Glacier Hiking tour on Solheimajokull meet on location





Lace up your hiking boots for an informative Sólheimajökull glacier trek in southern Iceland. This comprehensive glacier tour includes expert guidance, all necessary equipment, and a 30-minute walk to the glacier from the parking lot. Sólheimajökull is part of Europe’s vast Mýrdalsjökull glacier and gained recognition in the 2012 climate change documentary “Chasing Ice.”
Explore the glacier’s eerie, silent, and isolated landscape, marvel at millennia-old blue ice, and peer into glacier moulins, vertical shafts leading to the glacier’s base. Discover that beneath it lies the active Katla volcano, and on clear days, catch a glimpse of Eyjafjallajökull, the glacier known for disrupting European air traffic during its 2010 eruption. This tour is perfect for those seeking to experience one of Earth’s natural wonders.



Tour highlights & itinerary
- Experienced Glacier Guide & Safety Gear (Helmet, Harness, Ice Axe, Crampons)
- Warm clothing (waterproof recommended Hiking boots with stiff soles)
- Minimum age for joining this tour is 8.
- Our meeting point is at Troll Expeditions Solheimajokull
- Cancellation policy: Cancellation fee of 100% if cancelled 1 day or less before departure. Cancellation fee of 3% if cancelled 999 days or less before departure
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Itinerary
Itinerary
- Meet on locationSolheimajokull glacier parking lot
- Solheimajokull glacier
Explore the glacier’s eerie, silent, and isolated landscape, marvel at millennia-old blue ice, and peer into glacier moulins, vertical shafts leading to the glacier’s base. Discover that beneath it lies the active Katla volcano, and on clear days, catch a glimpse of Eyjafjallajökull, the glacier known for disrupting European air traffic during its 2010 eruption. This tour is perfect for those seeking to experience one of Earth’s natural wonders.





Explore the glacier’s eerie, silent, and isolated landscape, marvel at millennia-old blue ice, and peer into glacier moulins, vertical shafts leading to the glacier’s base. Discover that beneath it lies the active Katla volcano, and on clear days, catch a glimpse of Eyjafjallajökull, the glacier known for disrupting European air traffic during its 2010 eruption. This tour is perfect for those seeking to experience one of Earth’s natural wonders.