Day trip to the remote village of Vík in Mýrdal, Skógarfoss and more.

We drive east to Vík í Mýrdal a village on the South-eastern coast. Our first stop on the journey will be to take time to admire the beautiful waterfall Seljarlandsfoss. Couregous travelers are able to walk behind the waterfall.

Others can enjoy standing in front of the waterfall with the guide and a storyteller to watch the wide variety of birds, soaring like acrobats from the high cliff-face.
We continue along the South coast of Iceland and our next stop will be at Skógar. Here there is an ancient turf-roofed homestead, now a museum, which displays how the ordinary people of Iceland lived in the past.

Then we drive still further off the beaten track to the Southern-most tip of Iceland Dyrhólaey famous for its birdlife. We can explore an ancient vaulted cave, visit the village Vík for some refreshment and then drive to a beautiful valley called Heiðardalur. The green valley is actually a huge volcanic crater surrounded by high mountains and set with a shimmering lake. The day will be crowned by a traditional local banquet.
 

What you need to bring
- Warm clothes because we cannot always guarantee a good weather.
- Good shoes if you like to walk.
 

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