ATV & Buggy Tours

Witness the aurora borealis without missing out on any fun activities, with this exciting nighttime ATV ride. This tour should have great appeal to lovers of adventure and incredible nature alike. It begins when you are picked up from your hotel late in the evening, long after sunset. You will be taken to the ATVs that are waiting by Hafrafell, a mountain just outside of Reykjavík. Once here, your experienced guides will get you dressed in your warm overalls, gloves and helmets, before you can mount up. Please note that only drivers with a valid licence (or valid translation if your licence is written in a non-Latin script) are allowed to operate a quad-bike, but anyone aged six and up can join as a passenger. You will set off, following your guides as they lead you around the serene lake Hafravatn, then up the slopes of Mount Hafrafell. Start to look up at the skies as you travel, as the Northern Lights can appear any time when the sky is both dark and clear. Most of the landscapes unfolding around you as you ascend the mountain will be completely obscured in the night, but Reykjavík itself will be shimmering far below; you may even be able to make out a few of its features. Just don’t stare at it for too long at a time, as you want your eyes to be well adjusted to the dark for when the Northern Lights show. If they do appear, prepare for an awe-inspiring experience. Streaks of an otherworldly green, occasionally with purples, reds and pinks, will swirl and dance above, seeming to be so close that you could pluck them from the air. Seeing the auroras is on the top of many people’s bucket lists, and Iceland is one of the most reliable places for ticking it off. You will stop at the top of the mountain, for a great view over Reykjavík and, if they are there, the Northern Lights. After taking some photos, you can hop back onto your ATV, and start your descent. With any luck, you’ll still have a great show going on above. Don’t miss this unique and adventurous way to see the aurora borealis. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the raw and beautiful black sand beaches along Iceland's South Coast by joining this adrenaline-fuelled ATV Quad biking tour. This is the perfect tour for action-junkies and all those aiming to get a real close look at the nature of the South Coast.  You'll need to make your way to our main base at Ytri Sólheimar 1, by the roots of Mýrdalsjökull glacier. The adventure begins when your experience riding guide provides you with all of the necessary equipment, as well as tells you a little about the All Terrain Vehicles themselves. After your guide has gone through the safety instructions, you will start the drive, roaring through small rivers and streams towards the first black sand beach.  Once on the beach, you will have all the space you need to really let loose in terms of speed. On one side of you, you will have the rolling blue waves of the Atlantic Ocean, on the other, distant mountains and cragged cliff faces. This is just one example of the stark contrasts so visible along Iceland's South Coast.  After an exciting ride along the black beach, you will stop at the famous DC plane wreck to enjoy the amazing view up to Mýrdalsjökull glacier and along the big black coast all the way to Dyrhólaey, the southernmost part of Iceland. The plane wreck is a landmark in itself, having crash landed here in 1973, thankfully were no casualties.  When these beautiful sights have sunk in, you will continue to the river Jökulsá and then up to the foot of Mt. Heiðarhorn. From this particular point, you'll head back to the base of the mountains. So what are you waiting for? Explore the South Coast of Iceland in an exhilarating new way with this fantastic ATV sightseeing tour! Check availability by choosing a date.

Enjoy the spectacular nature surrounding Reykjavík with this thrilling, two-hour long ATV tour. This excursion is perfect for those who love adventure and sightseeing and want to escape the crowds. You will be picked up from your designated pick up point, and driven the short distance to the base, just out of the capital. Here, you will meet your guides, be introduced to your safety equipment, and mount your ATV. Once you and your group are ready, you will set out, following by your guide into nature. You will circle the incredible lake Hafravatn, as you make your way to two beautiful mountains, Hafrafell and Úlfarsfell. After ascending these peaks, you will attain spectacular views of Reykjavík and its surrounding towns, such as Mosfellsbær. The surrounding nature is of seascapes, mountain ranges, and enormous stretches of lava from eruptions that occurred centuries ago. You will have plenty of time here for a photo opportunity, so make sure you remember your camera. Whether you are coming in summer, and looking over a verdant, colourful landscape basked in sunlight, or in winter, and looking over endless fields of snow in an ethereal twilight, your memories and photographs promise to capture the beauty of the region. In spite of the sights from Hafrafell and Úlfarsfell, they are not major attractions in Iceland, so this is one of the few places in the west of the country where you are very unlikely to find any crowds. After taking in the views, you will hop back onto your ATV and shoot back to camp. If you were sharing your ATV with another driver, now would be a great time to swap over, so both can experience the thrill of driving and the beauty of the surrounding nature as a passenger. Rush through Iceland's awe-inspiring landscapes on this year-round quad-bike tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Marvel over the spectacular aurora borealis while riding a buggy through Iceland’s beautiful nature on this fantastic winter tour. The northern lights, which dance across the skies of Iceland through its dark winter months, are one of the main reasons that visitors flock to this country. To be able to witness them in such a unique way is a fantastic opportunity that those seeking both beautiful nature and thrilling adventure should not overlook. With a maximum of four guests per trip, it should also be noted that this is one of the most intimate ways to witness the auroras. This tour begins in the village of Hella, found on the Ring Road about 100 kilometres (62 miles) from Reykjavík. Here, you will meet your experienced guide, who will provide you with overalls, gloves, balaclavas, helmets and, of course, your modern buggy. In order to operate a buggy, you need to have a valid driver’s license on your person. However, anyone can ride as a passenger, so long as they are 7 or older. The landscapes around Hella are beautiful, with fertile countryside and mountain views, notably of the notorious volcano Hekla. There is not a destination you are aiming for, however; you will follow trails and roads in whatever direction the lights seem most likely, and where it will be darkest. Your guide will be aware of the forecast, an expert at finding spaces in cloud cover, and knowledgeable of the best vantage points from which to admire the auroras. When they start to descend and dance, you will be able to pull up and turn off your headlamps for optimal viewing. One of the advantages of a buggy tour is that you won’t even need to get out of your seat. Your guides will be able to help you with cameras if you wish to photograph them. If the Northern Lights are faint or unfortunately do not show, to take a bumpy, exhilarating buggy journey under the stars and moon is still a wonderful experience. Of course, however, tours will only go ahead if the auroras are expected. After two hours of hunting and admiring the lights, you will be led back to Hella. Don’t miss this fantastic buggy ride to admire the aurora borealis. Check availability by choosing a date.

