Super Jeep Tours

Witness the most classic sites of West Iceland with this super jeep day tour. This excursion is perfect for those who want to see lava caves, glaciers, waterfalls and the highlands. You will be picked up from Reykjavík in a vehicle that can handle any terrain, and whisked out of the capital. Due to the size of the jeep, you are guaranteed a very personal experience. Your first destination is Þingvellir National Park. This is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Icelandic mainland due to its wealth of history, but this is where Icelanders founded their parliament, the 'Alþingi', in 930 AD. It is also renowned for its lava landscapes, created by volcanic eruptions, but the park sits directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. After admiring this site and having an enjoyable walk, you will take a highland road up to the second largest glacier in Europe, Langjökull. Your super jeep is more than capable of ascending the icy slopes of the glacier, allowing you to witness amazing views over the country's interior, as well as awe-inspiring snowscapes. Next on the agenda is the dramatic lava field of Hallmundarhraun, which holds one of Iceland's most incredible lava caves. At this point, you'll be provided with a helmet and torch, and follow your guide into the subterranean world beneath Iceland's surface. After an incredible caving tour, you will return to your jeep, and be driven to a pair of adjacent waterfalls. Hraunfossar is wide, gently trickling through an enormous field of lava. Barnafoss, meanwhile, is rapid and ferocious, tearing down a narrow gorge. Once these sites have been enjoyed, you'll be taken back to Reykjavík. Come with us on this incredible adventure. Check availability by choosing a date.

Discover one of Iceland's natural gems, the Landmannalaugar geothermal area, on this luxurious super jeep tour. See stunning waterfalls and otherworldly crater lakes before taking a dip in a naturally heated pool. This tour shouldn’t be missed by anyone wanting to experience the best of Icelandic nature while travelling in comfort and style. Landmannalaugar is a vast area of unique beauty, located in the heart of Iceland’s southern highlands. Nestled between the jet-black Laugahraun lava field, Landmannalaugar is made up of windswept rhyolite mountains, a type of volcanic rock that creates a full spectrum of dazzling colour on the mountainside. Your adventure starts in Reykjavík, where you will be picked up in the morning by a super jeep. This large and luxurious vehicle is specially built to go off the beaten track, to areas not accessible by normal buses, so you will get an exclusive and unique experience as you traverse the highlands of Iceland. Your first stop of the day will be in Þjórsárdalur valley where you find Hjálparfoss waterfall. Situated in the lava field north of the stratovolcano Hekla, this is a twin cascade where two streams from the river Fossá, merge in the basin of the waterfall. Travelling from the beautiful waterfall, you’ll stop at two scenic lakes before you reach Landmannalaugar. The first lake is Ljótipollur, a crater lake with high edges in an unbelievable shade of red that contrast the azure blue water. The second is Frostaðavatn lake, a wide and beautiful lake popular among photographers around the world. The rhyolite mountains at Landmannalaugar appear in shades of red, pink, green and golden yellow, bestowing an otherworldly feel upon the whole area. You will get a chance to hike up one of the area’s many hiking trails before taking a dip in the naturally heated geothermal pool and relax after a day of travelling. Before you head back to the city, you will make a quick stop in Dómadalur valley where you will find the waterfall, Þjófafoss. You will be thankful for the superjeep as it is one of the few vehicles that can easily access the route to this gorgeous waterfall. You will also visit the magnificent volcano Hekla, one of Iceland’s most active volcanoes. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to travel the geothermal and volcanic landscapes of Iceland’s highlands. See areas not visited by many on this exclusive superjeep tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop on board a super jeep and travel in style on this hunt for the breathtaking Northern Lights. Take in the stunning scenery of the Icelandic landscape while keeping an eye on the sky for this elusive but incredible sight. This tour is perfect for those who’d like to witness one of the world’s greatest wonders in comfort.  You will be picked up in Reykjavík in the evening by a custom 4x4 super jeep, built to handle the rough Icelandic terrain. You will be driven far away from the lights of the city to the darkened countryside for the best possible view of these bright dancing lights.  On your journey, you will be driven by an expert guide who will look for gaps in the clouds and signs of the aurora borealis. They will pick the best location to see this beautiful light display and entertain you with information about the Icelandic nature.  On the way to the perfect spot, you will be driven through the stunning Icelandic landscape. You will travel past fields and mountains and get an unbelievable nighttime view of the country.  The super jeep, in which you will be travelling, provides comfort unmatched by the big buses. Its size allows the driver to reach places the big buses cannot. You will also travel in a small group, which makes the experience especially private and peaceful. You will get a chance to exit the super jeep for a better view of the green, pink and white colours in the sky. The Northern Lights are only visible during the wintertime and only in countries in the far north. So dress warmly for this unique opportunity to see this rare natural phenomenon.  Don't miss your chance to see the incredible Northern Lights with your own eyes. Come along for an intimate, awe-inspiring experience that you will never forget. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Don't miss out on this adventurous day tour to the surreal, yet sublime, Landmannalaugar, one of the country's most wild and beautiful spots. This tour is the perfect opportunity for travellers hoping to experience some of the lesser-visited regions during their time in Iceland.  You will leave Iceland's charming capital city, Reykjavik, in the early morning, setting out towards the gorgeous Highlands in a specially modified Super Jeep, the perfect vehicle for traversing Landmannalaugar's tricky terrain. One of the first stops of the day is Hjálparfoss, one of Iceland's most beautiful waterfalls. From there, the tour continues through the amazing and dramatic mountainscapes that so characterise the area. You will stumble across the water-filled crater, Ljótipollur, one of the highlights of the day, before entering the Highlands themselves. When you do so, you will be immediately overcome with the colourful, kaleidoscopic hillsides visible from every window of your Super Jeep.  In the heart of Landmannalaugar, you will have the chance to take a bath in a natural hot-spring; the area is dotted with geothermally heated pools, landing the region the title "The Pools of the People". Please make sure to bring a towel and swimwear if you're looking to enjoy these soothing waters, all the while surrounded by the dazzling Rhyolite mountains. Alternatively, you could decide to take a small hike through the area. After relaxing in the pool, or once you're back from your short hike, the tour will take you to the Queen of Icelandic volcano's, Mount Hekla. You will be driven up to a height of approx. 900 meters above sea-level to capture some astonishing views in all directions. make sure not to forget your camera; you will definitely want to snapshot the gorgeous and sweeping panoramas.  So hurry now! Don't miss your chance to visit this surreal and fantastical area for a unique chance to explore the Icelandic central highlands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Grab this adventure-packed winter package in Iceland, and tick many things off your bucket list. This package offers the most popular activities and attractions when Iceland is at its wintry best. Along with famous locations such as the Golden Circle, Kirkjufell on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon at Vatnajökull National Park, you'll be taken to the remote and wild Landmannalaugar highlands. There you can admire the area's colourful rhyolite mountains in pristine winter beauty, when they are ringed with frost and snow. A thrilling snowmobile ride is included in the 3-day tour of Landmannalaugar, which is paired with total relaxation at a wild hot spring in the highlands, surrounded by snow. There can hardly be a more fitting location to enjoy the Northern Lights at night. You will explore a natural blue ice cave underneath the 1000-year-old Vatnajökull glacier during your tour to the south coast. During your trip to Snæfellsnes peninsula in west Iceland, you will have the option of exploring the Vatnshellir lava cave for a small additional fee, and compare its beauty to the ice cave.  With this package, you will be able to experience Icelandic nature as the locals do. Get on a Superjeep with mammoth tires and head to the heart of this country with otherworldly landscapes. You'll experience all of this in small groups, with highly professional tour guides that will help you find the elusive Northern Lights. If all this wasn't enough, you can also add more excitement during the booking process. Other possibilities include a 2-hour horseback riding tour in the countryside around Reykjavik on the smooth-gaited Icelandic horse, a choice of helicopter tours for unforgettable views, or a day trip to Mývatn in the north (including flights).  All accommodation is included, and the detailed itinerary can be found below. Don't miss this ultimate, mind-blowing wintertime adventure! Check availability by choosing a date.

