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Haga una escapada de un día desde Reikiavik para experimentar la naturaleza y las impresionantes y pintorescas vistas de Islandia desde el glaciar de Myrdalsjokull, glaciar Sólheimajökull. Después de que lo recojamos en Reikiavik por la mañana, podrá disfrutar de un relajante paseo en autobús hasta su destino en el suroeste de Islandia, donde su guía profesional le dará una breve introducción de seguridad antes de realizar una caminata por Sólheimajökull.

Camine por este magnífico fenómeno, un terreno escabroso, tosco y en constante cambio de antigua agua helada. La lengua de hielo, denominada así debido a que el glaciar avanza hacia el océano y forma una larga salida al hielo, le sorprenderá con unas únicas e impresionantes vistas. Con su guía, explore el glaciar de salida con sus sorprendentes formaciones de hielo, grietas, sumideros, grietas profundas y crestas dentadas.

Cuando llegue a la pared de hielo, pruebe a practicar escalada en hielo. Tendrá todas las herramientas de seguridad que necesita, tales como piolets, crampones y cuerdas de seguridad, se enfrentará a las alturas y será recompensado a través de la subida con vistas naturales impresionantes, haciendo de este viaje una experiencia que no olvidará.

Después de su aventura glaciar, haga una parada en la hermosa catarata de Skógafoss, una de las más grande cascadas de Islandia, antes de regresar a Reikiavik.

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Incluido

Garantía de grupos pequeños, lo que garantiza una experiencia más personalizada
Traslado de ida y vuelta desde Reikiavik
Un guía experto en glaciares
Ruta de senderismo guiada en el glaciar Solheimajokull en Islandia
Todo el equipo para glaciar necesario
Una introducción a la escalada en hielo
Acceso Wi-Fi gratuito a bordo

No incluido

Comida y bebida
Propina (opcional)
Calzado de senderismo (se puede alquilar por un módico precio)

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva
Se trata de una excursión para grupos pequeños con un máximo de 8 participantes por guía.
La edad mínima es de 14 años
Todos los viajeros pagan precio de adulto
Recomendamos que lleve lo siguiente: ropa exterior cálida, chaqueta y pantalones impermeables, almuerzo para llevar, gorra, guantes y calzado de senderismo de calidad
Tenga en cuenta que los pantalones vaqueros no son adecuados para una caminata por el glaciar
No se necesita experiencia en escalada en hielo para participar en esta excursión
Se puede alquilar calzado de senderismo, y chaqueta y pantalones impermeables al operador por una pequeña tarifa

Características

Original

65%

Deportes

65%

Adrenalina

50%

Turismo

20%

Opiniones

4.8

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Mary Grace B

5 | 2019-07-03

Undeniably one of the best things I’ve ever done. This was my second trip to Iceland. The first trip was interesting but this trek was a challenge. Most thanks goes to Arhol our guide from Scotland. Perfect combination of patience, humor and skill. We scaled an ice wall with crampons and aces at the end. Don’t go with anyone but him. Everyone on the trip was made to feel like they could do it. The company was great too. If you don’t go to the geysers do this. What a memory. Thanks Athol for the wee help!

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Marcel F

5 | 2018-08-28

The guide was very informative and fun. He did a very good job of explaining the basics of ice climbing. He also showed us the viking push up, very cool! Highly recommend this tour.

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VIVIANA D

5 | 2018-07-12

The landscape, the guide, the group, the overall experience was AMAZING Will do it again as soon as I come back to Iceland

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Sebastian G

5 | 2018-04-24

Me and my girlfriend took this tour in March and it was the highlight of the holiday other than seeing the Northern lights of course. Simon was our guide, he was excellent. As someone who has experienced a lot of mountain guides, there are few better than Simon in my experience, he kept the tour moving at a comfortable pace for all the group while keeping safety as number one, he also took the time to explain features of the glacier and was clearly very passionate about what he was doing. A credit to the industry! To add to his impressive repertoire as a tour guide, there was also a French couple on our tour, and fortunately for them they got Simon as a guide with his experience from working in France meant he spoke enough French to give instructions in both English and French. When on the glacier there was chance to get used to wearing crampons and practised on a small ice incline. One thing that I would suggest if you are considering this tour at all is HIRE THE BOOTS. I made the mistake of being the typical arrogant male, thinking my boots would be ok, but I can say that those with the boots found this bit easier, although it wasnt impossible for me to get up, you must be steadier than others due to the encumbrance of the softer boots. My girlfriend hired the boots and walked up like a mountain goat. The walk on the glacier itself is no harder than the walking you do in England, the only difference really is that you have crampons on. Once we had reached the climbing destination on the glacier, Simon went above and beyond other tour guides that were up on the glacier with us with regards to safety. He was the only guide that I saw that made a clear boundary that the group should stay behind unless on the rope climbing. Further, he drove a second ice screw in for a partners/other members of the group to carabiner in its a little unnerving watching the other groups stood over a potentially 300ft moulin without anything stopping you from falling straight down onto to take photographs beyond the barrier safely.

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Cymone C

5 | 2018-03-13

My tour guide was amazing and so accommodating, and customized the tour for the group.

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Amber B

5 | 2018-03-06

Really amazing excursion, it was truly a once in a lifetime experience! Our guide was very informative, understanding, and fun. He let us have breaks and moved at our pace. Book this tour!

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