Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike – Avventura in un piccolo gruppo

Wonderful experience. We wanted to spend some time on the glacier and I feel like this trip helped us see many different parts. We learned a lot. The guide was great and patient with anyone who needed more help on the ice. All the staff were welcoming

We had a BLAST. Couldn’t have had better weather and our guide was phenomenal. Elisa was incredibly informed and knowledgeable, answering questions and sharing facts about the area and glaciers in general. The trek was easy enough for beginners I would say. They allowed us to leave a bag at the desk since we brought layers of clothes to make sure we were comfortable; luckily we ended up not needing them. The temperatures do fluctuate a lot (we went in July) so keep that in mind for comfortability. Hopefully the glacier will still be here for more people to experience for a long time.

A very beautiful experience with a great guide. The time slot from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM is the best to see the glacier alone!

What an amazing experience. Eric was a great tour guide and ensured the group had a great time and learned about the glaciers of Iceland. One of the highlights of our trip to Iceland.

This glacier hike was the highlight of our 10-day trip! (We took many beautiful waterfall, glacier, ocean and mountain View hikes - everyone agreed this one was our favorite. Two adults, two teens.) Eric was our tour guide. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. Walking with the krampons was easier than we thought. We were in a small group. Eric paused and gave us information at several spots along the way, which also gave everyone in the group time to take a quick rest and take in all the sights, and take photos. We felt safe and in good hands with Eric. So much fun! Thank you for creating wonderful family glacier hiking memories for us. Tips: Make sure you wear tall hiking boots that cover your ankles or you will have to rent a pair. Make sure to bring gloves even if it’s not very cold to protect your hands in case you fall. (We did not fall, but were warned that the ice with lava rock imbedded can scrap like sandpaper, thus strongly advised to wear gloves). Wear layers. We hiked on a nice partly sunny day in the 50s (F) in late June wearing fleece-lined water-resistant hiking pants and a lightweight long-sleeve base layer sunscreen top, lightweight merino wool jacket, lightweight puffer vest, and ear headband covers. We were plenty warm. I shed the puffer vest and ear band layers by the end. Our day back packs included wind/rain coats and pants in case we needed it. My waterproof hiking boots are not ankle covering so I had to rent theirs- theirs were very comfortable. They gave each of us 1 coupon to use their bathrooms, otherwise they are expensive pay bathrooms.

I did have double luck, my guide was very good and tiks me a lot not only about glacier and National park but life un Iceland general. And sunny weather let find wonderfool fresh ice caves

This is a must do if you are in Iceland! Dennis, our guide, was so knowledgeable and made our experience feel very personal. We hiked at an easy pace and I never felt rushed. We saw a lot of the Glacier, we were able to explore an ice cave and do some easy repelling. It was one of my favorite things we experienced in Iceland.

Great hiking experience tour on the glacier. Eric, our tour guide, was great at keeping a good pace for the whole group. We were kept very safe while also going down into an ice cavern. We highly recommend as you will have amazing photographs and never forget this experience.

Great outing, very educational guide who listens to everyone. Small group, very enjoyable.

An unforgettable experience! Our guide Michele was incredibly knowledgeable, shared fascinating stories, and made the glacier come alive with his passion and expertise. The whole tour was both educational and exciting. One of the highlights of our trip to Iceland – highly recommended!