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The ice caves in Iceland are fascinating natural phenomena and this tour with an experienced guide is a must-do when visiting Iceland in winter. The ice caves in Iceland are only accessible between November and March and they cannot be entered without a guide. Explore the magical blue world of the ice on this ice cave tour Iceland.
You meet your experienced guide in Fagurhólsmýri (right in the middle between Skaftafell and Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon) and you will drive in a 4×4 vehicle as close as possible to the ice cave. Please wear good hiking shoes since it might be necessary to walk quite a bit and often the ground is slippery or muddy. If you do not have good shoes you can rent them from the tour operator for a small extra fee.
The ice caves in Iceland are a natural phenomenon and in autumn each year our local partner looks for the ice caves for the winter. Normally there are different ice caves available and they differ in size, location, and accessibility. The best possible cave is chosen from day to day and it depends on the time of the winter, time of the day, weather, and other conditions where exactly you will go on your ice cave tour. Your guide will always choose the most interesting cave for you.
Inside the ice cave, you have enough time to explore the cave on your own and take remarkable pictures. We highly recommend bringing a tripod. The duration of the ice cave tour Iceland is between 2 and 4 hours. It depends on several things such as how far you have to drive, how far you have to walk, and also how difficult or easy the ice cave is. Please definitely wear good and warm outdoor clothing.
Ice cave tours are extremely popular in Iceland and several small tour operators offer these types of tours. In case this tour is fully booked on your travel date we recommend checking our other ice cave tour options.
This ice cave tour is operated by one of our reliable partners.
Meeting point: Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
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Meeting Point:
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Requirements:
Max 13 persons per group