Chinese Tour: 3 Day Winter South Coast Tour, Ice Cave and Glacier Hike included.

3 days · Reykjavík area · Troll Expeditions · Free cancellation on most tours

- On the first day our driver and guide will pick guests up from stop at 8 o'clock. After the shuttle service is complete, we will go to the Golden Circle Scenic Area to visit the National Park, the geyser, and the Golden Falls Thingvellir National Park (INGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK) Thingvellir National Park (Thingvellir National Park) has a unique landscape in the world.It is located at the junction of the two major plates of North America and Europe and Asia. Both are partly above sea level, and are still dispersing at a rate of 2 cm per year.Also located here is Lake Thingvallavatn (Thingvallavatn), the largest natural lake in Iceland, and is home to a variety of birds and fish. This place also bears witness to the important history of the Icelandic nation. The Icelanders established a parliament here in 930 AD, and the parliament session is held here every summer. The literal translation of the Icelandic word “Thingvellir” is “Parliament Plain,” after visiting the above attractions, you will return to the hotel to rest and prepare for the next day's trip. Geysir Geothermal Area (GEYSIR) The Geysir Geothermal Area (GEYSIR) is home to hundreds of colourful hot springs and two geysers .The name of one of these geysers is “Geysir” (Geysir), which is now a general term for all geysers in the world.This spring is no longer erupting.The geyser that is still erupting now is called Strokkur. It erupts every 5 minutes and can reach a height of 40 meters. Golden Falls (GULLFOSS) Langjokull (Langjokull) is the second largest glacier in Iceland.Its melting snow flows through patchwork valleys to form the spectacular “Golden Falls (Gullfoss).” On a sunny day, you can overlook the Langjökull glacier and enjoy the rainbow in the mist of the waterfall. This attraction is extremely popular, so share your beautiful images with your circle of friends - Today will be an adventurous day 2! We'll be following an expert glacier guide to the most special places of all of Iceland's attractions & #xff0c; Glacier, river, go on an adventure! We will provide all the professional equipment you need for glacier hiking. Visit the glacier! We'll provide all the safety gear necessary for glacier hiking, including crampons, ice axes, safety helmets, and safety ropes.You need to bring your own hiking boots and waterproof underwear.You can also choose to rent hiking boots and waterproof underwear from us at an additional cost. SELJALANDSFOSS (SELJALANDSFOSS) First stop, we will go to Seljaland Falls. If weather conditions permit, you can walk behind the waterfall and feel the magical power of nature! We recommend wearing a raincoat to avoid getting wet. SKÓGAFOSS (SKOGAFOSS) Walking east along the coast, we will arrive at the picturesque Skógafoss . The Skógá River (Skógá) washes down from a 60-meter-high cliff and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, while forming the imposing Skógá Falls.A side staircase allows you to walk above the waterfall and overlook the splendid views of the Skoga River stretching to the sea.You can try counting how many steps there are when walking up the stairs. Sólheimajökull (Sólheimajökull) or SKAFTAFELL (SKAFTAFELL) Glacier Hike Currently 9% of Iceland's land is covered by glaciers Next, we'll explore the glacier under the guidance of a professional certified glacier guide! At the meeting point for the glacier hiking program & #xff0c; The glacier guide will guide you to wear safety gear and take you on foot to explore the glacier. Our glacier guide will show you the cracks and traces left by the glacier movement. In winter, if the weather and time allow, and the hiking route goes through a small natural ice cave, you might also have a chance to stop by! Watch the auroras Your director and guide will check the official aurora forecast and let you know when you are most likely to see the auroras. If the sky is clear and the aurora forecast index is good, you can see the auroras directly from the suburban hotel we have arranged. If you stay at a hotel in the countryside without the auroras for two nights, you can choose to sign up for an additional aurora-chasing minibus tour from Reykjavik. Click here to sign up - the beautiful scenery is not too late on the third day! On the third day, we will visit a natural blue ice cave, and visit Glacier Lake and the same diamond beach as Haoran's brother! Jegu On the third day of Jökulsárlón (Jökulsárlón) On the third day, we will go to Jökulsárlón (Jökulsárlón), a glacial lagoon more than 200 meters deep. Its water source comes from the icy Breiðamerkurjökull (Breiðamerkurjökull) of the Vatnajökull Glacier.Ice, big and small, and even huge, floats in the lake all year round. DIAMOND BEACH (DIAMOND BEACH) On the other side of the glacier lake, you can see the ice floes of the glacier lake drifting into the Atlantic Ocean, and some are soon photographed back ashore under the influence of the tide and wind. Crushed ice of all shapes sparkles like diamonds on the beach, and the white and blue in the ice cubes are a fun match. No wonder my younger brother wants to take pictures here too! BLUE ICE CAVE (BLUE ICE CAVE) In winter, from the beginning of October to the end of April, visit the Blue Ice Cave In summer, from the beginning of May to the end of September, the Blue Ice Cave is closed. This activity is changed to a Glacier Lake cruise. Next, you will explore the Blue Ice Cave in a modified jeep. Our ice cave guide will explain to you how the natural ice cave is formed.Spoiler alert! The ice taken with the camera and phone is bluer. Iceland's natural scenery is dominated by glaciers, but you can only visit glaciers under the guidance of a professional guide and wearing full safety gear.For glacier trips, we recommend wearing professional high-top hiking shoes to support your ankles. REYNISFJARA (REYNISFJARA) At the famous Reynisfjara (Reynisfjara), the waves of the Atlantic Ocean wash the basalt columns on the beach, and you can see the stone pillars in the water and the Dýrhólaey (Dýrhólaey) in the distance.It's also a bird lover's paradise, where puffins (puffins) and dozens of other bird species nest on the cliffs every summer from June to August. This is also the most dangerous sandy beach in Iceland. Everyone must be careful about their own safety and not face the waves when visiting here.When visiting in winter, never go to the cave behind the columnar basalt. Every year, visitors have accidents at Black Beach. At the end of the tour, your guide will take you back to downtown Reykjavik, and you can choose to get off at the shuttle bus stop closest to the hotel.If you're still happy with this trip, don't forget to give our guide a 5-star review and share it with your family and friends!