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About Tour

This amazing ice cave and monster truck tour is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Visit the icy surface of a glacier and enjoy the ride with an 8x8 wheel glacier monster truck. 

Highlights

  • Langjökull Glacier
  • Monster Truck
  • Ice Cave
  • Learn about glaciers

Included

  • Transportation in a regular bus and monster truck
  • English Speaking Guide
  • Visit to an ice cave (weather dependent)
  • Sled and/or Glacier Golf and/or Warm drinks with Snack (in case of no Ice Cave)
  • Crampons
  • WiFi and restroom on board

What to bring

  • Warm and waterproof outdoor clothing
  • Hat and gloves
  • Winter boots or hiking shoes
  • Sunglasses
  • Camera/phone

Tour Snapshot

Availability Nov - March
Duration 4 hours
Departs From Gullfoss
Difficulty Easy Suitable for most people in fair condition.
Minimum age 4 years

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Itinerary

From the Gullfoss waterfall upper parking, you’ll be driven to the enormous Langjökull glacier, where you can witness the awe-inspiring landscapes, learn about the glacier's basics, taste the purest water straight from the source, and visit an ice cave. All the while, the roaring power of a monster truck will take you across the snowy plains in search of new sights. 

Meeting Point 

The meeting point is at the upper parking area of Gullfoss waterfall. Right there, you'll spot the 'Gullfoss—Panorama Restaurant—Café—Shop.' The transfer bus is located close to the Sleipnir meeting point sign at the parking lot close to the road of Gullfoss Cafe. You should arrive 15 minutes before the start of the tour. 

  • During the tour, you will be provided with the safety equipment and a professional guide who knows the ice caves inside and out.
  • Ice Cave tours are weather-dependent. Your safety is the top priority, and therefore, tours sometimes must be changed or canceled with short notice due to weather conditions or other safety. Instead of an ice cave exploration, there could be sled and/or glacier golf and/or warm drinks with snacks.
  • Infant seats are unavailable.
  • Not accessible with strollers and wheelchairs. 

FAQ

Iceland is known for unforeseeable weather. It is likely that you can see all 4 seasons in one day.

Dressing for that kind of weather can always be demanding, so we suggest dressing in layers. 3 or 4 upper layers are highly recommended, for example, a light t-shirt (preferably wool) next to the skin, then a fleece or heavy wool garment topped off with a waterproof windbreaker.

Jeans are not recommended for our trips as they are not suitable for the weather conditions, they become very heavy, cold and uncomfortable to wear when they get wet.

Lightweight hiking pants, track pants or long cotton pants are convenient and wear wind/waterproof pants over them. There is high UV and sunlight reflecting off on the glacier so we highly recommend using sunglasses and sunscreen even if it is cloudy.

You will need sturdy hiking boots that fit crampons for the glacier hiking tours. If you do not own a pair then we rent out suitable hiking boots as well as a waterproof raincoat and trousers.

It is good to bring your own backpack on our full-day or half-day tours. It’s the best carry-on for a small lunch, extra clothes, and other necessary items.

The scenery on the tour is full of stunning, breathtaking views that you’ll almost definitely want to capture forever, so you should definitely bring your camera along. Your tour guide will also be happy to take your photo.

This is surely a personal choice, we do not deny pregnant women on our glacier trips but we highly recommend you to take a closer look at our trip description and difficulty ratings, they will hopefully give you a better idea. We also recommend you to contact your physician, as pregnant women’s health can be quite different. If you have any further questions or concerns then feel free to contact us.

Crampons enable you to walk on the glacier ice without slipping. They are metal spikes that we attach to the soles of your hiking shoes.

Yes, we have specially trained and certified glacier guides on every glacier tour that we offer. And for our 3rd party tours we only partner with operators that meet our quality and safety standards.

Yes, we provide you with all the necessary glacier gear for our glacier hiking tours. Ice axes, crampons, harnesses, and helmets are provided. This will help you to complete the tour safely. The minimum shoe size to attach crampons is EU 35.

Rain is common in Iceland but we never let the rain be in our way to go forward with our tours.
That’s why we highly recommend appropriate clothing so you can stay warm and dry.
Nature is out of our control and therefore we need to adapt to the weather. Your safety is our priority so if your safety is compromised by going on the tour then we will cancel it and you will get full reimbursement.

Iceland is known to have a lot of snow and when the snow stays long enough in one place than it turns to ice. Over long periods of time, the ice layers up becoming huge blocks called glaciers. It forms to create ginormous glaciers that sweep across huge masses of land. Iceland is home of the largest glacier in Europe that is called Vatnajökull. The Glacier Guides can tell you more about and everything you need to know about the Glaciers.

The guide on your glacier hiking tour will provide you with all the information you might need when preparing for a glacier hike.

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