The most comfortable way to travel to Landmannalaugar is in our opinion in a Buggy car. You will be able to take in the whole highland scenery, be closer to nature and feel the fresh mountain air in your face. Our Buggy´s are 2 -seated and brand new. The tour starts in Hella where you will get all geared up. You will get helmets, balaclavas, gloves and high-quality overalls to make you feel comfortable on the way, no matter the weather. Our guide will explain all about safety and answer any questions you may have. We will drive from Hella on a narrow muddy road and head towards the active Volcano Hekla. Hekla is one of the best-known volcanos in Iceland and last erupted in the year 2000. From your seat, you will be able to see the young and sensitive flora and also witness the birdlife in this area.  We will stop at Þjófafoss, a beautiful, photogenic waterfall in the Þjórsá river, the longest river in Iceland. From there we will drive into the highlands towards Landmannalaugar. We will drive through moss-covered lava fields and stop at a unique, quiet lake. We will then continue our journey towards Landmannalaugar and stop at some more interesting places on the way.  When we reach Landmannalaugar you will have the opportunity to bathe in the hot springs or explore the area on foot. Make sure you bring your bathing suit if you like to take a bath. Meanwhile, our guide will prepare a nice meal for you to enjoy when you take in the amazing colourful scenery. When you have finished discovering Landmannalaugar we will head back to Hella. We will explore the surroundings on the way back. Our goal is to share the magic of driving in nature, without disrupting the environment. We operate in small groups and aim to deliver the highest level of customer service to ensure that you have a good time and feel satisfied after the day.

Ride a powerful ATV over a large, black, volcanic beach, walk behind the thundering veil of water at Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and take in the incredible view over Iceland's South Coast from the top of the cascade Skógafoss on this fantastic day tour. Those looking to mix sightseeing with a burst of adrenaline should not let this opportunity pass them by. After being picked up early in the morning, you'll be whisked away to Iceland's South Coast, famous for its dramatic coastline and cascading waterfalls. Your first stop is the black desert of Sólheimasandur, in the shadow of Eyjafjallajökull glacier, where you'll swap the bus for a powerful ATV quad-bike. ATV biking is a unique and super fun way to traverse the stark, black beaches of Iceland's South Coast. This adventure on wheels sets your pulse racing as you speed across the sands, crossing small rivers and streams originating from the active subglacial volcano Katla. You will make your way to the DC3 plane wreck from 1973, recently seen in Justin Bieber’s music video and photo shoots. Looking northwards and inland, the Mýrdalsjökull glacier rises majestically, while to the south you can sense the raw power of the enormous Atlantic waves crashing on to the shore. Here the scenery is of epic proportions. Once back on the bus, you will continue your journey and visit an iconic waterfall duo, Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss. The former falls from the heights of 60-metres, and a staircase next to it will lead you to unbelievable views of the South Coast and Iceland's interior. Seljalandsfoss, however, is a narrower cascade which falls over a concave cliff, making it possible to fully encircle the stream of water.  Spice up your holiday in Iceland with this exciting ATV and South Coast tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Race across a black sand beach on the South Coast with this fantastic buggy tour. Get a spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean and see the powerful waves crash upon shore as you whizz by on this small vehicle. Those looking to spice up their South Coast holiday with a short, adrenaline-pumping ride should book this tour now. Meet your guides in the southern town of Hella, where you will get all necessary gear to make your driving experience more safe and enjoyable. The equipment includes gloves, helmets, balaclavas, and high-quality overalls. The guides will then go over all safety features and answer any and all questions you may have.  The buggies are two-seaters, so children over the age of seven are welcome to join as passengers. However, if you want to drive the car, you will need a valid driver’s licence. The buggies are also brand new and powerful yet comfortable, so you can just sit back and enjoy your ride. From Hella, you will head to the black beach near Þykkvabær, the oldest rural village in Iceland mostly known throughout the country for their productive potato farms. Most of the driving on this 1-hour tour will be done on a gravel road next to the river Rangá, which runs through this village.  Rangá is considered to be one of the top spots for salmon fishing in Iceland, and there is also an extensive birdlife in the area. There is also a chance you might spot a few seals where the river meets the ocean, so make sure to bring your camera.  The gravel road will lead you to the black sand beach where you can enjoy driving the buggy on the soft sand and over dunes. It is a quiet beach so likely you will be the only people around, enjoying the spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean and the southern coastline. So don’t hesitate! Satisfy your need for speed with this 1-hour buggy tour on a black sand beach. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop aboard this brilliant and exciting day tour combining a spot of buggy riding with the opportunity to take a river jet excursion down the glacial Hvítá river. Speed is the name of the game today, making this combination tour the perfect option for travellers looking to experience the height of Icelandic adventure.  Your tour will begin with either a pick-up from your accommodation in Reykjavík or if you have your own car, at the buggy basecamp, a few minutes from the city centre. Once at the base camp, you will meet your buggying guides who proceed to provide a safety briefing as well as all necessary equipment, including a helmet, balaclava and overalls.  Once the business end of things has been taken care of, you will start the real fun! On this tour, you will drive on mud tracks and zoom through puddles. This will most likely make you wet and dirty by the end of the tour, so make sure to bring a change of clothes.  After the buggy tour is finished, you will travel to N1 Ártúnshöfði gas station, where you will meet the river jet team. After friendly introductions, the team will transport you to the next point on your adventure, boating down one of Iceland's most beautiful rivers, Hvítá. Before taking to the water, you will, once again, be provided with all necessary kit.  