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Our company prides itself on providing unique and intimate experiences for our clients, and this tour is no exception. We limit our group size to a maximum of four people to ensure that you get the most out of your private adventure. We believe that safety is paramount, and we provide top-class equipment to make sure that you feel comfortable and secure throughout your journey. Our qualified guide is not only an expert in glacier safety but also has extensive knowledge of the area and can provide you with fascinating insights into the glacier's history and geology. You'll have the opportunity to hike to the plateau and climb vertical wall, moulin or crevasse. The Sólheimajökull glacier is a stunning destination, with its blue ice caves, crevasses, and otherworldly landscapes. Our Glacier Adventure tour offers you the chance to experience the beauty of this glacier up close and personal.
Price: $390.48
Duration: 4 hours
Exclusive access to hidden gems: Our private Diamond Beach day tour takes you beyond the usual tourist spots, offering unique experiences not available to the general public. Personalized itinerary: Every tour is tailored to your interests, allowing you to explore Iceland’s culture and natural wonders at your own pace. Expert local guide: Our passionate guides share insider knowledge of Iceland’s history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, ensuring you enjoy the travel experience you’ve always dreamed of. Our tailor-made approach is all about traveling the way you want. Private transportation: Travel in comfort with convenient, private transport—relax and take in the scenery without the stress of driving or parking. Unforgettable memories: Designed for families, couples, or friends, our private tours create once-in-a-lifetime moments you’ll treasure forever.
Price: $2,087.60
Duration: 10-12 hours
It is an excellent choice for experiencing the magical Sólheimajökull glacier in your own pace and in a very small group. You will get to see and photograph unique ice formations, jagged ridges, and color of blue-ice and black sand from the past volcanic eruptions. During the hike, you will learn more about the glacier and have lot of fun! The hike is suited for almost everybody
Price: $220.80
Duration: 3 hours
Experience the black sand beach of the world-famous South Coast of Iceland on our Polaris 1000 buggies. This 2-hour adventure starts in Hella and takes you to the black sand beach, Þykkvabæjarfjara. There you will experience the power of the Atlantic Ocean, and how it moulds the Icelandic landscape. Included in the tour is a personal guide, and all the gear that you will need for your buggy adventure. The tour has six departure times available on a single day and has a very low guests to guide ratio of 4:1. You can be sure that you will get a very personal experience on this semi-private buggy adventure tour.
Price: $462.00
Duration: 2 hours
Get ready to unleash your inner adventurer in the land of fire and ice – Iceland! This epic journey kicks off with a guided glacier hike where you'll trek across sparkling ice, marvel at ancient formations, and hear jaw-dropping tales about how these frozen giants came to be. It's part science, part magic, and 100% awesome. But hold on – the real adrenaline rush is just around the corner! Once you’ve soaked in the glacier’s raw beauty, it’s time to gear up and take to the skies. Feel your heart race as you zip line high above the icy expanse, flying over a world of snow and stone with views that’ll leave you breathless (and your friends jealous). Perfect for nature buffs, thrill chasers, and anyone craving a once-in-a-lifetime experience, this tour blends natural wonder with high-flying excitement. And don’t worry – our expert guides have your back every step (and zip!) of the way, with top-notch gear and all the know-how you need to glide with confidence.
Price: $432.53
Duration: 4 hours
Private transportation on the Ring Road to Iceland's scenic South Coast while your professional guide provides local knowledge and insights. Points of interest are: Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Skógafoss waterfall, Black Sand Beach and Dyrhólaey, and the Sólheimajökull glacier amidst famous Icelandic volcanoes and a summertime glacier lagoon. 3-hour private hike on glacier led by your guide. No equipment required. The camera highly recommended! Guests 8 years and older, please due to the Glacier Hike. On this tour you will learn- and see-why the South Coast is so popular. David the Guide started out as one guide wanting to share and give more. With growing demand, the David the Guide team has grown and our team of adventure loving guides will be with you on your tour with us. This is not a single man operation, but a family of guides who believe in the vision David has for the industry.
Price: $1,875.00
Duration: 12 hours
Öldur is the first and only Meadery in Iceland. We have a good variety of both classic and light meads. Depending on what we have on hand you will get to taste at least three different type of meads. We focus on quality and try to use Icelandic ingredients as often as possible. We recently moved our Meadery from Reykjavík to Hella, so this activity was shut down for a while, but now we are back at a new and better location!
