Top Iceland Caving

Head out on a thrilling ice adventure to the Skaftafell Ice Cave from Hofn. Traverse Europe’s largest glacier, and Iceland’s highest mountain range, to reach the entrance of the ice cave. Admire the beauty of the natural landmarks with its blue walls and ice formations as you venture inside the cave with your guide and ice picking equipment.

Descend into an 8000-year-old underground lava cave by joining this 45-minute tour of Vatnshellir. With the safety of a helmet and flash light, you will follow the path of the lava flow to see the amazing colors and beautiful formations. Expect personalized attention as you admire the natural phenomena and learn about the volcanic eruption.

The Vatnajökull glacier ranks among Iceland’s top natural attractions, but exploring the icy terrain without a guide is dangerous. On this half-day tour, delve into the Skaftafell National Park with a certified guide and discover a world of ice formations and deep crevasses. With all the necessary safety equipment included, enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.

No matter what the weather, every day is a perfect day for caving. Explore Iceland's subterranean side and see the majesty of its unique geology from below when you book this Reykholt cave explorer experience. Well-lit, and level, this family-friendly tour is suitable for all ages, and available year-round, too.

Go off the beaten path and into an ice cave on this small-group tour. In a Super Jeep, travel to a spectacular ice cave inside Kötlujökull an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, underneath which the mighty volcano Katla is located. All necessary equipment is included.

Maximize your sightseeing time in Iceland with two unique outdoor experiences in one day. Explore the otherworldly Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel, known for its colorful rock formations, then visit Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and snorkel in the Silfra fissure between two tectonic plates.

Discover Iceland's southern coast and embark on a glacier hike on a full-day small-group tour. Travel comfortably by minibus between the Reynisfjara black sand beach, Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and the Sólheimajökull glacier, where you can walk on the ice. Pickup is available from designated bus stops and select hotels in Reykjavik for convenience.

Have only limited time for sightseeing in Iceland? Enjoy a flexible way to explore one of the country's longest lava tunnels on this tour of Raufarhólshellir. Equipped with a helmet and headlamp, you'll see some of the tunnel’s most notable features, and will learn about the changing colors of the rock formations from a guide. This tour departs regularly, making it easy to slot into even the busiest sightseeing schedule.

Maximize your time in Iceland with a tour that combines two action-packed excursions into one trip—perfect for travelers planning just a few days in Reykjavik. Strap on a head-torch and venture underground for a thrilling guided tour of the Raufarholshellir lava cave—one of Iceland's longest. Then, zip through mountainous terrain on an ATV quad bike tour and journey off-road through the Icelandic wilderness.

Unlike museums—which take artifacts out of their usual context—the Caves of Laugarvatn offer a real, on-location look at Iceland’s history. Each cave home was carved into the earth by families who lived there less than a hundred years ago. Learn how people lived, worked, and raised families in these dwellings—no replicas, just the real thing.

Cruise through snow and ice on Langjökull, one of Iceland’s largest glaciers, on this guided tour. Take a ride in a 4x4 monster ice truck and enjoy the Icelandic scenery on the ride to the glacier. Then, suit up in the provided gear, learn how to drive the snowmobile, and follow your guide as you speed through ice and snowfields.

Immerse yourself in Iceland’s lava landscapes without straying too far away from Reykjavik on this efficient group tour. In just a few hours, you'll go spelunking through Raufarhólshellir, a lava tunnel, with a guide to explain everything you see. Whether you're a geology enthusiast or are seeking a city escape, the included transfers mean you won't have to worry about organizing transit.

See Iceland beyond Reykjavik—and make exploring its natural scenery seamless and hassle-free—on this 2-day trip to the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Following morning pickup on the first day, head into the countryside and embark on a caving excursion, which reveals a new side of the area's topography (specialist gear rentals additional expense). Then, in the evening, head to one of the region's prime spots for viewing the northern lights.

We are a small company with extremely experienced guides living in the area. we have a wealth of knowledge incomparable with large generic guiding companies. We have top certification for guiding in Iceland and pursue mountaineering and climbing in our free time. For us this is not just a job, it´s a passion and lifestyle. Here is a list of things you can expect on one of our trips; Explore a remote glacier where most other companies do not go. Experience an ice cave, even in summer Try your hand at ice climbing (beginners welcome) Enjoy small groups who are up for adventure Behold stunning views and a experience a real feeling of remoteness.

Considered among Iceland’s most intriguing natural phenomena, the Leidarendi Cave was formed as lava cooled following huge volcanic eruptions. On this tour, delve underground on the Reykjanes Peninsula to explore the cave with your guide, and find out what makes this subterranean cavern so special. Admire colorful rock formations and ancient stalagmites, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour—limited to eight people.

This is the ultimate glacier and ice cave photography tour in Iceland. An adventure that is catered to those wanting to get the best shots for their portfolios on and inside of the glacier.