On the river itself, you will speed through a narrow basalt canyon, navigating the tempestuous rapids, as you drink in the incredible surrounding scenery.  After this second, thrilling activity, you will make your way back to Reykjavík with a head brimming with thrilling memories.  Hurry now to secure your spot on this fantastic combination tour balancing buggy riding and river jetting down the Hvítá river. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join this fantastic tour combining two of Iceland's most popular, adrenaline-fueled activities, buggy riding and snowmobiling. Combination tours such as this are the perfect choice for adventure-hungry travellers looking to experience as much of the Icelandic countryside as possible.  This tour begins at Skjól Campgrounds, located mid-way between Geysir geothermal area and Gullfoss waterfall, two of the major attractions on the famed Golden Circle sightseeing route. Here, you will meet your friendly, experienced and qualified buggy guides who will proceed to kit you out with all necessary equipment (e.g. overalls, helmet, gloves, etc.). Before heading off, you will also listen closely as your guides run through how to safely the buggy.  After that, it is time to hop aboard the 2-seat buggy with your friend, strap into the safety harness and switch to drive. You will begin by driving along an asphalt road in order to access the much-coveted highlands area. Soon, you'll move off the tarmac, instead choosing to zoom across dirt tracks and winding roads as you head towards Langjökull glacier.  Once you arrive at the glacier base, you will simply switch vehicles and equipment, then continue your adventure onto the ice cap. Snowmobiling on Langjökull is, truly, one of the best means of discovering the awesome power of Iceland's glaciers. It also provides you with some phenomenal views over the gorgeous surrounding area.  After the snowmobile tour, you will get back on the buggy and drive back to Skjól Campgrounds. Once back, safe and sound, you're invited to enjoy a pizza and beer with your guides as you look back on your day's adventure.  Hurry now and you too can experience the speed, adrenaline and awe that comes with both buggy riding and snowmobiling in Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Don’t hesitate to join this exciting combo tour balancing your day between riding a Buggy through the Icelandic wildlands and snorkelling at the crystal clear Silfra Fissure, found in Þingvellir National Park. This is, truly, a great opportunity for all those travellers eager to experience a variety of adventure tours whilst in Iceland, as well as those looking to maximise their time in the Capital Region.  Given the fact that this combination is two tours rolled into one, it is entirely up to you whether you choose to go Buggying or Snorkelling first, though be aware that both activities require you to wear a warm, thermal layer (Iceland’s weather can be cold, after all).  If, for instance, you choose to partake in the buggy side of the tour first, you will meet your friendly and qualified guides at the base camp in Reykjavík. Here, you will be kitted out with all of the necessary equipment, including a helmet, gloves and overalls, and will also be provided with a short safety briefing and lesson on handling the vehicle. When everyone is ready, its time to take to the countryside for one hour of thrilling riding.  Once you’re riding through the picturesque, fields near Reykjavík, it will become immediately clear to you as to why Buggy riding is one of Iceland’s most popular activities. Splashing through puddles, with the wind blowing through your hair, you’ll find Buggying to be the perfect fusion of fast-paced adrenaline and sightseeing.  After your time is up, you will head onto Þingvellir National Park where, again, you will be kitted out (e.g. drysuit, snorkel & mask, fins, etc.) and hear a safety briefing. Don’t worry if you’re a little concerned, having never tried snorkelling like this before; your guide will be with you every step of the way, and besides, your drysuit will keep you floating throughout the experience.   Surrounded by mossy volcanic meadows, Silfra Fissure is renown for its incredible visibility (often exceeding 100 metres), as well as the possibility for snorkellers and divers to touch both the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates at the same time… a truly unique experience! As you float over this epic underwater canyon, you’ll be amazed at the drama and diversity of Iceland’s landscapes, even those found beneath the still and tranquil water’s surface. After your time in the water is over, you are invited to warm up with some complimentary coffee and cookies.  Hurry now and you too can experience the joys of both Buggy riding in Icelandic nature and snorkelling in the serene and beautiful Silfra glacial fissure. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Get your blood pumping with this incredible combination tour where you'll engage in two highly exciting and popular activities all in one day; ATV riding and white water river rafting! This is the perfect tour opportunity for adrenaline-hungry guests looking to maximise Iceland's adventure options.  Your day will begin once you are picked up by your friendly driver/guide, who then proceed to drive you out the quad biking basecamp, leaving you free to enjoy the beautiful passing scenery from the comfort of the passenger's seat.  Once you arrive at base camp, you will be provided with all of the necessary activity gear, including overalls, gloves and a helmet, and will also be given a safety briefing on how to operate the ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) correctly.  Then it's out into the wild for a thrilling drive on the Reykjanes Peninsula. As the wind blows through your hair and the throttle rumbles beneath your fingers, you'll be blown away by the wealth of dramatic scenery on display; volcanic magma fields, canyons, trickling rivers and distant mountain peaks. On a clear day, you will even be able to see the mighty Snæfellsjökull glacier, standing tall on the horizon. After your ATV ride, you will be taken to your next meeting point, ready to try your hand at navigating one of Iceland's tumultuous rivers. Once again, everything you need will be laid out, including paddles, helmets and wetsuits, and newcomers to the sport will be pleased to know multiple guides will be on the water with you.  Before you know it, you'll be floating down one of Iceland famous rivers for a 7-kilometre rafting tour. You'll find yourself splashing through rapids, shouting enthusiastic directions to your boat-mates as you attempt to stay afloat. Not only that, but you'll see some truly incredible sights from the river.   After the rafting section of this tour is over, you are invited to a luxurious shower and sauna session, the perfect way to soothe your tired muscles after a day's adventuring.  