Exciting 7-Hour Adventure Tour with Solheimajokull Kayaking and Myrdalsjokul Snowmobiling

Embark on a full day of icy escapades, kayaking on the Solheimajokull glacier lagoon and snowmobiling atop the sprawling Myrdalsjokull glacier. Adventurous travelers aiming to immerse in the tranquil yet thrilling realms of Iceland's iconic icy terrains should book this all-encompassing expedition now.

Your exciting excursion begins at the tour operator's base camp next to the Solheimajokull parking lot. A brief walk leads you to the mystical Solheimajokull glacier lagoon, marking the start of an hour-long paddle amid intricate icebergs and awe-inspiring icy vistas.

Solheimajokull is a prominent outlet glacier of the Myrdalsjokull ice cap, boasting a dynamic environment where ice and volcanic ashes intertwine, crafting a canvas of contrasting elements. 

The glacier is about 5 miles (8 kilometers) long and 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) wide, although it's rapidly shrinking. The lagoon at its base, where your kayaking adventure will take place, constantly expands. It's a living landscape where ice formations shift and evolve, offering visitors a unique experience with each visit.

Your expert guide will provide essential kayaking gear and a safety briefing before paddling across the lagoon's serene waters. You'll ride on a stable sit-on-top kayak that's easy to maneuver, meaning this excursion is perfect for beginner and experienced paddlers alike.

The kayaking journey reveals the silent elegance of the glacier, with the occasional crackling of ice echoing the glacier's continuous transformation. The ethereal surroundings of the lagoon promise an unforgettable kayaking adventure.

After the kayak, you'll return the gear and walk back to the base camp before heading to the Myrdalsjokull glacier. You'll drive to the operator's base on Road 222, the gateway to your upcoming snowmobiling escapade.

The Myrdalsjokull glacier lies over the Katla volcano, where icy terrains meet volcanic landscapes. The glacier, occupying an area of 230 square miles (595 square km), is a world of mysterious terrains and panoramic vistas that offer a glimpse into Iceland's geothermal and glacial marvels. The two-hour snowmobiling journey across this icy expanse promises adrenaline and visual delight.

As you carve through the snowy landscapes, the beauty of Myrdalsjokull unravels, showcasing a side of Iceland where the forces of fire and ice harmoniously coexist. The guided snowmobiling experience ensures a seamless journey across the glacier's fascinating terrains.

Both activities are suitable for adventurers of varying skill levels. Snowmobile drivers must hold a valid driving license and be 17 or older.

The return to the Myrdalsjokull base signals the end of an exhilarating day of exploration, leaving you with vivid memories of ice-capped terrains and the beauty of glacial landscapes. 

Dive deep into a day where peaceful kayaking moments seamlessly blend with the thrilling rush of snowmobiling on this 7-hour tour from Solheimajokull. Check availability now by choosing a date.