Fall yoke tours

Definitely amazing tour. Not a very thrilling adventure, but still you can enjoy the astonishing scenery and learn some glacier knowledge. I would recommend it.

If you come to Iceland, aside from the Northern Lights tour, this would be my top recommendation. It's truly worth spending a day experiencing. Our guide, Jay, was incredibly professional. In addition to hiking, he taught us how to climb and rappel on the glacier using ropes and ice axes! I brought my mother, who is almost 60, and he professionally designed different routes and methods for us, allowing us to experience climbing in various ways. On this tour, the guide will do their best to take you to the highest accessible point of the day, so you can admire the glacier from different perspectives!

We did the glacier hike at Fláajökull with Arctic Adventures and it was amazing! Our guide Neil was super knowledgeable, funny, and made the whole experience feel really safe while still adventurous. He explained so much about the glacier and pointed out cool details that I never would’ve noticed on my own. The pace was just right—enough time to enjoy the views, take photos, and really soak it all in without feeling rushed. Walking on the glacier itself was surreal, with the crevasses and blue ice around us… definitely a highlight of my trip to Iceland.

It must have been the summer season, as the icebergs weren't as spectacular as I'd imagined, which was a little disappointing. However, the staff were all wonderful, and the coffee and chocolate were free to enjoy. We were in a hurry and hadn't had lunch, so I ate two chocolate bars, which I greatly appreciated.

It's a bit of a trek, but the stunning views from the top of the mountain, along with a taste of natural glacial water, make this activity well worth it.

very easy claiming the voucher. everything is well organized. our tour guide is great and accommodating. explained also how the glaciers was formed.

This is definitely the most worthwhile trip in Iceland besides seeing the Northern Lights. 1. First, the only drawback: the check-in location is not very accurate. There are 4 cabins on site, and a campsite next to it, making it easy to miss. The correct check-in location coordinates are 64.016131, -16.968153. 2. Remember to pay the parking fee. The following are all advantages: 3. You can rent waterproof hiking boots on site for 1500 ISK. They are clean and comfortable. You really can just rent them. 4. They strictly enforce standard safe mountaineering procedures, with a guide in front and one at the rear, strictly enforced almost from beginning to end. You definitely don't have to worry about falling behind, super reassuring. 5. The package includes: helmet, climbing harness, crampons. 6. Along the way, you get: *1 ice cave, *2 glacier crevasses, *1 small vertical ice cave exploration with climbing ropes (the climbing ropes are super heavy!!) 7. They will explain the formation of various landforms along the way and make jokes. It is a very relaxing trip. 8. You really climb until you can't climb any further on the glacier (a lot of cracks) before turning back. You are right there in the glacier! 9. The glacier is really blue! 10. There is a gas station & affordable restaurant near the campsite, so you can refuel before leaving. This trip is definitely worth recommending. Be sure to schedule a day to climb a glacier when you come to Iceland, and climb for a long time, it's really super beautiful!!!!

Such an amazing experience. The guide is friendly, helpful and has a lot of information to tell. We enjoyed the activity so much. The route is easy even elderly can join the tour. (healthy ones, anyway) However this tour is kind of Glacier Hike 101. So we did not go that far into the glacier due to time limit.