So why delay any longer? Make sure to book now so as to secure your spot on this exciting combination tour balancing ATV riding and white water river rafting in Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Get ready for this exciting tour opportunity combining two of the most popular activities in Iceland; Buggy-riding and whale watching! This is a great opportunity for those travellers staying in Iceland’s capital, Reykjavík, who are looking to balance their day between adrenaline-fuelled adventure and a relaxed boat trip discovering the country’s eclectic wildlife.  You will begin the day with your designated tour guide picking you up at your designated pick-up location before taking you to the Buggy base, only a short drive away from the city centre. At the buggy base, you will gear up in all the necessary equipment; coveralls, balaclava, rubber boots, gloves and a helmet. Your guide will also provide you with a brief safety briefing and demonstration, ensuring your confidence operating the buggy.  Once you are ready, it is time to have some fun! You’ll start off on a dirt road and play around in some fun molehills, before heading further into the valley. Here, you will be driving under the foothills of the Reykjavík city mountain, Mt. Esja; this diverse landscape is something you would never have imagined could be found this close to the city! Aside from the specific trails, you’ll splash through riverbeds, mud puddles and play around on dirt tracks and maybe even snow!  After the buggy tour, you’ll be driven to Reykjavík's Old Harbor, where you’ll have some time to have lunch if you choose before your Whale Watching tour begins. When you finally head aboard, you’ll find the boat comfortable and cosy, with a fantastic interior, large outdoors viewing platforms and a safe family environment. The expert guides will take you out on the open water and ask for your help in spotting the majestic whales that can be found in Faxaflói Bay. There are over twenty cetacean species that call Iceland’s coastal waters home. Hopefully, the wait will not be too long, but this is nature so you can never be too sure. The guides will entertain you with fun facts about whales, marine life and the Icelandic people, as you sail and search. A fun exhibit on whales can be found indoors if you want a little shelter from the elements, and there is an open bar with coffee, tea and other refreshments on board. After the whale watching tour, you can join the transfer back to your meeting point, or take this opportunity to walk back to your hotel, through the city. So don’t delay any longer! Hurry now and you too can experience the delights of riding a buggy and whale watching in Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Come along on an adventure where you'll first race across the Icelandic landscapes on a buggy before soaring over Reykjavík city in a helicopter. Those looking for a unique and adrenaline-filled way to explore Iceland should not let this thrilling tour pass them by. The fun starts when you are picked up in Reykjavík and transported to the city limits where you will find the buggy base. Once there, you'll be geared up in waterproof overalls, rubber boots, balaclava, gloves, and a helmet, and given a short introduction to your ride.  Then there is nothing left but to mount your buggy and put your driving skills to the test as you race up hills and through river beds. You'll be splashing in mud and water on the slopes of the beautiful mountain Esja while the adrenaline surges through your veins. After the buggy tour, you'll be taken to Reykjavík domestic airport where you'll meet your pilot and board a helicopter that will take you on a scenic flight over Iceland's capital. You will soar across the beautiful city, seeing all of its iconic sites such as Harpa Concert Hall, Hallgrímskirkja church, Perlan landmark building. After taking in the view of Reykjavík, you'll make your way out of the city, towards the mountain Esja. You'll be flying over the areas you just raced across on your buggy, seeing the slopes and river you just splashed through. You'll land on top of this majestic mountain where you can view the city and breathe in the fresh, crisp mountain air. This is definitely one place you'll be thankful to have your camera! Discover Reykjavík city and get your adrenaline pumping with this two in one combination tour. Whizz through rivers and up hills on a buggy before taking to the sky in a helicopter. Check availability by choosing a date.

Shoot across a black volcanic beach of Iceland's South Coast, on an ATV adventure fit for all true lovers of excitement and nature. Join us on this one hour tour, where you will drive towards and on the black beach by Þorlákshöfn, to enjoy the extent of the Atlantic Ocean coastline. There is no feeling that truly compares to riding a powerful, four-wheeled ATV along the smooth black sands of this arctic beach. See all the wonders of the surrounding nature, while enjoying the adrenaline kick of your zippy vehicle.  The highlights of this excursion include driving on the volcanic beach while seeing the ocean up close and personal. You will then turn inland and follow a rocky pathway, so get ready for all the kicks of an exciting ride.  The trip is suitable for individuals, families and friends and is the perfect group activity. The driver of the ATV needs to have a valid driving licence, but no former ATV experience is needed, as your guides will teach you how to operate them safely.  Your guide will tell you a bit about the history of your surroundings along with teaching you how to operate the ATV. Note that you must always follow the guides' instructions and not go off the declared route.  You will be provided with a helmet and a warm suit, but we recommend that you bring gloves, since the Icelandic winter tends to get cold. Arrive 30 minutes prior to your trip so that you can get your gear, your instructions and safety guidelines. This is a thrilling and fun experience for people of all ages, where you combine a fun activity with beautiful nature and surroundings. Don't hesitate in signing up for the ATV adventure of your life. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join this splendid three-hour ATV Tour where you head into the lava fields by Þórlákshöfn. You will get a terrific view of the south coast of Iceland and a wonderful adventurous experience at the same time by the lava. Your guides will tell you the stories of nature and history on specific spots. You will also stop by the lava cave Arnarkerið to marvel at its formations. This trip combines nature and adrenaline with Icelandic history. The surroundings by Þórlákshöfn are breathtaking and full of history, guaranteeing your enjoyment. Þórlákshöfn and its surroundings offer a wide range of beautiful landscapes with black sand beaches, rocky cliffs, lava formations, caves, geothermal areas and vivid hot springs. One of the best ways to take in the extent of this scenery is by flying through it on a speedy ATV. The highlights of this tour are the black volcanic beach and its surroundings, along with the amazing lava fields that you will see on the inland drives. There will be lava formations, one of them being Arnarvogskerið crater, and the strange and cracked fields of Selvogsheiði heights. You will certainly see Icelandic nature at its finest.  