2 Hour Snowmobile Adventure Day Tour on the Langjökull Glacier. Includes Pick-up from Your Hotel & Express Transfer from Reykjavík City. Trip difficulty 2 out of 5 possible.
Rated: Easy We will pick you up from your accommodation in one of our super trucks and drive you to the Langjökull glacier in the southern end of the Icelandic Highlands. There we will give you a brief security talk and show you how the scooters work. Then we go on an exhilarating two-hour snowmobiling tour across the endless white snowfields - a great way to combine the adrenaline-filled activity of your choice with the awe-inspiring scenery of the second biggest glacier in Iceland. Racing through the ice fields is a truly exciting adventure and a great way to explore one of the huge glaciers that cover more then 11% of Iceland.
Details: Price 43.990 ISK per person. Two persons per snowmobile.
Add 5.000 ISK per person to have a solo snowmobile.
Snowmobiling on the Langjökull Glacier is included on the popular winter adventure package: 
Available: 16th of September to 14th of May (depending on weather and snow conditions).
Please note: for Christmas and New Years we have different availability for the 24th-26th of December and 31st of December - 1st of January. Please contact our office for further information or click here for our holiday schedule.
Guaranteed departures: Sundays at 9:30-10:00.
Minimum 2 persons.
Duration of trip: 7-9 hours.
Included: Pick-up from Reykjavík, 2 hours snowmobile ride with two persons sharing a snowmobile and snow gear.
Bring with you: Warm outdoor clothing.
Age limit: 10 years as a passenger on the snowmobile.
No knowledge of the sport is required!
Please note: A valid driving license is required to drive the snowmobile.
Click here to see our answers to the most frequently asked questions. Click here for details on our cancellation policy. Disclaimer: All glacier and adventure 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.