Top North Iceland Winter Sports

Experience the thrill of a husky ride on a dog sledding and mushing experience through stunning Iceland. Hold on tightly as you let huskies lead the way on an exciting trail across remote landscapes and bumpy tracks. Feel the wind in your hair as you take in the scenic views from your sled. Afterwards, enjoy a meet and greet with the dogs at their local kennel.

Enjoy dog sledding through Akureyri's snowy landscapes on a thrilling small-group tour. Feel the power of huskies as they pull you across the countryside. After sledding, spend time cuddling the dogs and taking photos in a cozy setting. This tour offers a relaxed way to experience Icelandic nature and husky affection, suitable for families and groups.

The fantastic scenery of Eyjafjörður will lay at our feet on this tour around the wild artic nature of North Iceland. We offer a fully guided outdoor adventure for you where the main focus is to enjoy without hectic. The winter wonderland of Eyjafjörður is magnificent and the experience of enjoying this view while snowshoeing makes this tour unique. On our way through the snowy winter nature we will enjoy hot chocolate and biscuits.

Besides going on a dog sledding trip, we have samples of most of Iceland's nature; forest in the countryside by the mountain fjord and the sea. We invite our guests into our home before and after the sleigh ride, where you can change clothes, use the bathroom, have something hot to drink, cuddle the dogs and chat about their lives.

The Lake Mývatn snowmobile safari is an unique tour through the Mývatn outback. Explore the area from a new perspective and enjoy an adventurous day in the Icelandic Highlands. Only 70min drive from Akureyri City.

Get more out of your time in Akureyri with this special animal encounter—the chance to go dog sledding in a beautiful setting. As well as helping you traverse the local landscape with ease, this private experience also gives you the opportunity to pet the dogs and learn more about them while sipping coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in your guide’s home.