Price: $43.25
Duration: 1 hours
Who doesn’t love climbing? Especially when given the opportunity to climb on the 4th largest glacier in Iceland. This is an unforgettable adventure that will test your strength skills, as you will be climbing an ice wall on. This activity is ideal for enthusiastic nature-lovers, who would like to explore the Icelandic glaciers to the fullest.
Price: $260.00
Duration: 4 hours
Welcome to Vestmannaeyjar, also known as the Westman Islands—The New York Times' pick for one of 2024's top travel spots! Get ready for a day filled with rugged beauty, wildlife wonders, and unforgettable experiences. We'll explore Heimaey's best, from iconic Elephant Rock to puffin-spotting at Stórhöfði cape. Dive into local history at the Eldheimar Museum, hike up Mt. Eldfell for epic views, and return home with memories to last a lifetime! You'll enjoy this day trip from the comfort of a 19 seat minibus, small group guaranteed.
Price: $263.66
Duration: 12 hours
This is a strictly private ascent. Unlike group tours that move in convoys, our pace is dictated solely by you. Whether you wish to focus on the technical aspects of ice walking, the photography of volcanic ash layers, or simply the silence of the glacier, your guide curates the route to ensure separation from the crowds and a profound connection with the landscape.
Price: $1,190.00
Duration: 3 hours
I run a small private tours company so i will be your guide and driver i will show you the area local style. from Hvölsvöllur we will drive to the roots of Hekla and drive to Landmannahellir after the stop there we will continue to Landmannalaugar and hike there and you can go the geothermal pool if u bring swim suite and a towel. on the way back we will stop at waterfalls and more
Price: $1,490.00
Duration: 8-10 hours
Þórsmörk valley is an incredibly beautiful Mountain ridge in the heart of South Iceland, located between three glaciers; Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull and Tindfjallajökull. To reach this secluded valley our guide operates a fully equipped 4x4 Super Jeep to get us through the rough highland roads and across various gushing glacial rivers. Hiking and exploring the Valley of Thor is an adventure you will never forget!
Price: $2,545.90
Duration: 7 hours
This experience is perfect for everyone! Whether you're a curious beginner or a seasoned explorer, we offer an unforgettable adventure tailored to your comfort level. Book your exploration today and discover the wonders of Iceland's glaciers with a company that cares! By choosing us for your trip you are choosing a socially committed and environmentally friendly company.
Price: $180.22
Duration: 3 hours
Glacier Hike - Meet up at Sólheimajökull glacier Following up on our best seller “Glacier Hike, South Coast Waterfalls & Black Sand Beach” we now offer you to meet up on location, perfect for people in rental cars. Sólheimajökull, an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s 4th largest glacier, awaits, surrounded by some of Iceland’s most majestic volcanoes. Embark on an adventure across this dynamic glacier, a glacier lagoon, and breathtaking landscapes. Meet us at the parking lot, where you’ll don crampons, grab your ice pick and helmet, and step onto the ice. Explore fascinating glacial formations and learn about their creation. Experience the thrill of standing atop a glacier firsthand.
Price: $100.00
Duration: 3 hours
Þórsmörk is a spectacular place to visit, it has it's own kind of feel to it. It is Icelandic nature to the core.
Price: $953.96
Duration: 5 hours
Explore Iceland in a unique way on our Private Ice climbing tour. It is an adventure you will never forget! After a short but very important demonstration on how to properly use the glacier equipment we head up the riddled outlet glacier; walking between deep crevasses, amazing ice formations, jagged ridges and spine-tingling sinkholes. And let's not forget the amazing scenery surrounding you the entire time. This gives you the perfect opportunity to get that one 'me climbing a glacier' photo you've always wanted! This private tour is ideal for thous who want to experience a first hand adventure on a moving glacier! **We always try to fit our trips to our guests needs and wishes**
Price: $450.86
Duration: 5 hours
Drive around the area between Fljótshlíð and Eyjafjallajökull. Visit waterfalls, drive on the Markaðsfljótaurar- tundra sand fields around Dímon, cross small streams, and stop at a viewpoint looking over Seljalandsfoss, and Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands). This two-hour buggy tour is a unique way to enjoy Icelandic nature and covers some waterfalls and gravel road driving. A stunning natural playground for the next few hours, as you test out your buggy surrounded by amazing scenery that only Iceland can offer. These two-seater, 4×4 Buggies are fully automatic, fully inspected, and road-legal. They are also bursting with excellent safety and design features, such as the roll cage, safety belts, and double A-arm front suspension. All of which makes for a buggy ride that’s as safe as it is comfortable. A shared ride is when two people share one buggy. Each buggy can take 1-2 people at a time.
