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Geothermal Helicopter Tour from Reykjavik

Experience our top-rated tour, featuring geothermal hot springs, vibrant mountain vistas, power plants, lava fields, and craters!
A view on a canyon and a river from a helicopter
People standing near a helicopter in Icelandic mountains
A view on a geothermal powerplant
People standing near geothermal hot springs and mud pools
A helicopter flying over geothermal area

Experience our most popular tour, taking you over geothermal hot springs, vibrant mountain ranges, power plants, lava fields, and craters! Moreover, venture away from the bustling tourist hubs to witness the untamed, primal energy emanating from the Earth’s depths.

Start your journey from Reykjavik Domestic Airport, just near the city center. Enjoy breathtaking views of Reykjavik before venturing into colorful mountain ranges with adjacent hot springs. Explore lava fields and even peek into a crater from the comfort of a helicopter. Learn about Iceland’s power plants from our knowledgeable pilot. Land near hot springs for stunning photo opportunities. Conclude your flight with a Reykjavik city overview before returning to the airport. A memorable adventure awaits!

This tour is operated by Norðurflug.
Starting point
Reykjavik airport
Duration
1 hour
Accomodation
Not included
Difficulty
Easy
Live tour guide
English
Group size
Small
Qualified, energetic and fun guides for the best adventure!
We take immense pride in our exceptional team of local guides who are professionals, experts, and friendly. Their goal is to make your tour unforgettable.
From
55000 kr.

Tour highlights & itinerary

This is what awaits you
A view on a canyon and a river from a helicopter
Geothermal Helicopter Tour
What's included & excluded
  • The total duration of the tour is 50-60 minutes. 25-50 minute guided helicopter flight and a 15 minute landing by a remote geothermal area on an old volcano. Depending on helicopter type and weather
What do I need to bring
  • We recommend that you wear comfortable sturdy shoes, warm clothes, a hat and gloves. It's not cold in the helicopter, but weather can be colder and more windy higher in the mountains outside.
Important information
  • After submitting the booking we will inform you about the exact starting time for the tour. We will ask for additional information. If you can kindly provide us your phone number, email and approx. weight on each passenger.
  • Please note that this tour is weather dependent and if the weather forecast is not looking promising at the time of your booked tour we always try to A) Try to change the time on the same day (e.g. go in the afternoon instead of the morning). B) Offer you to go on a different date (e.g. they day before or the day after). C) If we are fully booked and can not offer options A and B we always give a full refund!
  • Cancelation policy: Cancellation fee of 100% if cancelled 1 day or less before departure. Cancellation fee of 50% if cancelled 3 days or less before departure. Cancellation fee of 10% if cancelled 15 days or less before departure
Got more questions or need help? No problem. Read FAQ or contact us on live chat or info@bustravel.is

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