Leave the hustle and bustle of Reykajvik behind and go on a super jeep adventure into the Icelandic wilderness. Visit the most powerful hot springs in Europe, explore an ice cave and visit some of Iceland’s lesser known waterfalls. You’ll even drive across a fjord under the sea! 

The amazing things you’ll do on your tour

• Take a ride on Hvalfjörður – the famous Icelandic road tunnel under the Hvalfjörður fjord
• See the hot springs at Deildartunguhver
• Visit Hraunfossar Waterfall – The Children’s Waterfall
• Enjoy the view over Langjökull Glacier
• Enter an ice cave
• Learn the legends surrounding the waterfall in Grimsá – home of the trolls

Visit the most powerful hot springs in Europe

Come close to the hot springs at Deildartunguhver.  Providing 180 l/sec of 100°C hot water, the springs are used as a heating source for the nearby towns of Borgarnes and Akranes.

Fancy a soak? Well, you’re just stopping for a quick visit but if you’ve had a shower anywhere within 65km of Deildartunguhver, you’ve already bathed with the thermal water from the spring!

Step off the well-known tourist track & visit 2 of Iceland’s lesser known waterfalls

Hraunfossar -The Children’s Waterfall

Hraunfossar is not your usual waterfall – it’s formed of multiple streams, coming from beneath an ancient lava flow, spanning over 900 meters. Being outside of the classic tourist routes, it’s a place with a particularly peaceful atmosphere.  

The waterfall is even more beautiful in the winter months when the water freezes and turns into spectacular giant icicles.

The story behind the name

The name Hraunfossar, which means “Children’s Waterfall” in Icelandic, has rather dark roots. According to the legend, there used to be a natural bridge over the waterfall, from which two local children fell to their deaths. Their grieving mother is said to have destroyed the bridge in her despair.  

The Troll Waterfall

Immerse in the world of tales at the waterfall in Grimsá – home of the trolls. See the giant troll face, formed in the rocks, overseeing the water and delve into the Icelandic folklore.

Explore a cave entirely made of ice

Set foot on the majestic Langjökull glacier – follow the man-made ice tunnels that take you into the glacier itself.

Enter a fairy-tale like space, as you find yourself surrounded by crystal clear blue ice. You’ll feel like you’re visiting Elsa’s frozen kingdom of Arendelle!