Top East Iceland Adventure Tours - page 2

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.

Discover the stunning Stuðlagil Canyon on this private 6-hour tour from Seyðisfjörður, perfect for those seeking an intimate exploration of East Iceland's natural beauty. Begin your adventure right at the cruise terminal and travel through breathtaking highland roads with an expert local guide. Marvel at the towering basalt columns and the striking glacial-blue river at the canyon. Time permitting, we may also stop at the picturesque Rjúkandi Waterfall and the historic Möðrudalur Farm for a taste of local culture. Ideal for small groups of 1-16, this tour promises a personalized experience surrounded by Iceland's magnificent landscapes. - Private tour tailored for cruise guests, with stress-free pick-up and drop-off - Enjoy a short walk to panoramic views of the captivating canyon - Optional visits to Rjúkandi Waterfall and Möðrudalur Farm - Includes round-trip transport and bottled Icelandic water

Experience the stunning beauty of Vatnajokull National Park on a 5-hour Skaftafell glacier hike. Discover dramatic crevasses, striking blue ice ridges, and breathtaking glacier views while hiking on Europe's largest glacier. This immersive tour is designed for those seeking adventure, offering an intimate small group atmosphere led by a certified glacier guide. Enjoy approximately 3.5 hours on the ice, with a full safety briefing and all necessary gear included. Capture the captivating icefall of Falljokull and learn about the glacier's formation and history from your knowledgeable guide. - 5-hour glacier hike with 3.5 hours on the ice - Small group experience for personalized attention - All necessary gear provided, including crampons and ice axes - Learn from a certified glacier guide about Iceland's unique landscapes

Natural blue ice cave shaped by the glacier — not a man-made tunnel Small group capped at 15, not a 40-seat bus tour 1.5 to 2 hours inside the cave, longer than the typical 30 to 45 minutes Meet at Jökulsárlón — skip the 5-hour Reykjavík transfer if you're already on the South Coast Certified glacier guide and all gear included (helmet, crampons, glacier boots)