Top Europe Glacier Walks - page 3

Feel on top of the world on an adrenaline-pumping glacier hike. Starting at base camp beneath Sólheimajökull—part of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, the fourth largest in Iceland—get fully equipped with harness, helmet, crampons, and ice axe. Embark on a moderately challenging hike with a guide who handles safety, route-finding, and glacier hazards, so you can focus on the thrill—exploring ice formations, learning about Iceland’s ice caps, and capturing stunning photos from the best viewpoints.

We specialise in full day adventurous glacier hikes and ice cave visits with a focus on delivering a more immersive experience on the ice. •Our guest to guide ratio is the smallest in the industry (4:1), •Minimum moderate fitness requirement, means more adventurous opportunities. •We're naturalists, so you'll hear facts and stories of the geological forces that produced this surreal part of the world. As well as the opportunity to get detailed explanations through the day of any questions you may have about glaciers and their impacts. •Even though it is not a requirement to have been on a glacier before, maybe this time you want to go further and 'do more'. •Expect to be outside all day in the wilderness ready to face wind, rain, snow, be lost in clouds and more. Icelandic nature at it's finest.

Leave the large crowds behind and make escaping the city simple on this private, full-day trip to the South Coast. The region is known for its dramatic volcanic scenery, and is a must for nature lovers. Discover waterfalls, black-sand beaches, and even have the bucket-list experience of hiking on Sólheimajökull glacier. With your guide in the lead and round-trip transit from your Reykjavik hotel included, you'll enjoy a safe and immersive experience.

Make the most of your limited sightseeing time in Iceland—and check off multiple activities in one trip—on this full-day tour from Reykjavík with hotel pickup and drop-off. Head to the South Coast to discover dramatic scenery, including Seljalandsfoss waterfall and the black-sand Reynisfjara Beach. Embark upon a glacier walk across Solheimajokull. Then, conclude your tour by hunting for the northern lights, if the weather allows, in the countryside surrounding Reykjavík.

Take the path less traveled to this natural wonder. We begin with kayaking across this spectacular lake with plenty of wilderness to enjoy. We then hike up to the glacier through a stunning narrow gorge, stop for lunch (you bring a packed lunch), and then onto the glacier to see plenty of crevasses, water holes and other glacial features to explore. This trip has it all! With a great variety of activity and scenery.

-Visit stunning natural glacier ice caves, tunnels and canyons. -Enjoy a small group experience (maximum 8 participants). -Your guides run one departure per day, and therefore we are flexible with timings and locations. This enables us to take your time and give you the best experience possible on any given day. -Learn about the glacial landscape and how climate change is affecting the glaciers in Iceland.

Once in a lifetime chance to hike up the amazing Falljökull Glacier. Your expert guide will teach you the basics of ice climbing and the use of rope on the glacier.

Iceland is one of the best destinations in Europe for glacier hiking, and the Sólheimajökull glacier affords spectacular views and beginner-friendly terrain. This tour includes a thrilling guided hike across the glacier, visits Seljalandsfoss waterfall along the South Coast, and offers hotel pickup for added convenience. On return to Reykjavik, you’ll be dropped off at the Sky Lagoon, where you can warm up and relax in the luxurious hot springs.

Discover the hidden gems of Innsbruck's ski resorts, immerse yourself in the beauty of the Austrian Alps, and create unforgettable memories on this guided ski adventure.