We are Blue Iceland and we know Icelandic glaciers like the palms of our hands. Blue Iceland is an owner/operator of ice caving tours operating on the East Coast of Iceland near Jökulsárlon Glacier Lagoon.
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This tour has it all: magical blue ice cave, glacier hike and super jeep ride. All of that in incredible surroundings of the glacier lagoon and biggest glacier in Europe. During this tour we will take you into the remote ice cave in the Vatnajokull icecap. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere of Blue Ice Cave and see intense, beautiful blue color inside.Complete tour takes about 6-7 hours and requires some level of fitness. During this tour we will meet at the Glacier Lagoon and drive in a Super Jeep for about half an hour to starting point of a hike. From there we will walk about 1-1,5 hour to the ice cave. The hike leads through rocky and uneven terrain of glacial moraine and also on the glacier. We will provide all necessary glacier equipment. All you need to have are good hiking clothes (fleece, waterproof jacket, hat, gloves), boots with ankle support, water bottle, lunch and of course a camera.It’s a must see for all photography enthusiasts.
Come with us to an adventurous trip, off the beaten path, to experience the forces of Icelandic nature. We depart from The Glacier Lagoon every day at 9 am and 2 pm, driving approximately an hour off road to Iceland’s largest glacier, Vatnajokull. During the scenic drive in special Super Jeeps we will see the best of Icelandic highlands.When we arrive to the ice caves, we will provide you with the right equipment and guide you as we enter the magical blue caves. Our guides are very professional, experienced and know the caves inside out, so you are in safe hands. We will guide you through the blue ice caves and take some magical photos.After approximately and hour exploring the caves we will hop into the Super Jeep again and drive back to Jökulsárlón.
Are you ready for a unique adventure, an excursion consisting of a Jeep ride and glacier walk at a location where there are very few people! This is a tour for those who wish to enjoy outdoor activities in the fresh mountain air and experience the unspoiled natural beauty of Iceland at its best. We meet at Jökulsárlón and embark on a 30-minute jeep ride to where we start our walk, at which point all passengers receive necessary safety equipment and instructions from the guide, essential for glacier walks. During the tour, passengers will acquire knowledge about the glacier and view some unique ice sculpture and crevasse formations.
SUMMER TREASURE - GLACIER DISCOVERY Join us for a genuine glacier experience deep into the heart of Europe’s largest icecap—a six-hour glacier walk tour that has it all: A ride in a super jeep through the glacial terrain, a hike in an environment of unparalleled beauty, and an opportunity to observe or eventry out some ice climbing. Meeting Point: Jökulsárlón (Glacier Lagoon) Difficulty: Easy - Suitable for anyone moderately physically fit.
Come with us to see a spectacular natural phenomenon, the magical Northern Lights or Auroras Borealis as they arecalled as well. The Northern Lights are caused by the interaction of particlesfrom the sun with the upper atmosphere near the North Pole. Auroral displaysappear in many colours, although pale green and pink are the most common. Wemeet at Fosshótel Glacier Lagoon and drive in a mini bus for about 30 minutesto Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. In the incredible surroundings of the GlacierLagoon we will enjoy the beautiful phenomenon that dances across the Icelandicwinter sky.