Join a unique tour of the Westfjords that takes you to some of the country's most iconic natural wonders, including Dynjandi, one of Iceland's most stunning waterfalls. The scenic drive takes you from Ísafjörður to the picturesque fjord trio of Önundarfjörður, Dýrafjörður and Arnarfjörður. Dynjandi falls bears its name with pride. The name means 'The One who Thunders' in Icelandic, and you will understand why when you stand by this giant and hear the deafening roar of the water falling from the high Dynjandisheiði mountain. The voice of this waterfall can be heard throughout the fjord and up into the mountains. You will stop for approximately one-hour by Dynjandi and enjoy its beauty and the peace of the surroundings. You can take a short walk and read about the farm that once stood there, or visit each of the smaller waterfalls that together form the waterfall Dynjandi. There will be plenty of time for an easy hike to the symmetric top tier of the waterfall. The three fjords you will visit are some of the most impressive fjords in Iceland, with their steep mountains and near to no lowland. They are filled with history and Sagas from the legend of Gísli Súrsson, who fought his enemies here and became known as one of Iceland's toughest fighters. Visible from the fall is Hrafnseyri farm and church, where Jón Sigurðsson, the leader of Iceland's fight for independence was born. Children are offered special rates, so this is a perfect family tour in which you will have plenty of opportunities to create wonderful memories in this unique landscape—and of course, you will have plenty of time to take some amazing photographs to immortalise your visit. Don't miss out on this chance of seeing one of Iceland's most incredible waterfalls. Check availability by choosing a date.

Embark on a thrilling sightseeing venture this winter to behold the might of Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, along with an array of other spectacular sights in North Iceland. Anyone staying in Akureyri that wishes to experience the North’s natural marvels should secure their spot on this excursion now. The tour begins with a pickup in Iceland’s ‘Capital of the North’ Akureyri, from where you will hit the mountain road on a super jeep and make your way to Lake Mývatn. Here is where you’ll make a short stop to enjoy some of the incredible sights at hand. Better have your camera ready, as the volcanic terrain surrounding the lake is dotted with pseudocraters, bubbling mud pools and mystical lava formations. Then, get ready to go off the main road as you continue your drive to arrive at the glacier river Jökulsá á Fjöllum, fed with meltwater from Iceland’s largest ice cap Vatnajökull. Watch as masses of glacial water, mud and sand rumble forward to feed a number of majestic waterfalls along the river’s 30-kilometre stretch. The most extraordinary of these falls is arguably Dettifoss, your number one destination of the day. Watch as these falls stretch out to a hundred metres wide, with a drop of over forty metres and a water flow rate that is reputed to top all other falls on the continent. Your guide will reveal to you the different viewing points and take you to all the best photography spots, to best capture the cascading power of the falls. Since this tour operates over the winter season, if it is snowing when you are participating, you will be provided with snowshoes to make your hike easier. You will also get a chance to visit the adjoining waterfalls Selfoss and Hafragilsfoss, so rest assured you will fully experience the power of this mighty river. Finally, you will stop at a local café for refreshments before heading back to Akureyri. Book your excursion now and immerse yourself in the beauty of North Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date.

