Into the Glacier is a tour operator, offering access to the largest man-made ice tunnel in the world. Tunnel located high on Iceland‘s Langjökull glacier
Our adventure was the best with our guides Ryan and Oli! They both shared great information about the glacier and how it was made. Our trip took a little longer than usual due weather conditions. The…Full review by John K
Feb 25, 2025
We loved this! My husband wasn’t sure initially as it was a man made ice cave, but we all agreed it was phenomenal! Ryan was our guide and he was great ( he also has a fantastic singing voice!), the …Full review by bruisyard
Feb 24, 2025
Wonderful tour guide and an amazing driver who took us from the starting point up to the glacier and back. Very well organized. Inside the glacier felt surprisingly warm - 0 degrees Celsius and ze…Full review by Philip B
This looks SO super cool but I am not great with closed in spaces so assume this would not be for me? I could do it for like 15 min or so but sounds like you are in the caves for an hour? (Worst fear of caves collapsing!)
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Yes, it is close to an hour. You are always moving and it’s not like you’re in a room with the doors closed. Occasionlly the ceiling is low. Don’t know if that would make a difference. …
Yes, it is close to an hour. You are always moving and it’s not like you’re in a room with the doors closed. Occasionlly the ceiling is low. Don’t know if that would make a difference. It was very cool!
How super fit do you have to be for this adventure?are there any high hills to climb?
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No, its an easy walk around the man made tunnel which is generally flat in nature but there are a few uneven places as of course, it's a glacier. There is a short downhill walk to the …
No, its an easy walk around the man made tunnel which is generally flat in nature but there are a few uneven places as of course, it's a glacier. There is a short downhill walk to the crampon room but they have laid mats down which they tell you to stick to for obvious reasons. You will be advised to keep your hands free to avoid the chances of face planting if you slip as it's still slippery even with the crampons they give you but keep your wits about you and you should be fine.
What kind of gear or clothing should i bring? if it is specialty clothing are there places in Reykjavik i can rent them?
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All you need are Long underwear Sweaters Rain pants Good water proof boots Hat and gloves But if you forget something there is a place they stop half way up them mountain and …
All you need are Long underwear Sweaters Rain pants Good water proof boots Hat and gloves But if you forget something there is a place they stop half way up them mountain and get gear there. Don’t know what the fee is.
My wife and me plan to spend 2 days in Borgarnes in September , want to reserve " into the glacier " .As we don't stay in Reykjavik at all, where is the meeting point for tour ? Husafell? We will rent a car and could drive to meeting point. And also wanna know about langjokul glacier from Golfoss is the same glacier from the other side?
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probably Hussafell is your best bet to pick up the tour. DO NOT MISS IT!!
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