Top East Iceland Adventure Tours - page 2

Experience Iceland like you never did before! Our Super jeep tours are a chilled and yet an adventurous experience. You will sit and enjoy while our driver takes you to about 1000 meters up in the mountains where the view over Iceland’s highest peaks will take your breath away, all awhile we are driving on Vatnajökull, the biggest glacier in Europe. Our experienced guide shares a wealth of fascinating information during the tour about the glaciers and the icefields and their impact on our environment.

Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach - the South Coast's most extraordinary double stop. Icebergs drifting across a glacial lagoon, then ice fragments scattered on black sand just across the road. Nothing in Iceland looks quite like this. Gljúfrabúi - the hidden waterfall most tours skip. Tucked inside a narrow canyon, reached by stepping through a shallow stream. Most people who stop at Seljalandsfoss never find it. Walk behind Seljalandsfoss - one of the rare places in the world where a path leads directly behind the falling curtain of water. The full South Coast in one private day. Six major stops, one vehicle, one guide, your pace. No shared passengers, no fixed schedule. Private sedan for 1-3 or private minivan for 4-8. Right-sized vehicle for your group, exclusively yours for the full day. Family-friendly throughout. Children of all ages welcome.ather or road conditions on the day of the tour.

The south coast of Iceland is home to many dramatic natural attractions, from waterfalls to sloping glaciers. Visit two of the region’s waterfalls on this shared tour from Reykjavik, before going a step further by walking out onto Solheimajökull Glacier. Learn the basics of ice climbing before putting your skills to the test on ice walls and getting photos along the way.

Embark on a photogenic aerial tour Landmannalaugar, Vatnajökull glacier, Grímsvötn eruption site, Lakagígar and more. Go over the flight plan with your pilot, and take off over the area, observing the steam blowing from the lake on top of the glacier, massive volcanic craters, countless mountains and valleys, and Iceland’s Highlands.