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SNOWMOBILE AND ICE TUNNEL ON ICELAND - FROM REYKJAVÍK
Adventure on Langjökull Glacier
With this combined excursion, you can experience the entire Langjökull Glacier. Departing from Reykjavík (pick-up included from your accommodation or from a communal tourist location), we will head to the Jaki base camp in Húsafell to explore the depths of the glacier on our snowmobiles and discover the innermost parts of the famous tunnel of ice. In addition, we will visit the Hraunfossar Waterfall and the Deildartunguhver thermal springs, which are the most powerful in all of Europe.
The Langjökull Glacier is the second largest glacier in all of Iceland and the closest to the capital city of Reykjavík. This tour allows you inside this incredible icy tunnel and causes its visitors an immediate feeling of calm upon entering after the excitement of the outside world and the snowmobile ride over the glacier. It is an experience that all should have in Iceland.
BOOK THE SNOWMOBILE TO ICE CAVE TOUR ON THE GLACIER FROM REYKJAVÍK:
DETAILS OF THE SNOWMOBILE AND ICE CAVE TOUR
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Level of difficulty: Easy (1 of 5)
Duration of tour: 10-11 hours including transportation
Place of tour: Langjökull Glacier
Included in the price: Pickup from your accommodation or agreed upon tourist point, bus transportation according to the itinerary, professional English speaking guide, necessary equipment for the snowmobiling, crampons for use inside the tunnel, local VAT.
Time of departure: please consult the reservation calendar; pickups will occur about 30 minutes before the start of the tour.
What you need to bring: Iceland is always quite cold and the glacier brings colder temperatures, so please be sure to pack and dress accordingly. This includes waterproof and windproof jackets, pants and boots, with several layers underneath too. As well as hats, mittens, gloves, scarves, sunglasses and cameras.
MORE INFORMATION ON THE EXCURSION:
SNOWMOBILE AND ICE TUNNEL TOUR ON THE GLACIER
The tour, “Snowmobile and Glacier Tunnel Excursion” is the best way to explore the Langjökull Glacier from Reykjavík. Following the collection of all participants from their accommodation in the capital, (or corresponding tourist point) we’ll take off for the northeast, towards the glacier. At our first stop, we will get the opportunity to see the most powerful thermal spring in the whole of Europe, Deildartunguhver, from which emerges 180 liters of boiling water every second. Once we have arrived in Jaki, the base camp of the glacier, where we will all receive instructions on how to properly operate the vehicles and then everyone will climb aboard the snowmobiles for a spectacular adventure through a world of ice. As this is the best way in which to truly explore the glacier, we will be able to enjoy the unforgettable landscapes throughout the trip, which ends at the mouth of the tunnel of ice. Once we have all disembarked from the snowmobiles, the adventure through the tunnel will begin. We will reach a depth of 300 meters within the glacier tunnel so that you can glimpse the most beautiful crystal-blue tones and colors that await those who dare to enter this labyrinth that snakes its way into the ice.
But this is not all, on the return trip to the capital, we will stop at the Hraunfossar Waterfall, where glacier water emerges from the field of lava of Hallmundarhraun.
Important note: All of the activities on the glacier happen according to the full and complete responsibility of the clients. ISLANDICA s.r.o. does not take responsibility for any incidents that occur involving the participants while on the excursion. Any action taken by the participants, is at their own risk and ISLANDICA s.r.o. is not liable for any harm, damage or injuries experienced by the participants. By signing up for and making a reservation for this or any other tour, excursion or outing with ISLANDICA s.r.o. the participants accept these conditions. It is possible that the participants will be asked to sign a waiver to ensure understanding of these conditions, declaring that he or she is conscious of the inherent risks that come with these activities. Code RSS. ID726
