Few experiences in Iceland match the sheer variety packed into this combo adventure. Starting on the water, you'll don a kayak and glide across the luminous glacier lagoon, weaving between icebergs that glow in shades of white, grey, and electric blue. Your guide shares fascinating facts about how each berg calved from the glacier and what its journey across the lagoon looks like over days, weeks, and months.
Once back on dry land, a brief rest prepares you for the second act. A super jeep transfers your group to the glacier's edge, where crampons are fitted and a safety briefing is delivered before you set foot on the ice. The hike up Breidamerkurjokull takes you through a landscape that feels almost alien — rippled ice, vivid blue seracs, and meltwater streams carving channels through the ancient frozen surface.
Throughout the glacier hike, your guide explains the dramatic changes this ice mass has undergone in recent decades, connecting the experience to the broader story of Iceland's shifting environment. On fortunate days, the group encounters a natural ice cave — an ethereal blue chamber formed deep within the glacier. Whether you start with kayaking or hiking, the order is flexible, ensuring every participant gets the best possible conditions for both activities.
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Duration
Approx. 5–6 hours
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Group Size
Small group tour
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Meeting Point
Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon car park
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Included
Kayak gear, crampons, harness & super jeep transfer
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Difficulty
Moderate — basic fitness required
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Languages
Guided in English
