River rafting on the Hólmsá river in Iceland.
River difficulty 4+ out of 5 possible

Rafting on Hólmsá River is an action packed rafting trip and is ideal for those who are looking for adrenaline! All the fun and action a river can possibly hold are in this case jammed together into one river. Huge waves, giant holes and mini waterfalls are on the menu for RiverAction. We bypass a beautiful waterfall on our way and see the spring water of Hólmsá River fuse with the brown glacial water of Leirá River. The natural surroundings are quite interesting; everything from barren lava to green pastures and woods. The Hólmsá river was short listed for the Rafting World Championship so this is the real deal. This trip is just for those that have rafted before! 

Guaranteed departures for minimum 12 persons:
From the 1st of June - the 31st of August.

Details:
Price: 24.990 ISK per person. With pick-up: 34.990 ISK per person.
Please note, we have moved our Class 4, action river rafting standard tour to the Jökulsá Austari in North Iceland. Click here to find out more.

Pick-up from Reykjavík* and other hotels on the south shore. Distance from Reykjavik: 230 km. Duration of trip: 5 or 10 hours with transfer from Reykjavík. Available: June to August (depending on weather). Minimum: 10 persons. Maximum: 36 persons. Age limit: 18 years. Bring with you: A warm sweater, swimwear, spare clothing and a towel. Knowledge of the sport is required.

* If you are staying at one of the many hotels and guesthouses in the city center then your pick up for your tour will be at 8:30 from our outdoor shop “Cintamani Center” at Laugavegur 11. The shop is located in the heart of the old city center. Click here to see a map of our location.



Click here to see a list of hotels in Reykjavík which are outside the city center and from which we will pick you up.

Click here for details on our cancellation policy.

Disclaimer:
All rafting trips are undertaken on the responsibility of its participants. Arctic Adventures does not assume any responsibility for accidents which are caused by its customers or can be traced to there own actions. Participants have to sign a waiver before undertaking all trips stating that they realize that all outdoor activities carry an inherit risk.