Your guide will teach you how to drive the ATV, so no prior experience is needed. You will, of course, be provided with a super ATV, helmet and warm suit, but it comes recommended that you bring gloves. The minimum participants are two persons. The driver of the ATV needs to have a valid driver’s licence and the minimum age of the passenger is 12 years of age. Maximum participants number is 24 persons. The tour takes about 3 hours but you need to show up 30 minutes prior to departure to get your gear and go through the safety and driving instructions. This is a perfect activity for families or friends to enjoy a fun day together where you can combine history, fun, adventure and nature. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Discover the Icelandic Highlands during a thrilling Buggy ride on this day tour to the Landmannalaugar region. If you’re a travelling daredevil or hiker, wishing to behold and experience the magnificent landscapes of the Central Highlands, this is the tour for you. Your adventure begins as you meet on location at Hrauneyjar. This area can be reached by a normal car, making this excursion perfect for those renting a car and not an extravagant 4x4 jeep during their stay in Iceland. After meeting with your friendly local guide and getting geared up with gloves, helmet, overalls and balaclavas, it’s time to rev up your engine and head for the geothermal paradise of Landmannalaugar. There might be no better way to experience the Highlands than from the back of a Buggy. You’ll be driving through the wild and rugged mountains of the Fjallabak Nature Reserve, dotted with deeply incised valleys and unbelievable natural sceneries.  The ride both back and forth will take you approximately six or seven hours, meaning you’ll get plenty of time to get to know your vehicle and trying your luck on the wild gravel roads. All around you, there will be rhyolite mountains, lush valleys, volcanic terrain and staggering natural beauty.  The carefully crafted route contains several pseudo-craters and lakes, where you can experience first-hand how volcanoes, earthquakes and geothermal activity affect and shape the landscape of the Central Highlands.  Arriving at Landmannalaugar, you’ll stop to rest and admire the otherworldly scenery, with the added chance of a rewarding soak in a natural geothermal hot spring. It goes without saying that you should not forget your bathing suit, towel or camera!  Driving back to base camp, you’ll take a different route of roads less travelled, fully taking in the melting pot of geothermal landscapes at hand. Don’t miss out on this incredible and exclusive Highland adventure and secure your spot on this full-day Buggy tour now. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join this small-group combo tour and cruise the famous Golden Circle route before strapping on a helmet and going for a thrilling one-hour buggy ride. If you want to combine sightseeing with heart-racing action during your stay in Iceland, this is the adventure for you.  Your excursion begins as you get picked up in Reykjavík City by a comfortable minibus, to meet your guide and the rest of your small group of travel companions. Then, it’s time to see the world-renowned sites of the Golden Circle.  Your first stop is Þingvellir National Park, a stunning continental rift valley and a UNESCO world heritage site. Right amidst these fissures and cracks where the Earth is visibly being pulled apart by subterranean forces, the Viking Chieftains of old decided the laws of Alþingi and settled gruesome family feuds. After having explored the volcanic landscapes of the park, you’ll continue to your next stop of the Geysir geothermal area. Here is where the great geyser Strokkur regularly erupts boiling water as high as 40 metres into the air during a dazzling display of geothermal power.  Next up is Gullfoss, a massive waterfall that cascades down two tiers into a grand canyon below. The sightseeing route is named after this natural marvel, and you’ll get to experience for yourself why the falls are the most iconic and beloved in all of Iceland.  Once you have enjoyed these incredible sites, it is time to head back towards to capital to arrive at the buggy base camp. There, you will be provided with all the necessary driving gear such as balaclavas, gloves, rubber boots, helmet and a waterproof overall.  After a short safety briefing, it’s time to hit the road and get down and dirty in the mud, zipping across hills, mud tracks, riverbeds and puddles. You have a full hour to engage in being a daredevil, enjoying a thrilling ride in the company of your newfound friends.  Once you are done, you might be covered in mud from head to toe, so be glad that your adventure concludes here as you catch your ride back to your accommodation, with plenty of time to shower off and enjoy the rest of your evening.  Don’t miss out on this fantastic combo of both sightseeing the most famous attractions in Iceland and stocking up on adrenaline during a one-hour buggy ride. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join a highland adventure on this adrenaline-driven tour to Þórsmörk! You are in for a treat because there is no better way to visit this highland oasis than in a Buggy. The hidden valley of the thunder god Þór is truly a natural gem and every Icelander’s favourite place to be. Situated in the south of Iceland, between the glaciers Tindfjallajökull and Eyjafjallajökull, the beautiful valley is hiding. During the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull volcano, much of the area was covered with a thick layer of volcanic ash. It took mother nature months to return the area to its normal state and now it looks as good as ever. This is a meet-on-location tour, and you must meet up with your guide at Nauthúsagil canyon. After being provided with all necessary gear and a safety briefing, you jump on board the Buggy, strap yourself in, and off you go. The Buggies are special 2-seat all-terrain sports vehicles, equipped with a 4-point safety harness, surrounded by a roll cage. The automatic transmission makes life easier behind the wheel. All you need is a spirit of adventure, a valid driving license for the driver—and a high tolerance to dirt. The road is a gravel road, so you will have that real off-road feeling, putting your driving abilities to the test. You will be crossing several rivers and streams, so make sure to follow the lead of your guide. You will make a stop at Gígjökull glacier, and explore the after-effects of the 2010 eruption. Your guide will tell you about the area, and the glacier lagoon that used to be there. Now the glacier itself is almost gone, and the lagoon itself has disappeared completely. As you drive further into the valley, you may have time to take a short hike into a narrow canyon, Stakkholtsgjá, to explore a hidden waterfall. Further into the valley, you will visit the Básar area, where you can take a short hike, with a stunning view out the whole valley. When it is time to head back, you may want to change seats with your partner, allowing them the chance to test their river-crossing and off-road-driving abilities. Explore the Icelandic highlands in the most fun way and add some thrill to your day. