Classic Iceland 4x4 tour to Kaldidalur, Langjökull Glacier, Lava Caves, Hot Springs and Waterfalls.

Enjoy an amazing tour through a landscape of extreme contrasts, full of history and geology. We begin our day in Þingvellir National Park, the site of the ancient Viking parliament dating back to the 10th century. From there we drive up through the barren mountain pass of Kaldidalur to the Langjökull for an unforgettable discovery of this enormous glacier. We continue to Hallmundarhraun to explore Surtshellir one of Iceland's biggest and most spectacular lava caves. After caving we visit the unusual waterfalls of Hraunfossar and Barnafoss and have a look at one of the world's largest hot springs before returning to Reykjavík. In winter and spring we might have to alter the itinerary due to road conditions.

Note: The name Þingvellir is often written as Pingvellir or Thingvellir.

Languages: English (French, Scandinavian or German upon request).

Read an article in Luxury Experience from a tour in late September 2009, in 4x4 Tout Terrain Magazine and most recently in News of the World.

Departures: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8.30.
Other departures upon request, minimum of 4 passengers.

Included : Driver/tour guide, helmets and headlamps (for caving).
Excluded : Lunch (we highly recommend bringing lunch)
Note : Bring warm clothes and good shoes.
Duration : 9-11 hours
Meeting Point : Participants are picked up at their accomodation at 8:30.

Enjoy an amazing tour through a landscape of extreme contrasts, full of history and geology. We begin our day in Þingvellir National Park, the site of the ancient Viking parliament dating back to the 10th century. From there we drive up through the barren mountain pass of Kaldidalur to the Langjökull for an unforgettable discovery of this enormous glacier. We continue to Hallmundarhraun to explore Surtshellir one of Iceland's biggest and most spectacular lava caves,. After caving we’ll visit the unusual waterfalls of Hraunfossar and Barnafoss and have a look at one of the world’s largest hot springs before returning to Reykjavík.

In winter and spring we might have to alter the itinerary due to road conditions.