A GUIDED ARCTIC ADVENTURE ALONG THE SOUTH COAST OF ICELAND WITH VILHOLDT REJSER APS AND BLUE ICELANDDiscover some of Iceland’s most beautiful scenery up close, led by experienced local guides.You will visit all the main attractions along the south coast of Iceland, including waterfalls, volcanoes, and glaciers, travelling on a comfortable bus in a small group.Evenings are likely to present opportunities to see the breath-taking Northern Lights (aurora borealis) right from the doorstep of your accommodations.What to bring:Warm clothing - it’s winter, and we’ll be out in natureWindproof jackets and pantsRain gear (be prepared for sudden changes in weather)Thermal underwear (top and bottom)HeadwearScarvesGlovesGood hiking boots are invaluableCamera - you are guaranteed to get amazing photo opportunitiesBathing suit - Icelanders love to relax in warm waterProgramDay 1 - The Golden CircleWe will pick you up from one of our four pick-up locations or by appointment at your accommodation in Reykjavik between 08:30 - 09:00.After that, we continue to Þingvellir National Park, Gullfoss, and Geysir: these three sites make up Iceland’s Golden Circle.Þingvellir National Park is almost regarded as a holy place in Iceland. This is where the Icelandic parliament was established in 930. Þingvellir, however, is not only of great historical and cultural significance; part of why the Viking settlers chose this place for their sacred assemblies was because of the unparalleled natural beauty of this remarkable area. In addition, the geological importance of Þingvellir cannot be overemphasized; here, you can clearly see how the Eurasian and North American plates are drifting apart - you are literally standing on the border between Europe and America. Þingvellir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Gullfoss is considered by many to be the most beautiful waterfall in Iceland. The iconic waterfall is fed by the second biggest glacier in Iceland, Langjökull, and falls 32 meters into a canyon surrounded by walls up to 70 metres high.Geysir is one of the greatest natural attractions of Iceland and gave its name to all the geysers in the world. The original geyser is almost inactive today, but its neighbour Strokkur erupts approximately every 5-10 minutes with a 20-40-meter-high water fountain.At the end of the day, we stop at a Secret Lagoon, known locally as Gamla Laugin, often referred to as the oldest swimming pool in Iceland, made ready for use in 1891.Accommodation: Hotel Selfoss with breakfast and private bathroom.Highlights: Þingvellir National Park (Thingvellir), Gullfoss - one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland and the famous geothermal area with the one and only Geysir.Day 2 - The South Coast and the famous waterfallsYou will get the chance to walk behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall, a rare and pleasant experience as the water falls from the cliff with immense power, forming a deep pool at the bottom.Continuing east along the south coast, the next stop is the picturesque waterfall Skogafoss. There, we offer an opportunity to hike along the side of the waterfall and to the top, providing you with an incredible view.After Skogafoss, we drive to the dramatic black sand beach of Reynisfjara. Here, the waves have shaped the shoreline and the basalt cliffs over time, forming many of the famous natural gems in the area, including unique and picturesque rock formations: the Reynisdrangar sea stacks are just off the shore, flanked by the 120m (400ft) high Dyrholaey promontory, which is the southernmost tip of Iceland. Dyrholaey is the home of many different types of sea birds, including puffins.From Reynisfjara, we continue our journey east through enchanting lava fields and desertlike glacier sands, featuring remarkable contrasts in the scenery. While crossing the mighty lava field Eldhraun, you will learn about the 1789 volcanic eruption at Laki, a volcanic fissure, that nearly wiped out the entire population of Iceland, resulting in the King of Denmark contemplating whether the whole island should be evacuated.Further east, we arrive at the Glacier Lagoon, an extraordinary attraction where you can see floating icebergs drifting into the ocean. Sometimes, seals can be spotted in the lagoon. We will also visit the beautiful Diamond Beach, named after the sparkling diamond-like glacier ice fragments lying on the black sandy beach.Accommodation: Gerdi Guesthouse with breakfast and private bathroomHighlights: The waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, Dyrholaey, Black Sand Beach Reynisfjara, Vik in Myrdal, Eldhraun (lava field), Glacier Lagoon Jökulsárlón.Day 3 - Glacier hike and ice caveWe start the day with a glacier hike and visit a beautiful crystal blue ice cave. This is an experience you will never forget. The drive to the glacier in a super jeep and the walk across the glacial terrain is a part of this experience, a fantastic adventure for all who love nature at its best. This is the perfect opportunity for photography in winter.In the evening, we invite you to a candlelight dinner featuring a traditional Icelandic three-course meal of local recipes made from local ingredients, accompanied by Icelandic music.Later in the night, we keep an eye out for the northern lights.Accommodation: Gerdi Guesthouse with breakfast, dinner, and private bathroomHighlights: Glacier Lagoon - Jökulsárlón, Glacier hike, Blue Ice cave, Candlelight dinner at Gerdi, Northern lights*Day 4 - Skaftafell – ReykjavikAfter breakfast, we will drive to the National park Skaftafell and hike up to the breath-taking Svartifoss waterfall, surrounded by beautiful black basalt columns.After that, we drive back to Reykjavik, stopping at a few places such as Fjardargljufur canyon, whose stunning cliffs are well known today from the video for Justin Bieber's shot, “I ‘will show you.”Then, we stop in the charming town of Vik for a short break before returning to Reykjavik to drop you off back at your door.Highlights: Skaftafell, Svartifoss, Sjonarholl, Fjardargljufur, Vik