5 Days Snæfellsnes, Golden Circle and South Coast Private Tour

by Iceland Adventures · private · Glacier hiking · Multi-day packages · Snæfellsnes

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Five or more stops a day. It covers a lot of Iceland and it is not a rest.

28 stops across 5 days in the operator's own itinerary — 5.6 a day.

5 Days Snæfellsnes, Golden Circle and South Coast Private Tour — Iceland Adventures

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  • Duration

    5 days

  • Difficulty

    Moderate

  • Season

    All year

  • Starts in

    Reykjavík

  • Languages

    EN, IT

  • Departs

    08:30

  • Minimum age

    10

About this experience

Embark on a 5-day tour of Iceland's awe-inspiring landscapes. From Snaefjallsness to the Golden Circle, the South Coast, Jökulsárlón, and Sólheimajökull for ice climbing, this tour offers a unique opportunity to explore some of Iceland's most beautiful natural wonders. Expert guides, comfortable accommodation, and delicious cuisine make for an unforgettable adventure. Marvel at the towering cliffs, stunning waterfalls, and dramatic rock formations, walk on black sand beaches, and witness the surreal beauty of icebergs floating in glacier lagoons. With the option of exhilarating ice climbing on a majestic glacier, this tour is perfect for thrill-seekers and nature-lovers alike. Create memories that will last a lifetime in just 5 days.

Description from the operator, Iceland Adventures. Prices and availability in the booking panel are live.

Where you go

  1. Meeting Point
  2. First Stop - Ytri Tunga
  3. Second Stop - Búðakirkja - Black Church
  4. Third Stop - Arnarstapi
  5. Four Stop - Kirkjufell
  6. First Night
  7. Day 2: First Stop - Þingvellir National Park
  8. Day 2: Lunch option 1 - Farm
  9. Day 2: Lunch option 2 - Tomato Green House
  10. Day 2: Second Stop - Geysir
  11. Day 2: Third Stop - Gullfoss
  12. Day 2: Fifth Stop - Kerið
  13. Day 2: Second Night -
  14. Day 3: First Stop - Seljalandsfoss
  15. Day 3: Second Stop - Gljufrabui
  16. Day 3: Third Stop - Skógafoss
  17. Day 3: Fourth Stop - Kvernufoss
  18. Day 3: Lunch Break
  19. Day 3: Fifth Stop - Dyrhólaey
  20. Day 3: Sixth Stop - Black Sand Beach
  21. Day 3: Third Night
  22. Day 4: First Stop - Jökulsárlón
  23. Day 4: Second Stop - The Diamond Beach
  24. Day 4: Third Stop - Fjaðrárgljúfur
  25. Day 4: Fourth Stop - Katla Ice Cave
  26. Day 4: Fourth Night
  27. Day 5: First Stop - Sólheimajökull
  28. Day 5: Last Stop - SPA

Included

Glacier equipment: Crampons, harnesses, helmets, ice axes.

Private transportation.

Climbing boots, rented on location.

Not included

ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.

Meals: lunches and dinners are not included in the price.

Good to know

For a comfortable and enjoyable experience we recommend bringing a duffel bag or similar type of luggage as it is easier to transport during the tour. Make sure to pack appropriate outdoor clothing for the Icelandic climate, as the weather can be unpredictable. Layered clothing is always a good idea, and a waterproof jacket and pants are essential.

For footwear, we recommend bringing a pair of sturdy hiking shoes or boots, as there will be opportunities to explore the natural landscapes along the way. It's important to have comfortable shoes that can handle different types of terrain.

It's also important to note that this tour is casual, so there's no need to bring any fancy clothing. For dinner, we'll be going to pubs or local restaurants, so casual-sporty attire is perfectly acceptable.

It is also recommended to bring a small backpack to carry essentials such as a camera, gloves, snacks and drinks. Additionally, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or other head covering can be useful to protect from the sun. It's also recommended to bring a refillable water bottle as well as a power bank or extra battery for electronic devices. Swim suits are highly recommend, there is always time for a relaxing bath in Iceland.

Overall, it's important to come prepared with appropriate clothing and footwear to ensure that you have a comfortable and enjoyable experience during the tour. Don't forget to bring a camera or phone to capture the amazing scenery along the way.

