Iceland Glacier Tours
Highlights of Iceland Glacier Tours
- Set out on a glacier hike to Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Iceland, to explore its stunning ice formations, crevasses, and otherworldly beauty with experienced guides leading the way, as a part of your guided Iceland trip.
- Embark on a boat tour on Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where you can sail among the floating icebergs and witness the unique interplay of light and ice.
- Experience the exhilaration of ice climbing on Solheimajokull Glacier to marvel at the stunning panoramic vistas.
- Ride a snowmobile across the vast expanse of Langjökull, Iceland's second-largest glacier, right after your Reykjavík tour.
- Discover the mesmerizing ice caves of Kötlujökull Glacier, renowned for multicolored ice layers and dramatic black ice formations.
Tips for Iceland Glacier Tours
- Plan your Iceland visit during the peak season for glacier hiking, which spans from May to September. During this time, the weather is milder, and the longer daylight hours enhance the overall experience.
- Keep in mind that the minimum age for glacier tours in Iceland is typically eight years, but it may vary depending on the duration and difficulty of the tour.
- Check the glacier tour descriptions carefully to choose a glacier hike that matches your experience and fitness level.
- Pack appropriate gear, including gloves, especially for colder months and ice-climbing tours. Ski gloves are ideal for optimal protection and warmth.
- Some glaciers, like the Hofsjökull, are accessible only during the summer months, so plan accordingly.
- Due to the popularity of glacier tours in Iceland, particularly during the summer season, it is recommended to book your tour well in advance to secure your spot.
