Combo Trip: Driver Guided Super Jeep Safari, Sightseeing the Golden Circle & River Rafting on Hvítá River. Available Directly from Reykjavík City.


We take our course east from Reykjavík along the tabletop mountains and down to Lake Thingvallavatn. Here we stop to visit the National Park Thingvellir where you will see for your self one of only two tectonic rift valleys in the worlds, created as the continental plates slowly drift. Þingvellir is also the only UNESCO‘s cultural world-heritage site in Iceland. From there we take the trail behind the picturesque shield volcano Skjaldbreid and along our second biggest glacier, the Langjökull. After about a two hours drive on mountain trails and some river crossing we get back to normal roads again just above Gullfoss waterfall.

We will make a short stop and view the spectacular 32 meter high cascade before driving to the Geysir hot springs which are only 10 km down the road. At Geysir we will see a variety of geothermal pools and erupting hot springs, surely one of the highlights of any visit to Iceland.

Drumbo river rafting basecamp is our stop for lunch and a great rafting trip on the glacier river Hvítá is the culmination of our adventure. The Hvítá is a beautiful river running through an amazing canyon, with fun rapids and a great optional cliff jump. Afterwards the showers and sauna are at hand before entering the road again. 

This trip offers an amazing ride through the landscapes and natural forces that have shaped and continue to shape Iceland.

Guaranteed departures everyday with pick up from your accommodation*. From 15th of May to 15th of September the minimum is 2 persons. From 1st of May to 14th of May the minimum is 4 persons.

* 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.

Details:
Driver Guided Price: 34.990 ISK per person.
Add 2.000 ISK to exchange rafting for canoeing.

This tour is also available in a self drive super jeep for 39.990 ISK.

Private departures and customized tours are available, starting from 130.000 ISK per day for jeep and driver.

Available: 1st of May to 15th of September (depending on weather and snow conditions).
Guaranteed departures: Everyday 8:30-9:00 from 1st of May to 15th of September.
Minimum: From 15th of May to 15th of September the minimum is 2 persons. From 1st of May to 14th of May the minimum is 4 persons.
Duration of trip: 10-11 hours.
Included: Pick-up from Reykjavík, driver guided super jeep safari, a visit to Þingvellir National Park, Geysir and Gullfoss waterfall, river rafting on Hvítá River, rafting gear and lunch.
Bring with you: Warm outdoor clothing, waterproof jacket and pants, headwear, gloves, warm sweater, bathing suit, towel and a change of clothing. Good hiking shoes are recommended (note: hiking shoes, waterproof jacket and pants can be rented if you let us know in advance).
Age limit: 12 years for rafting the whole river and 10 years for half of the river.
No knowledge of the sport is required!

Combination possibilities:
You can combine a super jeep tour of the Golden Circle with all of our bestselling adventures.

Super Jeep Tour of the Golden Circle with River Rafting.

Super Jeep Tour of the Golden Circle with ATV/Quad Bikes.

Super Jeep Tour of the Golden Circle with Lava Caving.

Super Jeep Tour of the Golden Circle with Snorkeling.

Super Jeep Tour of the Golden Circle with Snowmobiles.

Do you have any questions?
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Disclaimer: All rafting and super jeep trips are undertaken on the responsibility of its participants. Arctic Adventures does not assume any responsibility for accidents that 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.