Desafio de pontos G quente e frio
Descrição
Como Ralph Waldo Emerson disse uma vez. Não vá aonde o caminho pode levar. Vá para onde não há caminho e deixe uma trilha. A agenda é tão simples quanto 2 + 2. Primeiro, aqueceremos as caminhadas até nosso destino mais distante. Antes de descer em cada caverna, começamos com alongamentos, depois com o tempo de exploração e estamos prontos para alguns agachamentos, flexões e mais alongamentos! Quanto mais esforço você fizer nesses exercícios, mais você verá e, oh, rapaz, aceite nossa palavra, há muito para ver! Dependendo do seu nível de ajuste, veremos entre 2 a 4 cavernas. Então você terá um dia de exercícios aeróbicos / exercícios, com certeza. Nós caímos com frequência e sabemos que não há nada melhor do que um banho quente depois de meio dia passado no subsolo em ambiente úmido e fresco, mas, novamente, o banho parece muito chato. A menos que você esteja na Islândia, onde você pode simplesmente submergir-se em um fluxo geotérmico quente natural ... Encontrado em um belo vale nas montanhas, saboreando saboroso cachorro-quente estilo islandês preparado com a ajuda de fontes termais!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Visitaremos entre 2 a 4 cavernas, não muito longe de Reykjavik, tudo depende de quão bem você moverá os túneis e de como está em forma; algumas delas podem envolver algum rastreamento, portanto, começaremos pelas mais fáceis e avançaremos ainda mais
Local incrível para visitar, mergulhe em um fluxo quente no pitoresco vale e carregue suas baterias com energia direta da mãe natureza
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Nós escolhemos pessoas na maioria dos locais em Reykjavik, Grindavik, Vogar, Sandgerdi, Gardur, Keflavik, Hafnir
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Roupas pesadas que podem ficar sujas durante o espeleologia
- Recomenda-se tênis para caminhada
Avaliações(3)
Absolutely loved this adventure! Our guide was awesome and we had the best time, the caves were fantastic. Must do if you are ever in Iceland 10/10 experience that you won’t forget!
This is a very unique experience as it is a private tour, and our guide Damian was incredible! He takes you to various caves and shares his knowledge of the rock formations and geological sites as you crawl through and climb over rocks and passages. Afterwards, we drove to a remote are where we hiked to a scenic geothermal river to bathe, and then had a lunch of Icelandic hot dogs which he cooked for us in the hot springs! This was a very physical experience, but Damian will go at a pace that is comfortable for each participant. Be prepared for a fun filled day as well as a workout!
Only in Iceland for 4 nights, so spent a long time looking for tours which combined things we specifically wanted to do. Stumbled upon G spot Iceland, and how glad am I we did. The tour we picked was caving & the hot springs in the mountains (Hot and Cold G spots challenge). We never look for 'personal/non-touristy' tours, as they are hard to find and mostly very expensive. Well, this is what we got, and for a great price! Only the two of us on this particular tour (although they cater for more), with two guides. Took a punt with the caving, and instead of doing the caves with queues of tourists queuing to get in, we went to some caves where no tourists ever go. When we arrived (in very snowy and windy conditions), every cave entrance was buried in several meters of snow. This, however, would not prevent our guides from digging through several meters of snow and ice to gain entrance to one of the caves! Cave was amazing with several chambers linked via small crawl-throughs (no-one else was in the whole region, and definitely not in the cave) , and more than worth the effort to get in. Next was the hike to the hot springs in the mountains. It's a long trek, but well worth arriving at this natural phenomenon, and taking a dip in the hot spring surrounded by snow was a little surreal. Cooking hot dogs in a thermal pool finished the day, and returned back to the hotel shattered after a long 10 hour day! The guides aren't your traditional tour guides, they are cavers who have turned their passion into a tour - these guys are incredibly knowledgeable about all things 'caving & geothermal', and always considered safety a priority during the caving. If you want to do the generic tourist route, where you will be surrounded by other tourists trying to get a good shot, then these guys probably aren't for you - stick with the 'BudgetIceland' type tour company. If, however, you want to go off the beaten track, and really get a sense of what Iceland is really about, then 'G spot Iceland' are the tour guides for you (I say 'tour guides', it really didn't feel like that, it felt more like hanging out with a couple of buddies and letting them show you what they love - Iceland).
