Tours and activities

This tour is a medium-difficulty adventure combining a guided hike with the specialized activity of ice climbing on the Sólheimajökull glacier. Highlights include climbing a crevasse ice wall using safety ropes and twin ice axes, witnessing the dramatic crevasses and volcanic ash remnants on the ice, and exploring glacial features like moulins (ice tunnels). All technical gear, including stiff climbing boots, harness, crampons, and ice axes, is provided by certified guides.

This 3-hour tour focuses on an easy, guided hike onto the Sólheimajökull glacier, an outlet of the mighty Mýrdalsjökull ice cap. Highlights include traversing scenic crevasses and viewing vast ice formations, volcanic remains, and glacial tunnels (moulins). Participants receive comprehensive safety gear (crampons, ice axe) and guidance from a certified expert, allowing for an intimate, safe, and visually rewarding experience on one of Iceland's most panoramic glaciers.

You will need a car to join this activity. Silfra Fissure is located in the Thingvellir National Park – around 50 minutes away from Reykjavik. If you do not have a car, you can book this tour here with a transfer.

This tour offers a thrilling combination of glacier hiking and ice climbing on Falljökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. Highlights include using specialized gear (crampons, harness, and twin ice axes) to climb a secure ice wall or crevasse face, spending approximately 3 hours on the ice, and exploring dramatic ice features like moulins and crevasses in the stunning mountain landscape of the Skaftafell area. No previous climbing experience is required, as expert guides teach you the necessary techniques.

Step beyond the ordinary and ascend the frozen heart of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier. This tour is crafted for those who seek not just to walk upon the ice, but to climb it. No prior experience is required—just a spirit of adventure. Your certified guide will be with you at every step, teaching the fundamentals and ensuring a safe, thrilling ascent.

 Join an unforgettable adventure on Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier, located in the beautiful Skaftafell area. The highlight of this tour is the chance to step inside a naturally formed blue ice cave, an experience very few people ever get to have.

Join an unforgettable journey onto Vatnajökull, Europe's greatest ice cap, nestled within the breathtaking expanse of Skaftafell. This experience offers what few ever witness: stepping into a naturally sculpted blue ice cave, a moment suspended between dream and reality.

Embark on a longer and more in-depth glacier hike on Falljökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. This extended tour takes you higher onto the ice, where you can explore more remote terrain and enjoy wide panoramic views over Skaftafell National Park.

Explore the ever-changing ice formations of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier, on a guided walk. This tour gives you a close look at a landscape shaped by ice, where conditions shift from season to season. Depending on the time of year, you may walk into crevasses,or see ice features from above as the surface changes in summer. Your guide may also point out interesting details like glacier-shaped formations or patches of “glacier mice,” small moss balls found on the ice.

Join an extraordinary journey to the majestic Katla Ice Cave under the Mýrdalsjökull glacier. This remote adventure takes you through a unique landscape of volcanic black sand and towering, mossy mountains. The highlight is the chance to walk inside the natural blue ice cave, where you'll witness the stunning colors and shapes created by volcanic ash and ice. As you travel, you'll be treated to a scenic drive with a view of Mt. Hafursey, a famous filming location from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The tour includes a thrilling Super-Jeep ride and a discovery of "Dragon-Glass" while exploring a remote, off-the-beaten-path location that is one of Iceland's best-kept secrets.

Step aboard the Katla Ice Cave Extended Tour, a 4-hour journey offering a more immersive experience beneath the Katla Volcano. Highlights include an extended glacier hike to seek out secret glacier canyons and hidden waterfalls, providing extra opportunities for unique photographs. You will enter the majestic Katla Ice Cave, walking through winding tunnels and glittering ice chambers. The tour is powered by a thrilling 4x4 Super-Jeep ride through a remote, cinematic landscape, giving you a deep insight into the dramatic "dance of fire and ice."

Immerse yourself in the elemental beauty of Vatnajökull National Park with this full-day journey across water and ice. Begin your adventure with a serene kayak tour across the iconic Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, paddling among shimmering icebergs in the shadow of ancient glacial walls. Afterward, trade your paddle for crampons and embark on a guided hike across Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, exploring deep blue crevasses, sculpted ice formations, and Iceland’s ever-changing frozen landscape.

Explore the diverse landscapes between volcanic mountains and the Atlantic coast on an Icelandic horse. Key highlights include riding across lush meadows to the Ölfusá glacial river delta, visiting the island of Lambey, and spotting wildlife in a local bird sanctuary. You will experience the smooth tölt gait while enjoying views of the famous Hekla and Eyjafjallajökull volcanoes. The tour concludes with coffee and home-baked cake at a traditional farm.

Experience the unique landscapes of South Iceland on a sturdy Icelandic horse. This tour features a ride through the geothermal meadows of Hveragerði, a crossing of the Varmá River, and visits to sites significant to local legends, such as Skjólklettur (the "Elves' Church") and the Einbúi hill. You will have the opportunity to try the tölt, a smooth gait unique to this breed, and enjoy a light lunch at a local countryside hotel.

Experience the only show in the world where you can safely witness real flowing lava at a temperature of 1100°C (2000°F). Highlights include a dramatic simulation of a volcanic eruption as molten rock is poured over ice, recreating the elemental battles of the famous Eyjafjallajökull and Katla volcanoes. This 50-minute educational display allows you to feel the radiant heat, hear the crackling of cooling minerals, and see the transition of liquid fire into volcanic glass in the heart of Vík, South Iceland.

Tour Highlights

Explore the Icelandic countryside on a guided horse riding tour through diverse natural terrain. Highlights include riding across ancient lava fields, crossing a small river, and traversing scenic meadows with views of volcanic mountains. You will have the opportunity to experience the tölt, a smooth and unique gait exclusive to the Icelandic horse. The tour also offers a factual look at the evolution of Icelandic agriculture as you pass local farmsteads, concluding with traditional coffee and homemade cake.

Experience the natural beauty of North Iceland on a river rafting adventure down a glacial river. Highlights include navigating through a dramatic river canyon, visiting geothermal hot springs along the riverbanks to warm up, and enjoying hot cocoa prepared by your guide using natural spring water. For those seeking extra activity, the tour offers optional cliff jumping into the mineral-rich glacial waters. High-quality wetsuits are provided to ensure safety and comfort in the cool Icelandic water.

This highly popular adventure offers an intensive exploration of Þórsmörk Nature Reserve (Valley of Thor), nestled between the glaciers Mýrdalsjökull, Tindfjallajökull, and Eyjafjallajökull. Highlights include a thrilling, adventurous drive across multiple unbridged glacial rivers in a specialized 4x4 Super Jeep. You will ascend to Gígjökull glacier to witness the visible aftermath of the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption and enjoy breathtaking panoramic vistas of Þórsmörk and the highlands during the hike. The tour provides flexibility with hiking options, allowing you to choose your level of physical activity.

Get a practical introduction to Iceland’s history and culture on this small-group walking tour. Highlights include expert local recommendations for the city’s best museums and bars, an intimate group setting (averaging 6–8 people), and the chance to answer any questions about your stay. You can also choose to conclude your walk with a traditional Icelandic meal, ranging from the famous local hot dog to a platter of unique regional delicacies like smoked puffin and minke whale.