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Come and see the Golden Circle in the most adventurous way! Combine sightseeing, super Jeep rides and Buggy driving on this unique tour. After being picked up from your accommodation in an awesome super jeep, you head to the beautiful national park of Þingvellir. The national park is a UNESCO world heritage site for its historical significance, as the original site of the Saga era parliament, Althingi, which was founded there. It is also interesting from a geological standpoint since you can clearly see the rift between the Eurasian and American tectonic plates and how their drift is pulling the island apart about 2.5 cm every year. Next up is Haukadalur. The geyser hot spring area has few bubbling mud pools and one sprouting geyser named Strokkur which erupts approximately every 8 to 10 minutes sprouting the hot water 15-20 meters high up in the air—just make sure you don't stand downwind from that one or it is quite a warm shower for you! Your final stop is Gullfoss waterfall, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland. As one first approach the falls, the edge is obscured from view, so that it appears that the river simply vanishes into the earth. Once you get closer, the beautiful tiered waterfall comes in to view, in all its glory. After a full day of sightseeing, it is time to head back to Reykjavik and to the Buggy base. At the base, you will be geared up in all the necessary equipment, given a short safety briefing, and then let the engines roar! It is time to get going on the 1-hour Buggy tour of the day. Splashing through river beds and puddles, playing in the mud and driving along dirt-roads, makes this the ultimate way to experience the beautiful nature on the outskirts of Reykjavik. It is also good that this is your last stop of the day, because despite your waterproof coveralls, you may still get soaked to the bone, splashing in the buggy, and then it is good to be heading straight to the hotel after. Book now to secure your spot on a tour that intimately introduces you to the raw power of Icelandic nature. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Want to stay off the paved road while you enjoy the Golden Circle? Don‘t feel like milling around in a massive bus, with 50 other people? Join the Golden Buggy Circle and bring sightseeing to a whole new level! You will be picked up from your pick-up location in the city and drive for 20 minutes to base camp, where you will be fitted with the gear you need for this awesome journey. Then you continue for another 30 minutes to Þingvellir National Park. You will have time to enjoy the park's beautiful scenery, learn all about its rich history and interesting geology before it is time to strap in! The buggies are waiting for you at the National Park, and after a short safety briefing, you drive into the wild, following mountain tracks for the ultimate driving experience in hauntingly desolate landscapes. These gravel roads are only open during the summer months and we would be very surprised if we met anyone en route, except of course at two of the most popular tourist destinations in Iceland; Geysir and Gullfoss. Geysir hot spring area, in Haukadalur, has few bubbling mud pools and one spouting geyser named Strokkur which erupts regularly every 8 to 10 minutes, sending hot water flying 15-20 meters high up in the air. The oldest accounts of hot springs date back to the 13th century, when earthquakes in the area caused significant changes in the landscape, creating several new hot springs. Changes in the activities of the geysers are strongly related to earthquake activities, which are incredibly common in Iceland. Gullfoss waterfall is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland. The wide Hvítá river, stemming from glacier Langjökull, rushes southward, flowing down into a wide curved three-step cliff and then abruptly plunges in two stages. Mostly known for its beauty, Gullfoss waterfall has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country, and should not be missed. You will now take a similar outback route back to Þingvellir, where your coach is patiently waiting to take you back to Reykjavik. Book now for the ultimate golden circle adventure. Check availability by choosing a date. 

If you are on a self-drive along the Golden Circle sightseeing route and want to add some fun to your day, you'd be well advised to take in two hours of adrenaline-filled buggy adventure. Get off the tourist trail and explore natural sights not accessible otherwise. Simply meet your guides at the base by Skjól camping and gear yourself in all the necessary safety equipment; coveralls, balaclavas, gloves and a helmet. Before the tour starts, everybody must listen, with ears wide open, to a short safety briefing, and then it is time to strap in! On this tour, you will drive through the beautiful woodlands of Haukadalsskógur forest before making your way into more barren areas. Once you have cleared the forest, you will take the highland roads with rough terrain, rocky paths and a whole lot of dust! Depending on the group, and the conditions each day, there are a number of routes you might take. In the distance, if the weather is playing fair, you will have a view over to Langjökull glacier and Mt Bláfell.  You will drive further along the highland roads, winding up a steep hill near Mt. Hlöðufell. From the top of the hill, you will have a view over to where Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir geothermal area are hiding in the distance. If the group consists of good drivers, you may drive up to Hagavatn glacier lagoon. Once you reach the lagoon, you are so close to the glacier that you will be happy that you have the warm coveralls on. The icy wind coming down from the glacier will pinch your cheeks and leave you feeling fresh and alive. Book now and secure for yourself the best possible way of shaking up your sightseeing day of the Golden circle, adding a bit of action to your travels! Check availability by choosing a date. 

