de verano de Islandia, cuando está bañada por luz dorada.
Tome un breve descanso en la encantadora ciudad de Hvolsvöllur para estirar las piernas y refrescarse antes de continuar el viaje a la laguna glaciar Jökulsárlón.
Después de un largo e inolvidable día explorando la costa sur y la laguna del glaciar Jökulsárlón, regresamos a Reikiavik. La entrega en el hotel comienza a su llegada y su guía le proporcionará más información durante el proceso de entrega.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
• Por favor, estar en el punto de recogida designado al menos 30 minutos antes de la salida. Nuestros vehículos están bien marcados con las excursiones de Reykjavik. • Cada conductor tiene algunas paradas, por lo que puede tomar hasta 30 minutos para terminar de recoger a todos, por lo que no hay necesidad de preocuparse si el autobús no está allí de inmediato.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Funciona en condiciones de clima frío, vístase apropiadamente. Recomendamos capas calientes incluyendo gorro y guantes y ropa impermeable.
Opiniones(621)
The tour is an excellent tour. The tour guide was extremely professional, knowledgeable, & friendly. The driver was excellent. It is a very long day but so worth it. The waterfalls, landscape, lagoon with icebergs & Diamond Beach were spectacular. What a wonderful day!
An incredible trip. Sites we saw are unforgettable. The tour guide Eric was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and gave so many facts about Iceland on top of explaining about sites we visited. This trip is definitely a highlight of our visit to Iceland.
Our guide Eric was excellent. The best we have had in Iceland.
this is 15 hour tour in a bus the scenery is nice you see a lot of things it is well organized and runs well but is tiring
BG was the best guide for this long day trip. He was very knowledgeable about the sites we went to and gave us history of Iceland and personal history as well! We had plenty of time at each stop and even made multiple bathroom breaks along the way. The views were absolutely amazing! When booking make sure to do the boat ride at the glacier lagoon you will not regret it!
This was a long tour, however, every minute packed with seeing and learning something new. As a knowledge worm, loved all of it - our tour guide, a former teacher, made sure to explain everything in an entertaining way. Glaciers were breathtaking and Diamond Beach...what a memory! My only suggestion would be to leave more time for dinner on the way back, since we stop at this awesome outlet store. It becomes a real dilemma to decide how to spend your time - waiting in line for food or browsing for souvenirs? :-)
The description for this trip is not realistic enough: it is EXHAUSTING. If you have any kind of disability I strongly advise you to anticipate a VERY tiring day (#spoonies). If you like to take your time and contemplate nature then you might not like this tour. There are NO breaks, all the stops are very shorts (average 30 min) and meant to visit, eat, go to the bathroom or two or three of those things. It is IMPOSSIBLE to rest on the bus because the guide is constantly talking in a microphone and the speakers are very loud. The tiredness makes it really hard to appreciate all the visits, especially at the end of the day. We are more guarded than guided because we are constantly reminded that we have a tight schedule. It was the one day on my trip when I did not feel on holiday. I am glad I did it anyway, because I got to see beautiful places. But I wish I would have known the truth about how hard it was going to be BEFORE, so I could have prepared myself. Suggestions for Reykjavík excursions: - Do not mix the people that booked the boat tour at Jökulsárlón with people that have not. So that those who have not can take their time at the previous stops and don't have to run for someone esle's booking. - Make less stops, and take more time for lunch / diner / bathroom breaks. Tourists are people with needs, not machines. - Give the schedule before departure (number and durations of the stops), and not when we park. So that we can anticipate (buy food where we want, go to the bathroom etc). - Please tell the guide to not speak ALL THE TIME. It is difficult to focus constantly on their speach (especially if English is not your first language and/or the personne have a thick accent) and we need to rest (and nap). Also, we do not need the same speach on the way back as we have politely listen in the morning already... - Please remind the driver that the thight schedule does not give them the authorisation to drive over the speed limit and honk at every slow car. - Take a minute to explain where things are at every stops, not only the bathroom (picnic tables, food store, the actual visit, the guide, safety rules maybe?). And maybe an actual guided tour at the stops would be nice.
This tour is a lot packed into one but So Worth It! If you go in the summer, you’ll likely see all the toddler aged animal off-spring during the drive, too. It’s so cute. And just soak up the AMAZING landscape Iceland has to offer. The tour: First up, go to Braude in the AM for coffee & pastry (coz they’re open earlier than the bus stop pick up time - TY to the kind soul that recommended this tip). Or have coffee & breakfast before you take off for the pick up point. Bring some morning snacks with you. After that, the trip flows seamlessly with lots of snack, food and WC stops. All hail to our tour guide PG for the fascinating and educational facts about Iceland and its history; keeping us engaged throughout the trip. He has everything timed out like clockwork. With a few picturesque photo opp stops in between. And sign up for the glacier boat tour if offered. Okay I won’t tell ya all of the things we did. Just trust you’ll have a wonderful time. All my friends are telling me I look sincerely happy in my photos - ya coz of this tour. :)
In my opinion this tour has the best itinerary. It was worth every penny. It was a long day but I didn’t mind at all.
What a trip! Mikki was a great tour guide. We were able to add on a boat tour of the Blue Lagoon too. Got to learn about the land and history while we saw amazing sites. Lots of bathroom stops and places to pick up food along the way. Maximized times at all the nature stops.
