Is snowmobiling in Iceland worth it?
Is snowmobiling in Iceland worth it?
Then snowmobiling in Iceland is definitely worth it! Zipping over the surface of a glacier or frozen lake, with the snowy landscape stretching into the horizon, is an unforgettable experience.
Is there snowmobiling in Iceland?
Iceland is among the very few places in the world where you can experience the thrill of snowmobiling on the surface of a glacier. This ultimate snowmobile base camp is found a half an hour from the majestic Gullfoss Waterfall, the superstar of the famous Golden Circle Route.
What to wear snowmobiling in Iceland?
What to wear when snowmobiling in Iceland? Wear warm fleece or wool easy-to-remove layers. It’s always good to have an extra fleece to put on if you’re cold. Also, hand warmers are lifesavers.
What is Golden Circle Tour Iceland?
The Golden Circle is a 300 kilometre (186 mile) route to the three most popular natural attractions in Iceland: the Geysir Geothermal Area, Gullfoss Waterfall and Þingvellir National Park. It is easy to do within half a day by those who join a Golden Circle tour or rent a car.
Where are the ice caves in Iceland?
Vatnajökull glacier
Iceland’s best-known ice caves are, arguably, those found beneath Vatnajökull glacier, in South Iceland.
What should you avoid in Iceland?
What NOT to Do in Iceland: Tourist Traps and Stuff to Avoid
- Don’t do things just because everyone else is doing it.
- Don’t assume that everything you’ll do in Iceland will be expensive.
- Don’t tip.
- Don’t buy bottled water.
- Don’t expect that you can see everything during your stay.
- Don’t get speeding tickets!
Can you wear leggings in Iceland?
Leggings are ideal for Iceland, being both easy to layer and good for moving around in when you’re doing some of the adventure activities. And unlike jeans, they dry easily. I also brought some simple fleece-lined leggings to wear over the thermals.
Can you swim in Iceland beaches?
You can swim pretty much anywhere in the ocean in Iceland as long as the beach is accessible and the waves are safe (don’t do this in Reynisfjara!) but we went to a much safer place called Nauthólsvík, a beach in Reykjavik located next to the Reykjavik University and the domestic airport.
Where to go on a snowmobile tour in Iceland?
We offer snowmobiling tours on both East and West sides of the country, on Vatnajökull and Langjökull. Those two glaciers are the biggest in all Europe and both are true gems. There is no better way to see Iceland than on the back of a snowmobile for those who like adventure travels.
Can a child drive a snowmobile in Iceland?
Race across Iceland’s vast glacier expanses on the back of a snowmobile. Snowmobile tours appeal to the adventurous and the cautious alike, as qualified drivers are free to operate the vehicles themselves, while children and non-driving adults can join as passengers.
What’s the average speed of a snowmobile in Iceland?
Snowmobiles in Iceland have been said to be more powerful than the average recreational sleds found elsewhere, and are capable of exceeding speeds of 70km/hr. Don’t be surprised to find the machine jolting beneath you at the slightest pull of the throttle… you’re now in control of one powerful steed and it’s best to remember as much!
Are there snowmobile tours on the langjokull Glacier?
Arctic Adventures offers snowmobile adventure tours on the amazing Langjökull glacier! We have everything from an express glacier ride tours to multiday snowmobiling & glacier expeditions! Our outstanding day tours are operated every day, all year round with a minimum of 2 passengers.
