Tour privado a la laguna glaciar desde Djúpivogur
377.800 ISK
8 horas
Desafiante
29.900 ISK
Step into a world of ice and wonder
Your adventure begins on Sólheimajökull, an outlet glacier of mighty Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s fourth-largest ice cap. After gearing up with crampons, harness, helmet, and ice axe, you’ll set foot on the glacier and explore crevasses, ridges, and ever-changing ice formations.
The highlight of the day awaits as you venture inside a natural ice cave, where shimmering blue walls and frozen sculptures reveal the glacier’s hidden heart. Standing within this otherworldly cathedral of ice is an unforgettable experience.
After the glacier adventure, the journey continues with visits to two of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls. Skógafoss, thundering 65 meters down from ancient sea cliffs, is both breathtaking and steeped in legend. Further west lies Seljalandsfoss, where you can walk behind the falling curtain of water for a magical perspective.
This full-day tour combines glacier hiking, ice cave exploration, and stunning waterfalls for an adventure that captures the very essence of Iceland’s natural beauty.
Itinerario
Glacier Hike & Natural Ice Cave on Sólheimajökull
Sólheimajökull, an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s fourth-largest glacier, graces the South Coast with its presence. Located just 158 kilometers (98 miles) from Reykjavík, it offers a unique opportunity to explore striking glacial features and gain insight into their formation. This icy realm is a living testament to the powerful, ever-changing forces that shape Iceland’s landscape.
At the Sólheimajökull parking lot, you gear up with crampons, helmet, harness and ice axe, and step onto the ice. Hike across ridges, crevasses, and a glacier lagoon while learning how these formations are created. Then venture into the glacier’s ice cave—an otherworldly chamber of vivid blue ice and natural wonder.
Cascada de Skogafoss
Skogafoss, one of Iceland’s classic waterfalls, stands as a magnificent testament to the power of nature. Soaring to a height of 65 meters and spanning 25 meters in width, it ranks among the country’s largest waterfalls. Local legend weaves tales of a hidden chest of gold behind the falls, a challenge that would require the strength and bravery of a Viking to pursue.
Seljalandsfoss waterfalls
Seljalandsfoss, otra de las cascadas clásicas de Islandia, ofrece un giro único a la experiencia tradicional de las cascadas. Si bien no se encuentra entre las cataratas más grandes del país, lo que distingue a Seljalandsfoss es la rara oportunidad de caminar detrás del agua en cascada durante la mayor parte del año. Este encuentro inmersivo te transporta a un mundo de niebla y magia, revelando una perspectiva diferente de la belleza de la naturaleza.
Sólheimajökull, un glaciar de salida de Mýrdalsjökull, el cuarto glaciar más grande de Islandia, adorna la costa sur con su presencia. Ubicado a sólo 158 kilómetros (98 millas) de Reykjavík, ofrece una oportunidad única para explorar las características glaciales y conocer su formación. Este reino helado es un testimonio vivo de las fuerzas dinámicas que dan forma al paisaje en constante cambio de Islandia.
Sólheimajökull, an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s fourth-largest glacier, graces the South Coast with its presence. Located just 158 kilometers (98 miles) from Reykjavík, it offers a unique opportunity to explore striking glacial features and gain insight into their formation. This icy realm is a living testament to the powerful, ever-changing forces that shape Iceland’s landscape.
At the Sólheimajökull parking lot, you gear up with crampons, helmet, harness and ice axe, and step onto the ice. Hike across ridges, crevasses, and a glacier lagoon while learning how these formations are created. Then venture into the glacier’s ice cave—an otherworldly chamber of vivid blue ice and natural wonder.
This tour combines the thrill of hiking on a glacier with the rare opportunity to explore inside it.
Skogafoss, one of Iceland’s classic waterfalls, stands as a magnificent testament to the power of nature. Soaring to a height of 65 meters and spanning 25 meters in width, it ranks among the country’s largest waterfalls. Local legend weaves tales of a hidden chest of gold behind the falls, a challenge that would require the strength and bravery of a Viking to pursue.
Seljalandsfoss, otra de las cascadas clásicas de Islandia, ofrece un giro único a la experiencia tradicional de las cascadas. Si bien no se encuentra entre las cataratas más grandes del país, lo que distingue a Seljalandsfoss es la rara oportunidad de caminar detrás del agua en cascada durante la mayor parte del año. Este encuentro inmersivo te transporta a un mundo de niebla y magia, revelando una perspectiva diferente de la belleza de la naturaleza.
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