Jump on this tour and combine speed on land with action on the high seas. This whale watching and ATV adventure is perfect for those who want to feel the wind on their faces while being surrounded by awe-inspiring nature. You will be picked up from Reykjavík by a shuttle bus in the morning of your excursion, and be brought to the ATV base camp in Úlfarsárdalur on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Here, friendly and experienced guides will introduce you to your vehicle, equipment, and the safety rules. Please note that you need a valid driver's licence on hand to be able to operate an ATV, but non-drivers and children can ride as passengers. ATVs are shared by two people, but you can have your own if you specify that you would like one while booking. For approximately one hour, you will shoot across Iceland's spectacular landscapes. The Reykjanes Peninsula is renowned for its lava landscapes, conic volcanoes, dramatic coasts and geothermal areas, making your quad-biking adventure as beautiful as it is exhilarating. After the tour, you will be driven to Reykjavík's Old Harbour for your whale watch. Faxaflói Bay, which sits by the capital, is renowned for its bountiful waters. Over twenty species of whale, dolphin and porpoise swim here, most commonly Minke Whales, Humpback Whales and White-Beaked Dolphins. Due to this diversity, no tour is ever the same. There is also a wealth of birdlife, which in the heights of summer includes puffins. Guides on board will keep a keen eye out for cetaceans, telling you about each species as well as the spectacular surrounding nature. If you are not lucky enough to see a marine mammal, you will be permitted to join another whale watch until you do. Enjoy Iceland by ATV and boat with this exciting combination. Check availability by choosing a date.

Thrust yourself into the incredible lava landscapes of Iceland by booking this seven-hour ATV and caving day tour. This adventure should not be overlooked by those seeking to pack their days in Iceland with exhilarating experiences. Your day begins when you are picked up from the meeting point on your voucher in Reykjavík by your friendly guides, and are whisked to the ATV base camp just outside the city. Here, you’ll dress into the safety gear provided, receive a quick briefing, then hop onto your quad-bike for your adventure. To drive an ATV, you need to have a valid driver’s license, but to ride as a passenger, you just need to be over five years old. The journey will first take you racing around the serene Lake Hafravatn and up Úlfarsfell Mountain, one of the peaks overlooking Reykjavík and its surrounding nature for some spectacular views. After you’ve marvelled at the panorama and taken your photos, you’ll hit the trails again, racing into the beautiful Blue Mountains. This route will show you mossy landscapes and expanses of lava rock before you arrive on a lava plateau. Beneath this lunar landscape is the Leiðarendi cave network, and you will take a quick break from quad-biking to explore it. Caving is a fascinating, exciting experience, and Leiðarendi is one of the most challenging and adventurous places to conduct the activity. Its twisting trails require a degree of crawling and clambering, and they are lined with stalagmites and stalactites. On your subterranean journey, your guide will tell you about the folklore and geology of the caves, and allow you to enjoy a moment with the torches off, in total darkness. When you emerge into the light of the day, you will return to your ATV and continue your adventure. This time, you will shoot along the Reykjanes Peninsula, marvelling over its volcanic peaks and otherworldly landscapes. Your main destinations on this peninsula are Lake Djúpavatn and the Krýsuvík Geothermal Area. The former is a serene place where you can stop for a moment and enjoy the silence and remoteness of Iceland’s nature. The latter is seething with the forces of the earth, and you can follow a safe wooden trail around the hot springs and fumaroles to admire such a natural phenomenon. Overall, you will be on the ATV for six hours, meaning you will cover a surprising amount of the sites of the south-west, all the while feeling the thrill of adrenaline pumping adventure. The tour ends when you are picked up in your minibus and escorted back to Reykjavík. Don’t miss this amazing day of exhilaration and nature. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop aboard a quad-bike and race through the incredible Icelandic environment with this ATV tour from Reykjavík. Available throughout the year, you will be picked up from the capital and driven just 15 minutes to the base camp, where your adventure begins. Here, you will meet your experienced guides, and be introduced to your vehicle, which could not be easier to operate. In order to drive, you need to have a driver’s license with you, but passengers can be as young as 6 and still enjoy the adventure. All equipment, which includes overalls, gloves and helmets are provided. It is still recommended to bring warm clothing with you to ensure your journey is comfortable throughout, and all your focus can be on the surrounding nature and excitement of the ride. After a quick briefing, you will set out along the edges of the lake Hafravatn, which is beautiful feature regardless of season; in summer it is renowned for its birdlife and surrounding flora, while in winter it is coated in gleaming ice. You will then ascend mount Hafrafell, right to its peak, where in clear weather you will attain spectacular views over Faxaflói Bay, the city of Reykjavík, and the surrounding nature. You’ll have an opportunity to pull up and take some photos, before setting off on an exciting adventure back down. If both you and your passenger are drivers, you can also use this opportunity to switch seats, allowing you to enjoy the thrill of operating an ATV and the joy of marvelling at the surrounding nature. All in all, the journey will last approximately an hour. Once you return to the base camp, you will be driven back to the capital city. The whole length of the tour from pickup to drop off is not likely to last longer than three hours, meaning you’ll have plenty of time to pack other activities into your day. Do not miss this thrilling ride through beautiful Icelandic landscapes just outside Reykjavík. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience Iceland’s midnight sun in a thrilling new way, with this late-night ATV tour just outside Reykjavík. This tour should not be missed by those eager to see the beautiful phenomena of Iceland in summer without missing out on any adventure. This tour begins after 21.00, when the sun is descending in the sky as if planning to set, at the ATV base camp on the outskirts of Reykjavík. You can either opt for a pick-up from the centre of the city, or make your own way there by car. Once you arrive, your friendly, experienced guides will dress you in all necessary equipment, brief you on the tour, and introduce you to your ATV. To drive one, you are required to have a valid driver’s license, but even those as young as six can hop on board as passengers. With the formalities complete, you’ll mount your ATV, and set off on your journey. The thrilling trails you will cover are bumpy, diverse, and provide incredible views of the landmarks around the capital. You will first skirt around the edge of Lake Hafravatn, and see it in its summer glory, with its surface glittering over the low-hanging but ever-present sun, and its waters thriving with birdlife. You’ll then start your thrilling ascent up the slopes of Mount Hafravatn. Once you reach its summit, you’ll have your chance to marvel over the views, still brightly lit in spite of the late hour. If the weather is clear, you’ll not only see the capital of Reykjavík and the bay of Faxafloi, but the Reykjanes Peninsula, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and Mount Esjan. Mount Esjan is particularly of note, as in the height of summer, the sun descends to its flat peak, before appearing to bounce back into the sky. You are free to take some photos and, if travelling with another driver, swap seats so that you get to experience the journey both as a passenger and behind the wheel. After that, you’ll continue on a rocky trail down this mountain, and up another one, Úlfarsfell. By the time you summit this peak, the sun will be reaching its lowest point, and the ‘golden hour’ of perfect lighting conditions will bless the views. You will be driving your ATV and enjoying the spectacular surrounding scenery for approximately two hours, before you return to the base camp. You’ll then make your way back to Reykjavík, for a well earned rest or to enjoy the capital’s famous nightlife. Don’t miss this opportunity to take an exhilarating ATV ride through beautiful nature, guided by the light of the midnight sun. Check availability by choosing a date.

