Vik to Katla Ice Cave Adventure: Explore Iceland's Frozen Wonders

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Duración:3 hours

Medio de transporte:Jeep / 4x4

Dificultad:Moderada

Edad mín.:8+ años

Punto de encuentro:Behind the Ice Wear Store

Sobre esta experiencia

Mýrdalsjökull glacier is renowned as one of Iceland's most iconic landmarks, and it's the source of the captivating Kötlujökull glacier. This glacier, named after the formidable Icelandic Volcano Katla, conceals the mighty volcano beneath its icy embrace. Over time, this colossal ice mass has slowly descended from the volcanic mountain, giving rise to some of Iceland's most remarkable natural ice caves.

Join us on an exhilarating Super Jeep tour, and immerse yourself in the splendors of this extraordinary natural wonder. As soon as you step inside, you'll understand why it's a must-see!

Lugares que podrías visitar

Costa Sur
Glaciares

Qué incluye

Helmet and Crampons
Professional Personal Driver Guide
Small Group Experience (Max. 19 Passengers per guide/superjeep)
Pickup and Return from Vík
Beautiful Icelandic Nature

Bueno saber

Dress according to weather
Water and windproof outerwear
Hiking boots
Headwear
Gloves
Camera
Food, Drinks and Snacks

The drive from Vík to the Ice Cave is approximately 45 mins each way. The walk from the end of the road to the Ice Cave is approximately 10 mins. You will have approximately 1 hour at the Ice Cave.
Ice Caves are natural and ever changing and do not always reflect photos.
Please note that this tour may not be suitable for individuals with fear of darkness or claustrophobia.
We recommend that you are able to walk 2 km on uneven ground and can climb a steep set of stairs with a rope assistance.
If required you must provide your own car seat. Per Icelandic LAW: Children under 135 cm must use a child car seat when travelling in a car. Taller children are free to use car seats as long as the car seat is intended for children of that height and weight. Children under 150 cm must not sit in front of an active airbag. For more information please see: https://island.is/en/children-in-cars