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Discover Iceland’s South Coast with a 10-hour guided tour in Chinese, visiting waterfalls, glaciers, black sand beaches, and charming villages—all with expert insights.
Explore Iceland’s stunning South Coast through this 10-hour guided tour offered by Magic Iceland Travel. Priced for convenience and flexibility, this tour is guided in Chinese and has a high provider rating of 4.7. It features iconic sights such as Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Sólheimajökull Glacier, Reynisfjara Beach, and the picturesque village of Vík í Mýrdal. The tour departs from various locations around Reykjavík, with an option for pickup or a self-guided meeting at BUS STOP #12 Höfðatorg.
This tour is ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive day trip that covers some of Iceland’s most famous natural landmarks, especially those who prefer a Chinese-speaking guide. The itinerary balances stunning photo opportunities, scenic drives, and informative commentary. While lunch is not included, the stops at Vík and other points allow time for snacks or a meal. With a duration of about 10 hours, it offers a full day of exploration without feeling rushed.


The tour begins with a visit to Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland’s most celebrated waterfalls. Its unique feature is the pathway that allows visitors to walk behind the cascading water, offering a rare perspective. The guide explains the formation and significance of this waterfall, and there’s ample time for photos and exploration.
This stop typically lasts about 30 minutes, giving enough opportunity to enjoy the sound of rushing water and the view of the surrounding landscape. It’s an excellent introduction to Iceland’s waterfalls, setting a dramatic tone for the day.
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Next, the journey takes travelers to Skógafoss, a 60-meter-high waterfall with a majestic presence. The mist from Skógafoss often creates shimmering rainbows, especially on sunny days, adding to its visual appeal. The guide discusses the geology and history of the falls, making this stop both beautiful and educational.
Visitors have around 30 minutes here for photo opportunities and walking near the waterfall. This spot is frequently praised for its powerful water flow and the spectacular vistas it offers.

The tour then moves to Sólheimajökull, an accessible outlet glacier. There’s a short walk to the glacier’s edge, where guides share insights on Iceland’s ice caps and glacier formations. This stop lasts about 45 minutes and offers a tangible experience of Iceland’s glacial landscape.
Although the walk is brief, the guide’s explanations deepen understanding of the glacier’s role in Iceland’s environment. It’s an opportunity to see glacial ice up close and learn about climate change impacts.

Reynisfjara stands out as one of the most striking beaches in Iceland. Known for its volcanic black sands, the beach features dramatic basalt columns and the Reynisdrangar sea stacks rising from the ocean. The guide highlights the geology and myths surrounding these formations.
This stop includes a photo session and free time, typically lasting about 30 minutes. The powerful Atlantic waves and rugged coastline make this a highlight for many visitors.
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The journey concludes with a visit to Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland’s southernmost town. Here, travelers can enjoy lunch (not included) and take a leisurely stroll along the black beaches bordered by cliffs. The village’s charming atmosphere and scenic views provide a relaxing break before heading back.
Spending about 45 minutes in Vík offers time for shopping or simply soaking in the coastal scenery. The guide shares stories about the local culture and history of this quaint seaside settlement.
Throughout the day, travelers benefit from scenic drives in comfortable buses, with scenic views and informative commentary en route. The scenic landscape of Iceland’s south offers mountain vistas, volcanic plains, and coastal cliffs.
Stops between major attractions last from 30 to 105 minutes, giving ample time for photos, walks, or rest breaks.

The tour departs from various pickup points in Reykjavík, with an optional pickup service provided by Magic Iceland Travel. Alternatively, travelers can meet at BUS STOP #12 Höfðatorg using the provided coordinates.
The transport is a coach, and the entire day involves scenic drives lasting around 2 hours total. The itinerary is designed for a balanced pace, with a total duration of approximately 10 hours.

As lunch is not included, travelers should plan for snacks or meals during the Vík stop. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended to navigate outdoor stops comfortably. A camera is essential for capturing Iceland’s dramatic landscapes.
Since the tour is guided in Chinese, language will not be a barrier for Chinese-speaking travelers seeking detailed explanations and cultural insights.

The full-day tour offers a comprehensive experience with a high provider rating of 4.7. Travelers can reserve in advance with the option to pay later and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This flexibility makes it easier to plan around unpredictable weather or changing schedules.
This tour suits Chinese-speaking travelers interested in exploring Iceland’s iconic natural sights with guided commentary. It’s ideal for those who want a full day of sightseeing without the hassle of organizing transportation or driving themselves.
The pace is comfortable, with ample time at each stop for photos and exploration. The scenic drives and engaging guide make this a well-rounded experience for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.
This 10-hour guided tour offers a comprehensive snapshot of Iceland’s South Coast, combining spectacular waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches with the benefit of a Chinese-speaking guide. The scenic stops and informative commentary provide both visual delight and educational value.
The high provider rating and flexible booking options add to its appeal. While lunch is not included, the stops at Vík and other sites give plenty of opportunity to enjoy local snacks or meals.
Most suitable for Chinese-speaking travelers seeking a full-day adventure with professional guidance and stunning scenery. This tour balances comfort, scenery, and cultural insights, making it a solid choice for visitors eager to see Iceland’s natural wonders.
Is lunch included in this tour?
No, lunch is not included. It’s recommended to bring snacks or plan to buy food during the Vík stop.
What language is the tour guided in?
The tour is guided exclusively in Chinese.
How long does the tour last?
The full-day tour lasts approximately 10 hours from pickup to drop-off.
Where do I meet the tour if I don’t want pickup?
You can meet at BUS STOP #12 Höfðatorg using the provided coordinates: 64.14437866210938, -21.910497665405273.
What are the main sights visited?
The tour visits Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Sólheimajökull Glacier, Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, and Vík í Mýrdal.
Is transportation comfortable?
Yes, the tour uses a coach with scenic views along the route.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothes, and a camera are recommended.
Is this suitable for people with limited mobility?
The data doesn’t specify accessibility details, but stops involve outdoor walking, so flexibility may be limited.
What makes this tour stand out?
The guided commentary in Chinese and the focus on top South Coast sights make this a practical choice for Chinese speakers wanting a comprehensive day trip.