Combine two thrilling Icelandic tours without travelling far out of Iceland’s capital, with this exciting combination an ATV excursion and a helicopter trip. This experience should not be overlooked by any looking to pack as much as they can into half a day in Reykjavík. The tour begins when you are picked up from the predetermined meeting point on your voucher (either your hotel or the nearest bus stop), and are driven to the ATV base camp on the city’s outskirts. Here, your friendly, experienced guides will dress you in protective gear, before showing you to your quadbike. Only licensed drivers are permitted to take the controls, but the only prerequisite for passengers is to be six years old or older. Once your group is all ready and comfortable, you’ll set off on the rocky trails up to Lake Hafravatn, a serene but often overlooked feature. After shooting around its shores, you will begin a daring and exciting ascent up Mount Hafrafell. The views from its summit are spectacular in clear weather. You will stop once you reach it for an opportunity to take photographs of the colourful rooftops of Reykjavík, the sparkling waters of Faxaflói Bay, and the flat-topped Mount Esjan. If the weather is notably good, you’ll also be able to marvel the volcanoes of the Reykjanes Peninsula and the length of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, to its crowning glacier, Snæfellsjökull. Although it will initially seem that these views cannot be matched, you’ll soon see that they are in fact enhanced when seen from a helicopter. You’ll quadbike back down the mountain to the base camp, where you’ll give back your equipment and be escorted to Reykjavík’s Domestic Airport. Here, you’ll meet your pilot, who will brief you on your flight route, before letting you board their chopper. These modern, well-maintained vehicles are incredibly safe to journey on, but no one will blame you for clutching your armrests as you lift into the sky, and Iceland’s capital shrinks beneath you. Your fear will no doubt dissipate into excitement as you soar through the skies above Reykjavík. The sites of the city are beautiful from street level, even more so from the peak of Hafrafell, but simply without comparison from a helicopter. Your overall journey will take about an hour, but midway through, your pilot will make a mountaintop landing, and allow you twenty minutes to photograph the beautiful surrounding landscapes. The adventure will finish when you land back at the airport, with enough time to fully enjoy the rest of your day. Don’t miss this thrilling combination of driving an ATV and flying in a helicopter. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience both an adventure tour and an essential sightseeing excursion on the same day, with this combination of buggy riding and travelling around the Golden Circle. This opportunity should not be missed by those seeking diverse, exciting experiences in Iceland. Your day will begin when you are picked up from the city of Reykjavílk, and taken to the buggy base camp, just fifteen minutes away. Here, you’ll get introduced to your vehicle for the morning, and be provided with all protective gear necessary. With all briefings complete, you’ll set out into Iceland’s nature. Please note that to operate a buggy, you need a driver’s license; anyone six and over, however, can join in the fun as a passenger. The bumpy, thrilling route will take you around the serene lake of Hafravatn and up the slopes of the dramatic mountain Hafrafell. Once you reach its summit, you’ll be able to hop off for a few minutes to marvel over and photograph the beautiful views, of Iceland’s capital, Faxaflói Bay, and, in clear weather, the Reykjanes and Snæfellsnes Peninsulas. Your journey will last about an hour, concluding when you descend the twisting trails down the mountain, back to base camp. From here, you’ll start your Golden Circle adventure by bus. The Golden Circle is Iceland’s most popular sightseeing route, consisting of Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Waterfall. The order you visit them will be based on conditions and the discretion of your guides. Þingvellir is a beautiful valley which nestles between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. It is renowned for its geology, forests and sparkling springs, but is best known for its history. Icelanders started a national assembly here in 930 AD, which has lasted over a millennium and continues today (albeit in Reykjavík). The Geysir Geothermal Area is exactly what it says on the tin. This is one of Iceland’s best places to marvel over fumaroles, hot springs and, of course, geysers. The most active of these is Strokkur. It erupts every five to ten minutes, and it has been known to blast water well over twenty metres high. Finally is ‘the golden waterfall’, Gullfoss. One of Iceland’s most iconic features, Gullfoss falls from a height of over thirty metres in two tiers into a 10,000 year old valley, carved during the last ice age. It has many viewing platforms from which guests can marvel over its scale and power. With these sites completed, you’ll be returned to Reykjavík, in good time for a delicious dinner and a few drinks. Don’t miss this perfect combination of sightseeing and adventure. Check availability by choosing a date.