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Glacier tours from Solheimajokull

Sóheimajökull is an outlet glacier of Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s fourth biggest glacier. Go on a glacier hike or why not try your climbing skills in one of the ice climbing tours.

Our glacier tours from Solheimajokull

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Blue Ice

4.9 rating based on 9 ratings

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  • Duration

    5 / 11 HOURS

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Take a journey through a frozen maze of towering ice formations, jagged ridges, and deep blue crevasses!

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Glacier hiking on Solheimajokull

Glacier Experience

4.6 rating based on 5 ratings

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    ~ 3 HOURS

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    SóLHEIMAJöKULL

Explore the incredible ice world of the Sólheimajökull glacier on a ravishing glacier walking tour right off the beautiful South Coast

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Solheimajokull glacier hike

Blue Glacier Adventure

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    ~ 4 HOURS

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    SóLHEIMAJöKULL

Explore Sólheimajökull glacier on this once in a lifetime experience that should not be missed.

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Related blogs and further information

Solheimajokull glacier hiking tour in Iceland

Glacier adventures - Photos from Sólheimajökull glacier

What To See

Here we have the amazingly talented @moners, @lyesk, @asyrafacha and @jeffonline join for a great photo blog from the time they joined us for a glacier hiking and climbing tour on the stunning Sólheimajökull glacier. Enjoy the show!

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A Once in a Lifetime Glacier Experience

What To Do

When the driver dropped us near the glacier, our glacier guide provided us with all the equipment we needed. We were given glacier crampons to put on our hiking shoes so we wouldn't fall or slide about. We, also, were given ice axes for additional support.

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