Fantastic 2-Day Self-Drive Tour to the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon with Ice Caving

Delve into the mysteries of Iceland on this two-day self-drive adventure along the gorgeous South Coast, journeying from Reykjavik to the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. Travelers without much time who want to see the beauty of Iceland in winter should book this self-guided tour today.

Organizing travel in Iceland can be stressful. There's so much to see and do, and you want to ensure you don't miss any major attractions. With a self-drive tour, we'll do the hard work for you, providing a detailed itinerary of the best sights on your route and organizing car hire and accommodation.

A top-rated self-drive tour like this gives you the freedom and flexibility to visit attractions at your own pace. You'll have a personal travel consultant available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, who can help you with any questions or changes to your trip.

Rest assured that if your plans change, you can cancel the tour up to 24 hours before your departure time and receive a full refund.

The adventure begins in Reykjavik, the world's northernmost capital city, where you'll collect a four-wheel drive rental car that can handle the wintery conditions of Iceland's roads. The Ring Road, Iceland's main highway, is usually clear of snow and ice, but a four-wheel drive will give you extra peace of mind if snow starts to fall.

You'll drive from Reykjavik along Iceland's beautiful South Coast to the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. On the way, you can stop at the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls and enjoy the ocean view from the Reynisfjara black-sand beach.

On arrival at the glacier lagoon, you can marvel at the icebergs floating in the glacial lake as they drift out to sea. Don't forget to stop at Diamond Beach to see the icebergs washed up on the shore.

After an exciting first day, you'll have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore an ice cave around the Vatnajokull glacier. These caves reform yearly as the glacier ice melts and refreezes, meaning a visit to an ice cave will differ each year.

An expert local guide will take you into an ice cave to admire the crystal-blue ice in the glacier's depths. It's a unique experience, and you'll get some gorgeous photos to show your friends and family.

Traveling to Iceland in winter means you'll also have an opportunity to search the night sky for the northern lights. If you're lucky, you'll see them dancing over the glacier lagoon, reflected on the water and ice.

Take advantage of this exclusive chance to see some of the most beautiful landscapes in Iceland on a self-drive winter tour. Check availability now by choosing a date.