Þórsmörk – 4×4 Private Tour
Þórsmörk - 4x4 Private Tour
Þórsmörk valley, a cinematic landscape nestled between two glaciers that offer panoramic views. This destination derives its name from Thor, the Viking God of Thunder. As we make our way to Þórsmörk from the Ring Road, prepare to cross rivers cascading down from the glaciers, showcasing the aftermath of the powerful and rapid flood caused by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in April 2010.
Our journey continues to the picturesque Stakkholtsgjá canyon, featuring a waterfall where, if time and mood permit, we will go on a hike. Þórsmörk stands as one of the country's most renowned hiking areas, and standing atop its hills and mountains is a truly breathtaking experience.
On our return from Þórsmörk, we will make a stop at the Seljalandsfoss waterfall and Gljúfrabúi. Price is per vehicle.
Why choose a private tour?
Personalized Experience: No cookie-cutter itineraries. While we provide a suggested itinerary, with a private tour, every aspect of your journey is tailored to your interests, ensuring that your trip is truly about you and your preferences.
Flexibility and Freedom: Unlike traditional group tours, where you're rushed from one spot to the next, our private tour allows you to set the pace. Spend as much time as you like at each stop, soaking in the sights and sounds without feeling rushed.
Expert Guidance: Gain a deeper appreciation for Iceland through the wealth of knowledge of our guides. From hidden gems to insider tips, our guides provide invaluable insights into Iceland's culture, history, and natural wonders, enhancing your overall experience.
No Organizational Stress: Let us take care of all the details so you can focus on enjoying your trip. From transportation to reservations, we handle everything, freeing up your valuable brain space to explore, relax, and have fun.
If you would like to book this tour during winter time (15 Nov – 31 March) send us an email at gus@friend.is and we will see what we can do.
Other stops on this tour:
✓ Seljalandsfoss – the river Seljalandsá which plunges 60 meters over ancient coastal cliffs create Seljalandsfoss. One unique feature of this waterfall is the opportunity to walk behind it, offering a truly immersive experience. Just 500 meters to the northwest lies another hidden gem, Gljúfrabúi, a stunning waterfall well worth the walk.
✓ Little Extra Touch – As a family-owned company, we prioritize crafting personalized experiences, ensuring every journey is memorable. Expect a little extra touch as we tailor the tour to include various local highlights, depending on the time, weather, and overall mood.
PRICE
Our pricing is per vehicle, accommodating different group sizes:
1-4 pax – ISK 189.000
5-8 pax – ISK 209.000
8-16 pax – ISK 235.500
Pick up /drop off:
We offer convenient pick-up and drop-off services, starting at 9 AM from your hotel or designated bus stop. For added flexibility, we are happy to accommodate your preferred start time upon request.
Rest assured, our professional and knowledgeable driver guide will accompany you throughout the journey, ensuring your comfort and providing valuable insights into the captivating landscapes and cultural treasures of Iceland.
Friend in Iceland office is located at Geirsgata 7a, 101 Reykjavik.
What is included:
Bus/car ride, driver guide.
To obtain further information or make a booking, please feel free to contact us at gus@friend.is
✓ 4×4 Bus / Car
✓ Driver / guide
✓ VAT
✓ Pick-up
- A 100% charge applies if canceled within 3 days of the start time.
- Great Mountain views whilst driving into the valley
Þórsmörk valley, a cinematic landscape nestled between two glaciers that offer panoramic views. This destination derives its name from Thor, the Viking God of Thunder. As we make our way to Þórsmörk from the Ring Road, prepare to cross rivers cascading down from the glaciers, showcasing the aftermath of the powerful and rapid flood caused by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in April 2010.
- Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
The river Seljalandsá which plunges 60 meters over ancient coastal cliffs creates Seljalandsfoss. One unique feature of this waterfall is the opportunity to walk behind it, offering a truly immersive experience. Just 500 meters to the northwest lies another hidden gem, Gljúfrabúi, a stunning waterfall well worth the walk.
- Gljúfrabúi Waterfall
Gljúfrabúi is a 40-meter-high waterfall is partially concealed behind a grand cliff. To get to the waterfall. you can wade through a river into a narrow opening in the cliff or ascend a steep path up the cliff. Please exercise caution during your exploration.
- Stakkholtsgjá Canyon
Stakkholtsgjá is undoubtedly one of Iceland’s otherworldly destinations. Stretching approximately 2 kilometers in length and plunging 100 meters.
- Nauthúsagil
Nauthúsagil ravine has hidden waterfalls that are an adventure to get to. A farm, Nauthús, stood here but was abandoned in 1777 due to the excessive haunting of the farm – and it is believed that this area is still haunted.
- Eyjafjallajökull Glacier
We will have the opportunity to see Eyjafjallajökull, a volcanowith an ice cap. Among Iceland’s smaller ice caps, Eyjafjallajökull spans approximately 100 square kilometers (39 sq mi) and features numerous outlet glaciers.
- Little extra touch depending on time and mood
As a family-owned company, we prioritize crafting personalized experiences, ensuring every journey is memorable. Expect a little extra touch as we tailor the tour to include various local highlights, depending on the time, weather, and overall mood.
Please dress according to the weather …the
ever changing Icelandic weather.
- Difficulty:
- Very Easy
- Duration:
- 11 hours
- Price From:
- 189.000 ISK