Price: $318.39
Duration: 2 hours
Sólheimajökull is a raw and rugged outlet glacier in an ever changing environment. Surrounded by beautiful mountain range it slowly but steadily crawls forward, giving our experienced glacier guide a new challenge every day! His aim is to get us away from the crowd, finding nooks and corners to explore on our own; walking between deep crevasses, amazing ice formations, jagged ridges and spine-tingling sinkholes! Our Private Glacier Walk is ideal for those who love to hike, both beginners and experienced hikers. **We always try to fit our trips to our guests needs and wishes**
Price: $314.78
Duration: 4 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: ISK
- Languages: Icelandic, English, Danish
- Climate: Subarctic
- Timezone: Atlantic/Reykjavik
- Population: Approximately 400 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is summer for milder weather and extended daylight.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the EU, UK, and US generally do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days for tourism. Iceland is part of the Schengen Area, so Schengen visa rules apply. Many nationalities can enter visa-free, while others may apply for an e-visa or visa on arrival depending on their country of origin. It is recommended to check specific requirements before travel.
About Vik
Vik is a small village located on Iceland’s southern coast, renowned for its dramatic landscapes and unique natural beauty. It is the southernmost village in Iceland and serves as a gateway to some of the country’s most iconic sights. What makes Vik truly special is its striking black sand beaches, formed from volcanic activity, which create a surreal and captivating environment. The village is surrounded by towering cliffs, sea stacks, and basalt columns, offering spectacular photo opportunities. Vik appeals to travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility, with access to glaciers, waterfalls, and hiking trails nearby. Visitors are drawn to its rugged charm, peaceful atmosphere, and the chance to experience Icelandic nature at its rawest. The village also provides essential services and cozy dining options, making it a perfect base for exploring the southern coast.
Vik Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of South Iceland
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is summer for milder weather and extended daylight. Pack warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear due to variable weather and rugged terrain. Respect local nature and wildlife, especially around protected areas. Currency is Icelandic krona; credit cards are widely accepted. Be mindful of changing weather conditions and road closures in winter. Always check local forecasts and travel advisories.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach – Famous for its black volcanic sand, basalt columns, and powerful Atlantic waves. 2. Reynisdrangar Sea Stacks – Dramatic basalt sea stacks rising from the ocean near the beach, steeped in local legend. 3. Dyrhólaey – A promontory offering panoramic views of the coastline, birdwatching opportunities, and a natural rock arch. 4. Vik Church – A picturesque hilltop church with stunning views over the village and surrounding landscapes. 5. Skógafoss Waterfall – Located a short drive from Vik, this majestic waterfall is one of Iceland’s largest and most beautiful.
Popular Activities
Visitors to Vik can enjoy hiking along coastal trails, exploring lava fields, and birdwatching, especially puffins during the summer. Adventure seekers can take glacier tours or ice climbing excursions nearby. Whale watching tours are also available from the coast. Photography is a popular activity due to the striking natural scenery. Cultural experiences include visiting local museums and learning about Icelandic folklore. Relaxing at local cafes and enjoying the peaceful village atmosphere rounds out the experience.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Vik’s food scene highlights traditional Icelandic cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood such as Arctic char, cod, and langoustine. Popular dishes include lamb stew, skyr (Icelandic yogurt), and rye bread. Dining customs are casual but emphasize quality and local ingredients. Noteworthy restaurants include Halldorskaffi, known for its cozy atmosphere and hearty meals, and Sudur Vik, which offers a mix of Icelandic and international dishes with local ingredients.
Getting Around
Vik is accessible by car or bus via the Ring Road from Reykjavik and other parts of Iceland. Local transportation is limited, so renting a car is recommended for flexibility. Walking is common within the village. Taxi services are rare and expensive. Costs for car rentals and fuel tend to be higher than average due to Iceland’s remote location.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is summer for milder weather and extended daylight. Pack warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear due to variable weather and rugged terrain. Respect local nature and wildlife, especially around protected areas. Currency is Icelandic krona; credit cards are widely accepted. Be mindful of changing weather conditions and road closures in winter. Always check local forecasts and travel advisories.
Culture & Customs
Icelanders are known for their friendliness and hospitality. Social customs emphasize respect for nature and quiet public behavior. Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated. Important festivals include the Viking Festival in nearby areas and local cultural events celebrating Icelandic heritage. Visitors should be punctual and polite, and it is customary to remove shoes when entering homes.
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