Why Choose a Private Tour?

This private kayaking tour offers a direct way to experience the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon in Southeast Iceland. Located within Vatnajökull National Park, this lagoon is famous for its large icebergs that break off from the glacier and float toward the Atlantic Ocean. By choosing a private tour, your group receives a tailored experience with a professional guide, ensuring a steady pace and more time for photography and observation.

This private tour provides a guided kayaking experience on the Heinaberg Glacier Lagoon, located in Southeast Iceland within Vatnajökull National Park. Heinaberg is less visited than other lagoons, offering a quiet environment for those who prefer to avoid large groups. This tour is ideal for travelers staying near the town of Höfn, which is approximately 45 kilometers (30 minutes) to the east.

This tour offers a chance to explore Falljökull, a dramatically carved outlet of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier. Highlights include a guided 3-hour hike on the ice, witnessing spectacular features like deep crevasses, vertical moulins (ice tunnels), and massive ice falls. Guests will see evidence of the glacier's recession and deformation of the bedrock, along with a glimpse of ancient blue ice. All necessary safety gear, including crampons and ice axe, is provided by a qualified glacier guide.

This private, extended 5-hour tour offers an in-depth hike on Falljökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. Highlights include spending 3.5 to 4 hours on the ice to explore deeper into the glacier, witnessing a wider variety of features like deep crevasses and moulins (vertical shafts), and gaining wide panoramic views over Skaftafell National Park. This tour is perfect for guests seeking more time and immersion on the ice, with all essential safety gear (crampons, harness, ice axe) provided by your certified guide.

This private, comprehensive tour offers an intensive 3-hour experience on Falljökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier. Highlights include a dedicated ice climbing session, where you use twin ice axes to scale an ice wall or crevasse face after a guide sets up a safety rope. You will also hike to explore major glacial features like deep crevasses and vertical moulins (ice tunnels). The tour provides all required technical gear (climbing boots, crampons, axes, harness) and offers views of the highest, ice-covered peaks in Iceland.