South Coast of Iceland's Glacier Lagoon, Diamond Beach & Vik Town Day Tour (Chinese Option Available)

Stjórnarfoss is composed of two cascades, each about 15 meters (49.21 feet) high. The lower cascade of the waterfall forms a hemispherical rock, presenting a beautiful symmetrical shape. The waterfall originates from the Stjórn River in the Geirlandshraun mountain and is located in a canyon, creating a mysterious atmosphere. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, one of Iceland’s natural treasures. The ice lake is formed by the Breiðarmerkurjökull glacier, and blue icebergs float in the lake, some even exhibiting brown stripes from volcanic ash deposits from decades ago. Diamond Beach: Icebergs that break off from the glacier drift into the lake and are eventually washed ashore, with the ice blocks scattered on the black sand beach like gemstones, forming a stunning visual contrast. On clear days, we will make a short stop at Fjallsárlón Glacier Lagoon to enjoy an excellent photo opportunity. Vík í Mýrdal is the southernmost village in Iceland. Although it has only 300 residents, it is surrounded by natural wonders. Vík’s black sand beach is known for its unique natural landscape and sculpted sea stacks, making it a favorite photo spot for tourists. Seljalandsfoss waterfall is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland, with water sourced from the meltwater of the Eyjafjallajokull glacier. The waterfall plunges from a 60-meter cliff, and under suitable conditions, visitors can walk behind the waterfall, enjoy close contact with the waterfall, and capture magnificent panoramic views.