Super jeep Tours in Iceland

This Superjeep Tours Iceland begins from Reykjavik and passes through Þjórsárdalur valley to stop at Hjalparfoss waterfalls. On your way to Landmannalaugar, the Jeep halts at the renowned Crater Lake Ljotipollur. You can unpack your lunch or go for a short hike or swim here. On your way back, you will come across Volcano Hekla on the Domadalur route before arriving at the dropping point.

This Superjeep Tours Iceland starts with a visit to Vatnajokull, the largest Glacier of Europe where the guide explains about the importance of glaciers and icefields in nature. This is followed by mesmerising views of places like the Vatnajokull National Park, Sultartungugil glacier valley, Esjuföll mountains and Öræfajokull glacier. The trip finally ends at the dropping point after stopping at Kálfafellsdalur glacier valley and the Brokartindur peak for a photo session of the picturesque views.

The Þórsmörk Super Jeep Tour includes an 8 kilometre long hike and passing by various unbridged glacial rivers. While hiking you will see amazing views of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, followed by arrival at the Gígjökull glacier to absorb the results of the Eyjafjallajökull eruption in 2010. This tour is also tailored according to the needs of the visitors and allows them to omit the hike due to the difficult route.

This trip begins with a visit to the popular Seljalandsfoss Waterfall. The guide here walks you to a cave hidden behind the waterfall to give you a different insight into the scenic area. The next stop is the Gljufrabui Waterfall that flows over the volcanic cliff to form a wonderful canyon. The final stop of this journey is the well known volcanic beaches which provide a contrasting view of the blue waters from the glaciers crashing over the black sand beaches.

The first stop of this Superjeep Tours Iceland is Deildartunguhver, Europe's strongest hot spring. The blowing steam from this waterbody forms an alluring view. The second stop is at a couple of waterfalls named Hraunfossar and Barnafossar located in the islands. The next halts are at the Husafell woodlands followed by the Langjokull Glacier before driving back to Reykjavik. On the way back, you can also catch a glimpse of the Thingvellir National Park and the Golden Circle Route before reaching the dropping point.

Located in Iceland's Fjallabak Nature Reserve, Landmannalaugar is well known for its vibrant mountains, hot springs and lava fields. It is also considered to have the best hiking trails in Iceland with serene views. The trail is a 55 kilometre trek or the Hrafntinnusker trail which is 12 kilometres long are noteworthy mentions of Landmannalaugar.

Located in southern Iceland, Thorsmork is a mountain ridge placed between Tindfjallajökull and Eyjafjallajökull. It is located 150 kilometres away from Reykjavik.The Krossa River is one of the notable highlights of Thorsmork. This place is accessible only during the summer months and we strongly suggest you to drive in Super jeeps to reach this location safely.

Eyjafjallajökull comprises a glacial volcano that has formed an ice cap, which is spread over an area of 80 square kilometres.This volcano last exploded in 2010 resulting in melting of the glaciers which caused floods in certain areas. The release of volcanic ashes from the eruption hampered the following air flights for several days.

Situated in southern Iceland, the Hekla Volcano is one of the most active volcanoes and has erupted 20 times since 874 AD. The last time it erupted was in the year 2000. Although Hekla is also a popular hiking and mountaineering site, it is suggested that visitors are reading cautiously near it due to its active nature. The Hekla Center supplies tourists with valuable information about the volcano and its surroundings.

Langjökull is the second largest Glacier in Iceland after Vatnajokull and is spread over an area of 1025 square kilometres. It stands 4757 feet high and provides for several water bodies like River Hvita, River Olfusa and Lake Haga. Langjökull is the nearest glacier to Reykjavik and is situated 150 kilometres away from Reykjavik.

Sólheimajökull is well known for its mystical combination of volcanic ash and glacial ice. Ot also houses the enigmatic Dragon Queen Blue Ice Cave, which gets its name for its true blue ice colour and magical look. It is located 158 kilometres from Reykjavik and is one of the most well known hiking trails.