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About this activity
Explore Iceland's largest glacier up close on this 3-hour adventure, venturing into brilliant blue ice caves beneath the surface with an expert local guide. You'll travel by specially modified Super Jeep to remote glacier terrain, then descend into the glacier's interior to witness its otherworldly ice formations and learn how these massive icefields shape Iceland's landscape.
You will get the opportunity of a life time to enjoy one of the world’s greatest wilderness, Iceland’s largest glacier. You are driven in a specially modified Super Jeep to the glacier, where you get to explore the glacier environment, enjoy a view out of this world, go into and underneath the glacier and experience the glacier’s beauty from the inside! Blue Ice Cave Exploration is truly a unique experience.
An experienced local guide leads the way and shares a wealth of fascinating information about glaciers, icefields and their impact on our environment during our journey, making sure everyone enjoys themselves to the fullest.
Our guides provide you with safety equipment (helmet and crampons) and the fun begins!
Highlights
- ✓Journey into actual blue ice caves beneath the glacier surface
- ✓Travel in a modified Super Jeep across Iceland's largest glacier
- ✓Expert guide shares glacier geology and environmental insights
- ✓All safety equipment provided (crampons, helmet)
- ✓Witness dramatic ice formations and panoramic wilderness views
Insider tips
- ★The blue ice is most vibrant on clear days with natural light—book morning departures when possible for best cave lighting and photography
- ★Wear waterproof layers and bring extra socks; ice melt seeps into boots despite crampons and waterproofing
- ★The glacier environment is rapidly changing; visiting sooner rather than later ensures you see the cave system as it currently exists
Good to know
- •3-hour duration includes Super Jeep transfer and all glacier time; plan 4 hours total including briefing
- •Crampons and helmet provided; wear waterproof hiking boots with ankle support and insulated layers
- •Moderate to high fitness required; involves walking on uneven ice, short descents, and sustained balance
- •Tours operate year-round but conditions vary; winter offers long darkness, summer offers extended daylight for photography
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late May through September offers the most stable ice conditions and accessible cave entrances, with longer daylight hours ideal for photography. Winter tours (November–February) are possible but involve darkness and harder ice conditions—choose based on your tolerance for cold and preference for extended daylight.











