Of all the otherworldly sights in Iceland, the majestic glaciers rise above. Literally. They’re also dangerous and inaccessible, so you’ll need to book a tour with qualified expert guides to experience them. If you're looking to hike on Sólheimajökull, snowmobile on Langjökull, or sightsee at Jökulsárlón or Eyjafjallajökull, the Grapevine travel team has been there and done that. We hand-picked these tours so you can, too.
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Once at Sólheimajökull glacier, we were given our harnesses, helmets and crampons. After a 15 minute hike, we reached the base of the glacier...
ISK 19,900
DetailsOn the ice itself, two hours passed in what felt like an instant. We saw mulans dripping water deep down into the ice, a glistening, otherworldly ice cave, and walking up the deep blue crevasses of the glacier’s snout.
ISK 16,900
DetailsSnowmobile adventure day tour on the Langjökull glacier, includes pick up from your hotel and a transfer from Reykjavík City.
ISK 27,990
DetailsA unique kayak adventure! Set out across Sólheimajökull glacier lagoon and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding glacier and icebergs.
ISK 12,900
DetailsAs the trip starts, I‘m having one of those moment when you suddenly feel as if you were standing on the edge of the world staring into a deep abyss, contemplating every decision that brought you here...
ISK 19,900
DetailsThis piece of ice is a thousand years old - our boat guide exclaims. Originally part of the Vatnajökull Glacier, now floating in the beautiful Jökulsárlón Glacial lagoon...
ISK 21,290
DetailsThis particular lake—Iceland’s deepest, in fact, at a depth of around 250 metres—is considered to be amongst one of the crown jewels of Icelandic nature.
ISK 16,999
DetailsExplore the Golden Circle and then drive a snowmobile on the second biggest glacier in Iceland.
ISK 32,980
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