P.S.: if you need help or advices before to buy clothing or other equipments feel free to drop us a line, we’ll be more than happy to assist you remotely.

Please note that the price listed for our tours does not include accommodation. We will provide you with a quote for accommodation within 24 hours of your reservation, as the price for accommodations can vary greatly and there is no guarantee on a fixed price. If you would like to have an idea of the price range, you can check on websites such as booking.com.

If you prefer to book your accommodation separately, that is also possible. However, please let us know the details of your accommodations so that we can ensure that your tour itinerary is properly planned.

  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Not stroller accessible
  • Not suitable for pets
  • No public transportation nearby
  • Infants must not sit on laps
  • Infant seats unavailable
  • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
  • Please be sure to specify where you desire your pick-up.

Cancellation for this tour

Cancelling costs 5% of the price within 999 days of departure, rising to 50% within 7 days. If the operator cancels for weather or safety, you get a full refund or a new date.

If the weather cancels this tour

Iceland's weather is real. What usually stops this one is high wind or rain on the ice — the guide decides at the meeting point, sometimes after you have set off. Here is exactly what happens to your booking.

  1. 1Iceland Adventures decides, and tells us. Operators cancel when it is unsafe or pointless, and we back that call every time — we do not ask them to run anyway.
  2. 2We contact you by email, and by phone if your tour is the same or next day. You choose: another date if there is one you can make, or a full refund. There is no fee and nothing to argue.
  3. 3The refund goes back to the card you paid with, through Stripe, usually visible within a few working days. If this tour was one of several in your booking, the others are untouched.

What you do not get is the day back. If this is the only free day in your plan, put a spare day next to it — the planner leaves days free with the rest-day option. And if you want out because the forecast looks bad, that is your own cancellation: free until the cutoff shown above, the operator's policy after that.

Questions on the day: [email protected] · +354 497 1373. How cancellations work in Iceland →

Sold out on your date?

Seats come back — a cancellation, or the operator adding a vehicle. Tell us the date and we will check once a day and email you if one opens. One email, then we delete the address; nothing else is ever sent to it.

Who this is not for

  • Children under 10 cannot join this one.
  • Priced per vehicle, so it is poor value for one or two people and good value for four or more sharing.

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Why we list it

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What travellers say about Iceland Adventures

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Operator rating 5.0/5 from Google — these are reviews of the company, not this specific tour. Shown as Google returns them, unedited.

  • Graziella Deianni

    ★★★★★ · 2 months ago

    Bruno, a young and enthusiastic Portuguese man, led us on a fun tour along the south coast, between waterfalls and black beaches!!

Reviews from Google · updated 13 Sept 2026

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Glacier hiking — questions people ask

Which glacier is best for a first glacier hike?

Sólheimajökull on the South Coast, about two and a half hours from Reykjavík. It is the most accessible glacier tongue, the walk from the car park is short and the three-to-four-hour tours (/experience/6853/ or /experience/914990/) suit beginners. Skaftafell in the southeast has bigger ice and fewer people, with tours like Glacier Wonders (/experience/17340/), but it is a five-hour drive each way, so it only works if you are staying out there.

Can you hike on a glacier in Iceland in summer?

Yes. Glacier hiking runs all year. In June to August the ice is grey and gritty on the surface with blue crevasses and meltwater channels, and the weather is milder. In November to March the ice is whiter and you may see ice formations, but daylight is short and the wind bites. Neither is better; summer is easier, winter is prettier. The one thing you cannot do in summer is visit a natural blue ice cave.

How fit do I need to be for a glacier hike?

Moderately. You walk two to three hours on uneven ice in crampons, with some short steep sections. Anyone who can manage a hilly day walk will be fine; the pace is slow because the guide is checking the route. It is not for anyone with knee or balance problems, and most operators set a minimum age of eight to ten. Check the tour page. Longer tours like Glacier Explorer (/experience/17338/) push further onto the ice and need more stamina.

What do I need to bring on a glacier hike?

Sturdy boots with ankle support, waterproof jacket and trousers, warm layers, gloves and a hat, plus water and a snack. The operator provides crampons, a harness, a helmet and an ice axe. Jeans and trainers are not allowed on the ice, and guides do turn people away. Most meeting points rent boots and rain gear for a small fee; check the tour page and book them in advance in summer.

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