Jump aboard this Super Jeep excursion around the most popular sites in Iceland, combined with the snowmobiling adventure of a lifetime. See all three incredible attractions on the world-famous Golden Circle, before taking a trip to Europe’s second largest glacier for an exhilarating blast across the ice. You will be picked up at your accommodation in a Super Jeep modified for the Icelandic terrain; the limited number of seats means that your tour is sure to be personal and comfortable. From there, you start the sightseeing component of your adventure, shooting out of the city to the Golden Circle. The first of the Golden Circle’s three spectacular sites is Þingvellir National Park, a beautiful place of dramatic cliffs, crystal clear streams and stretches of verdant forest. The park sits directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, in the rift valley that runs through Iceland. In no other country can you see this divide between the continents, and in no other part of Iceland can you see it so starkly. After enjoying the park, you will head to the Haukadalur Valley, a beautiful geothermal area that is home to many hot springs, steam vents, and the Great Geysir which gave all other geysers their name. Although Geysir is largely inactive these days, its neighbour Stokkur is more than happy to erupt for you, blasting water over 20 metres (66 ft) high every ten minutes or so. The final stop on the Golden Circle is the incredible waterfall Gullfoss. You can approach a platform right at the river’s edge to marvel over the awesome power of these falls, and to get some great photo opportunities. Once you have fully appreciated its beauty, it’s time for lunch at Gullfoss’ charming restaurant. Following the meal, you’ll drive off to start your snowmobiling adventure. You’ll appreciate the Super Jeep’s off-road abilities on your way up to Langjökull glacier, as you splash through shallow rivers and bump along rough tracks; this turbulent ride is great fun and goes through some beautiful scenery. Your snowmobile and all the gear you need to keep you safe and warm is waiting for you at the glacier. After a quick lesson on how to operate your vehicle, you will set out for a breathtaking ride over the ancient ice. For a full hour, you will explore this magnificent, otherworldly landscape that most never even get to set eyes on. Following this exhilarating rush, you will head back to Reykjavík in time to enjoy your evening. Don’t miss this incredible way to see the Golden Circle and the second largest glacier in Europe. Check availability by choosing a date.

Be adventurous and explore the sites at and around Lake Mývatn in a super jeep. This is an exciting off road journey where you will get to follow some forgotten and unused trails around this region of geological and geothermal wonders. During your trip, you will get to experience rough off roading, while witnessing incredible volcanoes and waterfalls. Your trained and friendly guides will take you to some of Mývatn's more known attractions such as, Dimmuborgir, Grjótagjá and Hverir, as well as some hidden ones. Your first stop, however, will be at the magnificent waterfall Goðafoss, a site of great historic importance. This is approximately halfway between the lake and Akureyri, the town where you will be picked up. After marvelling over this feature, and learning all about it, you will reach the Mývatn region and visit Skútustaðagígar, a cluster of very unique pseudo craters, formed during a eruption in the area. This type of land formation has only been found in three locations in Iceland, and are only common in places as literally otherworldly as the planet Mars. The next stop will be  Dimmuborgir, an unusually dark and rough lava field which contains many volcanic caves and strange formations. Game of Thrones scenes North of the Wall have been shot here.  Your guides will then take you off-road, through the deep snow towards the volcanoes Hverfjall and Lúden. From here, you will take a secret passage to Hverir following a long forgotten trail. Hverir is a geothermal area with countless hot springs and steam vents dyed a variety of different colours. From here, you'll go over Námaskarð Pass to Grjótagjá. Grjótagjá is a small lava cave near lake Mývatn with a thermal spring inside. This was also used in Game of Thrones, and will be instantly recognisable to fans of the series. After enjoying these sites, you'll return to Akureyri. Hop aboard for this off-road adventure. Check availability by choosing a date.

