Private Jeep Tour | Hvalfjordur – hot springs and waterfalls, Krauma hot relax, Into the Glacier Combo

Description

Explore less-crowded areas in West Iceland, admire captivating waterfalls and hot springs areas, have a ride on top a the Langjoikull glacier and visit the biggest tunnel inside the glacier ever made and much more on this fantastic Private Hvalfjordur, hot springs and waterfalls, Krauma hot relax, Into the Glacier tour by jeep.

The first highlight of the tour will be the breath-taking Hvalfjordur called also the whale fjord where you can visit the remains of the former whaling stations as well as Glymur waterfall - the second highest waterfall in Iceland. The road along Hvalfjordur is a perfect idea for everybody who would like to escape crowds and leave the bitten tracks. 

Then we will visit Deildartunguhver natural hot spring area where we will spend time on having a relaxing geothermal bath in newly open Krauma Spa. You will be able to choose between various types of hot tubs, pool, and saunas. Don't miss also their relaxation room. This all in the surroundings of mesmerizing Icelandic nature. 

After Krauma, we will head to the historical town of Reykholt and make photographs of nearby waterfalls - Hraunfoss and Barnafoss.   

The main highlight of the tour will be Húsafell – the base where all excursions to Langjökull glacier starts. Langjökull is the second largest glacier in Iceland and we are going to need a ride by a specially modified monster track as only this type of vehicle can drive on top of a vast ice cap. We will park in front of the tunnel to enter the astounding world that can be found under the surface of the ice cap. There we will discover the cross section of the glacier that shows a scale of a snowfall throughout the ages and signs of previous eruptions in Iceland that formed black lines, where the volcanic ash was settled and later pressed by the gravity and glacier moving down the hill. 

We would like to inform that the Into the Glacier tour is not included in the price of the tour. If you would like to add it please contact us.

Moreover, in winter months (September-March) on our way back to Reykjavik, we will make additional stops and if we will be lucky enough will spot the Northern Lights (weather permitting).