Top Iceland Bike Tours

Many glacier tours in Vatnajökull National Park require travelers to walk from the parking lot to the glacier terminus, eating into their time on the ice. On this tour, maximize your time on Falljökull glacier by traveling as near as possible in a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Explore moulins, crevasses, and other formations in the company of an Association of Icelandic Mountain Guides-certified guide.

Explore Akureyri like never before in a guided e- bike tour with a access to the Forest Lagoon. Please let us know if you want to book tickets to the baths with special discount. The tour starts at the Forest Lagoon. Then we will head in to Eyjafjordur on a old track then to the enchanting Kjarnaskógur forest. There we will enjoy the forest and the adventurous tracks that the forest has to offer. Next we will head to Akureyri and pedal through the historic streets of down town. Immerse yourself in the rich stories of the old town as your knowledgeable guide leads the way. Before heading off we will go over some safety rules and how to operate the e-bikes. It is partly an off road trip with some hills and tracks, but do not worry because with the e-bikes you can choose the difficult level.

Explore the landscape of North Iceland on this small group guided electric mountain bike tour, which will take you on some rugged trails leading you to great views of the north Atlantic ocean and all around Siglufjörður. This is with a small group of max 5, so you’ll have an intimate group. You’ll get safety instruction, and also a provided helmet.

Experience the north Icelandic countryside on a high end full suspension E-bike. Discover what the valley has to offer with your private guide, a fisherman during the winter sharing his passion for the area in the summer months.

Fasten your helmet and hop aboard an ATV quad bike for a thrilling one-hour adventure across the Icelandic landscape. Covering more ground than you could on foot, follow your guide as you whizz along the glacier river Jökulsá á Fjöllum and see cascading waterfalls up close. Along the way, learn fun facts about local nature, birds, and wildlife from your guide.