Don't hesitate to join this immensely popular tour exploring the incredible landscapes directly around Eyjafjallajökull, a volcano which last erupted in 2010! This is a fantastic tour opportunity for those travellers looking to discover a side of the Icelandic countryside often overlooked by most visitors to the country.  Your adventure will begin after being picked up from your Reykjavík accommodation in a 4WD Super Jeep, the best-suited vehicle for south Iceland's rough terrain. The first stop is at one of Iceland’s loveliest waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss. Here the sure-footed can walk behind the thundering cascade to get a new perspective on this feature, though be careful—the trails are narrow, wet and a little slippery. Then, it’s on to a spectacular canyon, rich with unique flora, green moss and beautiful waterfalls. Depending on the conditions of the day, your driver will decide to either make a stop at Gljúfrabúi, a sparkling, hidden waterfall, or Nauthúsagil, a mystical ravine which lies under Eyjafjallajökull.  Next, it’s time to head to the Gigjökull glacier tongue. The driver will deflate the tires for some serious jeep action, including splashing through glacier rivers, so fasten your seatbelts, keep your windows closed and experience the adrenaline! Throughout this section of the tour, you will have fantastic views over the ice cap itself. After the glacier tongue, you will make a stop to grab a bite of lunch. This is a good opportunity to try the Icelandic meat soup made with lamb, rice and vegetables. This traditional soup is a hearty and popular meal that’s kept Icelanders warm and energetic through the centuries when food was scarce. After lunch, this tour will take you for an action-packed drive to the black volcano beaches of the south, where you will be presented with panoramic views in all directions. This is a truly beautiful area, stark with contrasts between the rolling blue waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the jet-black shoreline and the distant white mountainscapes.  Our last stop of the day is one of the largest waterfalls in Iceland, the impressive Skógafoss. It brings water from the 2 glaciers surrounding it, Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull, and some locals even whisper that a troll once hid a chest of buried treasure behind the curtain of water.  So what are you waiting for? Hurry and you too can explore the fascinating landscapes of the South Coast and see for yourself the majestic Eyjafjallajökull. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Hop aboard a mighty super jeep for a day tour of South Iceland, visiting the lush valley of Þórsmörk and the infamous glacier volcano Eyjafjallajökull. This tour includes both sightseeing and hiking, and should not be missed by anyone staying in Reykjavík looking to witness the most pristine and magical landscapes of Iceland.  Your journey begins with a pickup in the capital in the morning, where you will step aboard the super jeep and get to know your friendly local guide for the day. Then, you’ll begin travelling south-east, through a magnificent mountain pass and the lava plateau Hellisheiði, until reaching the geothermal town of Hveragerði.  The hills surrounding the town are dotted with active steam vents and greenhouses heated via volcanic hot springs. Continuing onwards, you’ll soon pass through the bustling town of Selfoss, before arriving at the small and picturesque Hella village. There, you might fit in a visit to the Saga Centre dedicated to the epic Saga of Njáll. Then, it’s time to leave the Ring Road behind to venture into the depths of Þórsmörk valley, an idyllic woodland surrounded by looming glaciers, including the one and only Eyjafjalljökull. As you take in the serene surroundings, you’ll realise why this location is known as the Valley of the Thunder God, Thor.  As you continue, you’ll be treading along the mountain roads of the Highlands, where your super jeep gets a chance to shine as it wades powerful glacier rivers to bring you to destinations unreachable by a normal car.  You will stop at the base of Gígjökull glacier, before embarking on a scenic hike into gorgeous river canyons, taking the time to explore the stunning ravine that is Stakkaholtsgjá.  On your way back to Reykjavík, you’ll make one last stop, at the picturesque Seljalandsfoss waterfall on the South Coast. These falls are all the more special since they boast an accessible cave, where you can enjoy a unique view from behind the cascading curtain of water.  After having explored all these sights and taken unbelievable photos to your heart’s content, you’ll return to Reykjavík City in the evening.  Don’t miss out on this exciting and versatile day tour, where you’ll visit astounding natural attractions while travelling in a modified super jeep. Check availability by choosing a date.

Secure your place on this fantastic sightseeing tour around Iceland's most popular tourist trail, the Golden Circle, as well as spend time on Langjökull, the second largest ice-cap in the country.  This is a fantastic opportunity for those to looking to see Iceland's major attractions within a single day.  First things first, you will be scooped up from Reykjavík and taken to the first stop of the day, Þingvellir, a National Park and site of the world’s oldest parliament (established on the site in 930 AD). The national park is situated on the Northern shore of Lake Þingvallavatn, the largest natural lake in Iceland.  Þingvellir National Park has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2004. The entrance to Þingvellir is a walk through the Almannagjá gorge, visible evidence of plate tectonic activity on the European-American fault-line which is, even today, pushing the two continents apart. Some of the rifts are full of clear water and continues to a  popular place for scuba diving and snorkelling, such as the famous Silfra Fissure.  Then it's on to the Geysir geothermal area, which has given its name to spouting hot springs the world over and, yet, is still one of the greatest natural attractions in Iceland. The giant geyser, Strokkur, will not fail to impress you, so have your camera at the ready for when it blows, which it does every few minutes. Other geothermal features include fumaroles, mud pools and other smaller geysers, as well as the large but dormant Geysir. Before heading into the Southern Highlands, we visit another iconic and impressive natural feature, Gullfoss. It goes by the name the Golden waterfall and carries the meltwater from Langjökull glacier down the Hvítá river. The waterfall has distinct, rocky tiers, and thus adds drama to the powerful display as water cascades a total of 32 m into the gorge below.  You can grab something to eat at either Gullfoss or Geysir café before you are driven on the mountain road, Kjölur, up to Langjökull glacier, with its endless snowfields and wonderful panoramic views of South Iceland. This route offers fascinating glimpses of nature's majesty. The return journey down from the glacier provides further unmissable photo opportunities with some serious jeep fun at the edge of the glacier before we head back to Reykjavík in time for dinner. So don't delay any longer! Grab your chance to join this once-in-a-lifetime experience on the Golden Circle route and Langjökull glacier. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Experience the barren interior and lunar-like landscapes of the Icelandic Highlands, on this day tour to Askja Caldera from Akureyri, with an added visit to Goðafoss Waterfall. If you’re staying in the North and wish to see some of the most celebrated highlights of the Icelandic wilderness, this is the excursion for you.  Your adventure begins with a pickup in the Capital of the North, Akureyri, where you will meet your experienced local guide and begin your super jeep journey to the barren landscapes of the Highlands of Iceland, stopping at Lake Mývatn amongst other photo-opportunity locations.   You’ll be visiting iconic landmarks such as the Herðubreiðalindir Oasis, a lush nature reserve of the Ódáðahraun lava field; and the Drekagil Gully, an eerie, fairytale-like ravine named after a dragon. Your guide will also lead you to a number of other off-the-map sites and places, showing you where Icelandic outlaws hid out in their banishment during the Middle Ages.  The highlight of your trip, however, will be the Askja Caldera, surrounded by the rhyolite mountains of Dyngjufjöll, with peaks reaching up to 1,500 metres (5,000 feet) above sea-level. This very location was utilised by NASA to train their astronauts for the first lunar landing during the 1960s space race.  Hiking up to the caldera, you’ll immediately understand why the space program deemed this part of planet Earth to be the perfect training ground for walking on the surface of the moon. The landscapes at hand are truly otherworldly, especially the milky waters of lake Öskjuvatn within the bowl of the caldera.  During your journey, who knows, you might run into the ghosts of outlaws, night trolls, hidden people or other creatures that have allegedly haunted travellers for centuries. Before the tour is over, you will also visit one of the pearls of the North, the mighty waterfall Goðafoss, adding something extra to an already fantastic travel experience in Iceland. Don’t miss out on this Highland adventure in the north of Iceland, witnessing lunar landscapes and cascading waterfalls. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Come along on a journey across the country, to see one of the most spectacular natural features of Iceland: the stunning Dettifoss waterfall. This super jeep tour is for anyone wanting to see the beautiful sights of North-Iceland in just a single day. You will start the day at Reykjavík Domestic Airport and take a short flight to the northern town of Akureyri where you will meet your guide and jump aboard a super jeep; a large vehicle, custom made to handle the North's snowy roads during wintertimes. From Akureyri, the northern capital of Iceland, you’ll go straight to Dettifoss, within Vatnajökull National Park, driving past dark lava fields and wide farmlands. Fed by meltwater from Vatnajökull glacier, Dettifoss is one of the most powerful waterfalls in all of Europe, with a width of 100 metres (328 ft.) and falling from a hight of 45 metres (150 ft.) into the stunning Jökulsárgljúfur canyon.  A walking path takes you right to the falls, where the wall of water that flows over the rocks has carved its way into the canyon over aeons. Mist is churned wildly by its passing, and rainbows are common on sunny days. You’ll have plenty of time to explore and drink in the beauty of the landscape here. Walk the paths to find the prettiest angle and take as many pictures as you like. It takes a few minutes to walk from the parking area to reach the falls, but once you're there, you’ll be greeted by the gorgeous sight. During the winter, the ground may be covered with snow but don't worry! Your guide will provide snowshoes to make sure the rocky terrain is easy and safe for you to cross.  You’ll then return to beautiful Akureyri in time to catch the afternoon flight back to the capital city. Don’t miss this chance to see one of the most glorious waterfalls in Iceland! Check availability by choosing a date.

