
Glacier snowmobiling
Take an exhilarating snowmobile ride on Langjokull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier!
• Hike to the volcano amidst scenic lava landscape
• Descend into a dormant volcano and safely explore its massive lava chamber
Pick up
You will need to select the transfer option and you will be picked up by our bus. Our meeting point is a ski cabin in the mountains. When you arrive our guides will greet you, give the group a short briefing and then lead the way across the lava field.
The hike
The path to the volcano is about 3 km / 2 miles each way. It is relatively easy and usually takes about 45 min to cover with your guide. At the very end there is an incline of about 50 meters / 150 ft from basecamp to the top of the volcano. It is a little steep but we can take our merry time and our guides make sure you get all the way.
Basecamp
At Base Camp you get the chance to enjoy a cup of coffee, hot chocolate or tea. Your group is then informed about the safety procedures followed by everyone gearing up. After a final inspection of your safety equipment you walk up to the lift and descend into the volcano.
Descending down
We lower you into the volcano in a lift, operated by our expert mountaineers. The ride takes about 7 minutes and is quite frankly spectacular.
Inside the Volcano
You will spend about half an hour on the ground inside the volcano, during which time you can take as many photos as you want. Expert guides will be with you at all times to answer all your questions and give you fun facts about the chamber.
Food and snacks
When back on the surface, while waiting for everyone in the group to complete the volcano visit, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a complimentary traditional Icelandic lamb soup or a vegetable/vegan option. We also offer coffee, tea or hot chocolate inside our warm and cozy basecamp.
Departure to Reykjavík
Finally, you will walk back over the lava field. Again, you will be accompanied by a guide at all times. The bus will be waiting for you in the parking lot, ready to drive you back to Reykjavík.
Preparation
Good Hiking Shoes: We recommend wearing hiking boots on the tour since the trail is rocky. It can also get wet and muddy on a rainy day.
Warm & Rainproof Clothing: No matter how good the weather is in Reykjavík, there is always a good chance of rain and wind up in the mountains. So always bring your warm clothes and raingear.
A Camera: Both the scenery and the lava chamber are breathtaking so you might want to capture some of its splendor with your camera.
Included
Rain gear if it pours from where you start the walk
Safety gear
Helmets and harnesses
Traditional Icelandic lamb soup or a vegetarian/vegan option
Coffee, tea, hot chocolate and water
Designated guidance and storytelling
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