Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure aboard our Monster Sleipnir Trucks, ensuring comfort and safety as we journey to the breathtaking Langjökull, Iceland's second-largest glacier.
Our knowledgeable and local guides will lead you through this stunning natural wonder. Listen to interesting facts about glaciers, hear authentic stories of the Icelandic Highlands , and dive into the fascinating world of Nordic Mythology.
We stop at a scenic spot on the glacier with stunning views. Here you can enjoy at our Glacier pop-up Cafe - hot cocoa, coffee or tea, and Kleinur (an Icelandic pastry), and taste the purest water straight from the glacier.
For thrill-seekers, don't miss the chance to sled down the slopes or play golf atop the glacier*.
This Icelandic glacier tour offers lasting memories and fun! Delve into beauty, gather fascinating knowledge, and capture memorable photos – an unforgettable experience is guaranteed!
Location: Make your way to Road 35 and find the upper parking area of Gullfoss Waterfall. Right there, you'll spot the 'Gullfoss - Panorama Restaurant - Cafe - Shop'. If you happen to park in the lower area, no worries! Just head back to the main road and take a right turn uphill. Here’s a map to help you: Google Maps Link
Meeting Time: Please be at the meeting point by 11:45 PM.
Vehicles to Look for: Our transfer bus is located close to the Sleipnir meeting point sign at the parking lot close to the road of Gullfoss Cafe.
Beginning: Board a Highland bus to our main base and get on the Sleipnir Monster Glacier Truck. Choose a comfortable seat; we're ready to start!
Stories Along the Way: Our guides, filled with glacier knowledge, will captivate you with stories as fascinating as the views outside.
Traveling to the Glacier: We journey along the highland road to Langjökull, the 'Long Glacier'. Each turn shows a new, stunning sight. Previously hard to reach, we now safely access it with our Monster Glacier Truck.
Fun on the Glacier: Experience Langjökull Glacier's beauty. Try Glacier Golf* or Sled* down snowy slopes. You're on an Icelandic glacier! Enjoy!
Refresh & Refuel: After exploring, enjoy a break. Taste pure glacier water, sip hot cocoa or tea, and at our cafeteria, try Jökla cream liqueur and Kleina, a traditional Icelandic treat.
Pictures Time: Capture the surrounding beauty in photos, creating lasting memories of these spectacular moments!
Journey's End: We end right where we began, at Gullfoss Waterfall. Take a deep breath, think about the awesome day, and maybe tell a friend or two about it.
The meeting point is in the UPPER GULLFOSS parking space. The Sleipnir transfer bus is located at the parking space on the opposite side of Gullfosskaffi. It´s best to be there around 11:45 (11:45 PM). The point is visible on Google Maps.
What to bring:
Waterproof hiking shoes and warm clothes
Reusable cup. We provide paper cups. (for drinks and glacier water)
Sunglasses (the glacier reflects high amounts of sun)
Camera (remember to tag @sleipnir.iceland on Instagram)
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