Join us to one of Iceland's most wild and beautiful regions; Þórsmörk Valley, located in the southern highlands.  This is the perfect tour opportunity for those travellers looking to experience Iceland's most hidden and inaccessible spots.  Hidden between mountains and glaciers, Þórsmörk has been preserved and unspoiled for centuries. The valley is named after the Norse God of Thunder, Thor; the landscape more than meets the drama required for such a label, encompassing a variety of steep mountain slopes, frozen glacier tongues, roaring rivers, volcanic plateaus, lush hillsides and dark, cragged caves. It is as if the Gods had sculpted this place themselves...   Now you have the chance to experience this natural oasis, only accessible in the summer months, and only to specifically designed vehicles; aka; the Super-Jeep. This is due to the area's difficult terrain and numerous river crossings. The area is especially popular amongst nature enthusiasts, landscape photographers and intrepid hikers.  Before diving into the green heart of Þórsmörk, your super-jeep will first be making a stop at the iconic waterfall, Seljandsfoss, one of the treasures of Iceland's South Coast. Seljandsfoss is a rare example of a waterfall in Iceland where it is possible to walk directly behind the cascading water, providing an entirely new perspective on this amazing natural feature.   The next stop on your adventure is the everchanging glacier tongue, Gígjökull, originating from the infamous Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Observers of current affairs will recognise this volcano as the one which erupted in 2010, severely disrupting air travel across mainland Europe. Whilst in the Þórsmörk region, you will also visit a large, natural gorge where it is possible to actually enter the mountainside.  So what's the delay? Don't miss out on all of the attractions in Þórsmörk, the incredible valley of Thor, as well as those along the gorgeous South Coast. Check availability by choosing a date.

Jump aboard this Super Jeep tour for an adventure to the wild, untouched beauty of North Iceland. With incredible scenery, rich wildlife, and a vehicle that ensures your tour is personal and comfortable, this is not an excursion to be missed. You’ll be picked up early in the morning and make your way north. The first stop will be a lovely location called Bifröst, where you can take a pleasant walk to the twin craters Grábrók and Grábrókarfell. The Grábrók crater is large and dramatic, while Grá­brókarfell is smaller and covered with moss and birch bushes. The view from these craters is stunning. Following them, you’ll visit Kolugljúfur, a magnificent canyon famed for its beautiful waterfalls, collectively called Kolufossar. According to legend, a troll-woman named Kola used to sleep on a ledge by the falls, and catch salmon from the waters with her bare hands. Watching the peaceful river reach the canyon and tumble down, dramatic and pristine, is a magical experience. The next stop will be Borgarvirki, nicknamed ‘the Citadel’; nature formed this massive basalt fortress, but it was altered by the early Icelanders in the area, turning it into a pseudo-castle. According to the sagas, it was impenetrable, keeping its host clan safe from all invaders. It is possible to take steps to the top of Borgarvirki for some incredible panoramic views. There is a viewfinder up here, which will point out other notable landmarks in the surrounding area. Following the Citadel, you will head to the Vatnsnes peninsula, one of Iceland’s best locations for seal-watching, and the bay Húnaflói, which translates to ‘Bear Bay’. It is not unheard of for lost polar bears from Greenland to wind up here. The peninsula has a charming village you will stop at called Hvammstangi. Next, you will see Hvítserkur, the most famous rock formation in Iceland. Rising from the water on three ‘legs’, many compare its appearance to an elephant drinking. Folklore, however, claims it to be a troll, who entered the bay to hurl rocks at a local monastery; the beast stayed out too long, however, and was petrified into its current state by the light of the rising sun. Hvítserkur is also a popular bird-watching location. Though only 15 metres (49 feet) tall, many creatures nest in its hidden nooks, especially in summer. The north of Iceland is renowned for its incredible sights, though too few have the opportunity to see them. Immerse yourself in the wild, beautiful North. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come along on an adventure to the highlands on this private super jeep tour. Travel through lava fields, past colourful mountains and take a dip in the natural hot springs of Landmannalaugar on this immersive day tour. Landmannalaugar is at the edge of Laugahraun lava field, which was formed in an eruption around the year 1477. The area is known for its surrounding landscape of rhyolitic mountains that change colours with the sun's rays, and natural geothermal hot springs. You and your favourite people will be picked up in Reykjavík by a large super jeep, a modified 4x4 car built to handle the rough Icelandic roads. Your journey starts with a drive along the South Coast before heading into the highlands. First stop is Hekla, the Queen of Icelandic volcanoes. During the Middle Ages, Europeans called this volcano the "Gateway to Hell". After standing on top of Hekla and admiring the South Coast and highlands, you'll continue your journey, driving through a lush valley and striking scenery. The way to Landmannalaugar is dotted with beautiful black sand deserts, extinct calderas and amazingly green plains. We arrive in Landmannalaugar for a quick dip in the hot springs or a short hike up the surrounding mountains. Your journey doesn't end there because you'll get back in the super jeep and head straight to the next stop of the day, Ljótipollur crater. The crater's name means 'Ugly Puddle', however, it is anything but. It is crimson red with a deep lake at its bottom, filled with trout, and high edges on its sides. From there, you'll start making your way towards Reykjavík, but not before stopping at one of the country's most beautiful waterfalls, Hjálparfoss. Discover Iceland's hidden gems, and do so in style and comfort with this private super jeep tour to Landmannalaugar. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the beautiful South Coast and visit the stunning Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon with your favourite people on this private two-day tour. See stunning waterfalls, a black sand beach and majestic glaciers on your way to the icy lagoon. This tour is ideal for those who want to get an exclusive and private experience as they travel the country. You will start your adventure in Reykjavík city, where you will be picked up by either a Luxury Van, Minibus or 4x4 Jeep, according to the wishes of your group. You will then be driven out of the city along Route 1, towards Europe’s largest glacier, Vatnajökull, where you find the famous glacier lagoon. Along the way, you’ll visit some of the country’s most popular places such as the waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss, Reynisfjara black sand beach and Skaftafell Nature Reserve. You will also get a chance to get off the beaten path to some lesser known attractions, such as Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon and local farmstead Þorvaldseyri. You will have the chance to add some extra activities to your journey. When you book, you can opt for a glacier hike at Skaftafell or a boat tour on Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. If that doesn’t satisfy your needs, you can always ask your expert guide for tips on where to find other adventures or the most scenic of hiking trails. Enjoy everything the stunning South Coast has to offer on this immersive two-day tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join an exciting Super Jeep tour to Þórsmörk Nature Reserve, a place so beautiful that its name means 'the Valley of Thor'. This family-friendly tour runs throughout the year and should not be missed by anyone looking to bask in the natural beauty of Iceland. Þórsmörk is an incredibly scenic valley in the heart of South Iceland, surrounded by majestic mountain ridges and filled with contrasting forests and lava fields. It is also nestled amongst three awe-inspiring glaciers: Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull and Tindfjallajökull. To reach this secluded valley, your guide will drive you down rough Highland F-roads and cross several un-bridged and gushing glacial rivers, making getting to Þórsmörk as much of an adventure as being there. Thankfully, the 4x4 Super Jeeps are fully equipped for such challenges. On your way to Þórsmörk, you stop by at the roots of Gígjökull outlet glacier to observe the effects of the terrible 2010 eruption from Eyjafjallajökull. This eruption stopped the air traffic around the whole of Europe and threatened surrounding farms with floods and ash. Your guides are locals with a burning passion for the Icelandic nature and absolutely love their job. They will make sure you are enjoying your day from pick-up to drop-off and provide you with fun stories and interesting facts from the area. Þórsmörk has a unique and special vibe that you will note as soon as you arrive; the surroundings look much like they have been pulled straight from the pages of Tolkien. As well as enjoying the amazing views from the car window, you make stops to snap photos and hike shorter trails. The longest hike on this tour is about 30 minutes, but note that there is the option of skipping it and, instead, driving a gorgeous trail from Langidalur valley over to Húsadalur valley. You follow a trail deep down into the magical valley.  You then meet another guide at the Volcano Huts, located in Húsadalur. From this location, which boasts beautiful views, you will enjoy a lovely meal, included in the price. Make your Iceland adventure an unforgettable experience! Check availability by choosing a date.

Hurry now and join this superb super-jeep tour exploring the many majestic attractions of Iceland's South Coast, as well as the frozen slopes of Eyjafjallajökull glacier.  You will start this adventurous day by being picked up at your Reykjavík accommodation in our modified super jeep, a vehicle capable of traversing even the most extreme Icelandic terrain. You will then be driven towards Gigjökull glacier, a glacier tongue coming down from the famous Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Eyjafjallajökull erupted in 2010, causing turmoil to European air traffic.   During this enormous eruption, millions of litres of melted ice originating from Eyjafjallajokull came bursting down the mountainside, causing massive floods that would change the landscape for years to come. Before we arrive at Gígjökull, the super-jeep will cross a number of rivers, really showing off what this vehicle's large tyres are capable of.  At Gígjökull, you will have the opportunity to marvel at the staggering blue and black ice that covers the nearby mountainside. Seeing one of Iceland's glaciers up close is, truly, one of the most mesmerising experiences available in Iceland, and it is one of the key experiences that makes this country so special. After enough time at the glacier, you will begin your return journey home; by no means the end of your adventure, however. You will next see Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland’s most spectacular waterfalls. Seljalandsfoss is a rare example of where you can actually have a look behind the cascading water and come out on the other side After a walk behind the waterfall we will head towards the black sandy beaches that reach as far as the eye; here, you will have even more fun with the super-jeep, driving past the rolling waves of the Atlantic. You will also make a lunch stop, though this will fit in as best with the attractions of the day.  On the way back, you will make the last stop for the day, Skógafoss. While the driver inflates the huge tires of the jeep, you will have the opportunity to take a closer look at this beautiful, 15 m wide waterfall before heading back to Reykjavík. So what are you waiting for? Hurry now and you too can experience the incredible landscape of the South Coast, as well as the immense glacier, Eyjafjallajökull. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join an incredible seven-hour Super Jeep tour across the kaleidoscopic hills of Landmannalaugar. Landmannalaugar is nestled in the picturesque highlands of Iceland and is a must see for everyone visiting Iceland. It is one of the most beautiful and colourful regions of the country. Its rugged landscape, magnificent colours, bubbling hot springs and clear rivers are prevalent throughout, giving the area its own unique and highly captivating character. You will find yourself truly bewitched when driving through the beautiful mountains in a fully equipped Super Jeep and with a professional guide that loves the stunning Icelandic nature and enjoys their job to the fullest. Your guides are locals with years of experience. They possess deep knowledge of the area and provide you with enlightening entertainment along the way.  Among many jaw-dropping sights we visit is the crater lake, Ljótipollur which literally translates to ’Ugly Puddle'. Don't be fooled by the name; this is one of the most gorgeous spots in the whole of Landmannalaugar, with its still, turquoise water and sloping coastal hills. This is one of the most widely photographed areas in the region and is a popular stop off for hikers. You then relax and bathe in one of the region's natural hot pools, or alternatively go for a short hike around the area. After enjoying Landmannalaugar at its best you will head to one of Iceland's most active volcanoes; Hekla. Your guide will drive you up the slopes of the peak before you can immerse yourself in the astounding views. It is highly recommended that you bring with you on the trip warm outdoor clothing, a waterproof jacket, headwear, gloves, a swimming suit and a packed lunch. It is also advised to bring suitable hiking boots, should you choose to explore the area on foot. Book this and join us on this adventurous tour and witness the unbelievably faultless beauty of the highlands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join us on this unique super jeep tour across the Icelandic highlights and highlands in winter. This tour should not be missed by those who want to see the untouched, raw, harsh landscapes of this diverse nation. Conducted in a specially modified super jeep and led by a friendly and knowledgeable guide, you will not only get to explore the great sites of Iceland, but will also be introduced to hidden gems few know about. There is also more planned than just sightseeing; you will also have opportunities for hot spring bathing, and if the conditions allow, northern lights hunting. On day one, you will see the famous sites of south Iceland, around the Golden Circle; on day two, you will cross the highlands, a stark place few get to see, especially in winter; and on day three, you'll see the Diamond Circle, the greatest route of the north. On your final day, you will have free time in Akureyri before your planned flight back to Reykjavík. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Check availability by choosing a date.

This tour is designed to share the local secret spots of the popular route named Golden Circle. Our emphasis is connecting how we as Icelanders live with the elements island with 130 active volcanoes. How we as a nation have decided to be self sufficient and harness the natural resources we have been privilege to have the volcanic activity of Iceland. We will visit a geothermal power plant to learn how your Luxury icon of a car is powered along with domestic electricity supply in Iceland. We will visit both the must go places and with a little local secret twist that makes the experience so much fun exploring normally populated sights with limited people as we have a secret recipe for that.

Delve further into the history and culture of east Iceland with this Super Jeep tour, exploring the many rustic highlights of Breiðdalsvík valley. This tour is the perfect option for those travellers to Iceland seeking a deeper and more educative experience during their stay. Breiðdalsvík is a peaceful and beautiful corner of east Iceland; it is a region of historic grass-roofed farmsteads, unbridged rivers and plummeting waterfalls. In true Viking spirit, you will traverse through this fragile landscape in a Super Jeep, a modified vehicle capable of taking on the loose gravel roads and crossing the trickling rivers. You will begin your tour by driving into Breiðdalsvík valley, crossing an old bridge from where you look down into the crystal clear waters of the river canyon below. Following that, it’s time to drive off road - your friendly and experienced guide will navigate the treacherous backpasses, leading your group to the stunning waterfall, Beljandi. Next up is a short drive to your next destination, this time the waterfall Flögufoss. To get the best perspective of the cascading water (and the best position for snapping photographs) you will hike a short distance to the waterfall. It is then time to explore the history and culture of the region. You will be driven to a historic farmstead called Jórvík where you will see first-hand how many Icelanders lived during the 19th and 20th century. In summer, the farmstead is made all the more beautiful by a wealth of blossoming flowers. To bring your tour to a close, you will make a final stop at one of the region’s cultural landmarks, the local church Heydalir. The original building was constructed in 1856, but mysteriously burnt down in the late 20th century. Your guide will take the opportunity here to teach you further about the history of the region. Enjoy the natural and cultural depth of East Iceland fully with this eclectic Super Jeep tour, visiting waterfalls, historical sites and urban landmarks. Check availability by choosing a date.

Escape to the hauntingly beautiful landscapes of Iceland’s East Fjords to see wild reindeer in their natural habitat. This tour is the perfect escape for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts everywhere, with opportunities to get up close and personal with some of Iceland’s most beloved residents. You will be picked up from your accommodation in either Breiðdalsvík or Egilsstaðir and quickly whisked away into the dramatic natural beauty of the East fjords. Along the way, you will foster a deep and lasting connection with the Icelandic nature, enjoying sweeping views of snow-streaked mountains, deep gullies, cascading rivers and picturesque waterfalls. Though stunning, you’ll wonder how any sentient creature could live out here full time. Well, you have yet to meet the Reindeer... Reindeer were imported to Iceland from Norway in the 18th century in the interest of cultivating their meat and hides. However, Icelandic people were not as prone to reindeer husbandry as their native Scandinavian cousins, and the animals were left undomesticated and free to roam the wilderness. Today, reindeer can only be found in East Iceland, inhabiting from the vast expanse around Snæfell to as far as the glacier lagoon. During the summer months, reindeer tend to stay at higher elevations, moving down to grassier lowlands during the winter to feed. Sightings are best when the reindeer migrate to and from the valley. Led by a local specialist guide, this 4-hour tour is a safe opportunity for a personal wilderness experiences. By tracking wild reindeer, you will get to know the lives of these extraordinary animals and the methods in which they master the harsh northern climate. You’ll also be able to acquire some excellent photographs of the animals. So what are you waiting? Hurry now to maximise your stay in East Iceland and you too can experience the majesty of a wild reindeer herd, living against the backdrop of some gorgeous, rugged scenery. Check the booking availability by choosing a date.

Explore the little-travelled parts of east Iceland on this exciting and unique tour from Egilsstaðir. This tour should not be missed by those who are passionate about finding the remote parts of this glorious country and connecting with nature. You will also have the added bonus of bathing in a hot spring. You will meet your guides in the largest town of the East, Egilsstaðir. The vehicle that this tour is conducted in is a Super Jeep, meaning your group size is guaranteed to be small - allowing you to get your guide’s attention whenever needed - and letting you cross highland and mountain trails. Considering how snowy this region gets in winter, you’ll be very grateful for it. From Egilsstaðir, you’ll set out to explore the wonders of the region. You will start by heading for and marvelling over the country’s tallest freestanding mountain, Mount Snæfell. If you are lucky, you may see a herd of wild reindeer, as this is the main place in Iceland where they congregate. You will then head into the Vatnajökull National Park, where you can witness mountains, valleys, and part of the largest glacier in Iceland. You’ll move further into the Highlands, where you can see the Kárahnjúkur hydroelectric dam, the greatest in the country, and a source of much of the nation’s power. Finally, you will head to a mountain hut, where a hot spring awaits. Here, you can bask and relax, easing away any tensions from your holiday, while looking out across spectacular nature. In winter, this is especially the case, as the landscapes will be coated in snow. Do not miss this personal and exciting Super Jeep adventure to the remote sites of East Iceland, with the bonus of bathing in beautiful geothermally heated waters. Check availability by choosing a date.

Discover the mythology, the back-trails and the eclectic landscapes of the Streiti Coast by partaking in this Super Jeep sightseeing tour. This is the perfect opportunity for guests to get a more personal, intimate experience whilst exploring this beautiful stretch of East Iceland. You will take this tour from the backseat, while your knowledgeable and friendly guide navigates the craggy back roads in a modified 4x4 super jeep. As you drive off-road through sweeping canyons and rushing river beds, your guide will be eager to point out interesting landmarks and share with you the history and culture of the region. Make sure not to forget your camera; the passing scenery is too picturesque not to take a snapshot. As you head to your first destination, you will stop off a traditionally rural Icelandic church, an excellent opportunity to learn more about the folklore of the region. Following the river, you will arrive at the first major stop on your tour, the hidden waterfall Beljandi, a true gem amidst an already beautiful landscape. The waterfall is uncharacteristic of other waterfalls in Iceland, due to how low and wide it stretches. Whilst here, you will be surrounded by a ring of snow-peaked mountains and rolling farmland. From the waterfall, you will drive south of the valley to a peninsula characterised by its steep cliff faces. Here, you will take a thirty-minute hike down the rocky Streiti shoreline. Following a marked trail, you will have excellent views of the Streitishvarf Lighthouse and truly be able to appreciate the geological variety and majesty of your environment; they don’t call it the land of ice and fire for nothing. Book now and you too can explore the backcountry of East Iceland by Super Jeep. Rugged shorelines, cascading waterfalls and cultural landmarks all await. Check availability by choosing a date.