10 Extreme Sports and Activities To Do In Iceland

A selection of daytrips including walking on a glacier, trying ice climbing, walking in a cave and discovering the marvels that volcanic activity has created, cycling across Reykjavik and climbing up vertical walls with only your wit and strength to rely on... with your professional guide and safety line of course.

Go spelunking in the wondrous lava tube caves and craters of Iceland. As you make your way through the caves, behold fearsome stalactites that sparkle on the ceiling and many-colored rock formations sculpted by the dual artists of time and pressure. The caves are unsullied by handrails or installations, allowing you to explore them in all their harsh and exacting beauty. A knowledgeable guide and first-class equipment make for a safe and illuminating adventure.

Go spelunking in the wondrous lava tube caves and craters of Iceland and relax in the mystical waters of the Blue Lagoon. You can opt just to explore the caves, or add on the Blue Lagoon option, which gives your day a combination of thrills and repose in equal measure. As you make your way through the caves, behold fearsome stalactites that sparkle on the ceiling and many-colored rock formations sculpted by the dual artists of time and pressure. The caves are unsullied by handrails or installations, allowing you to explore them in all their harsh and exacting beauty. A…

Go diving in an otherworldly lava ravine at the site where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. Plunge into the impossibly blue waters of Silfra, propelled by a lazy current. Take in this primeval underwater theme park, where continents have been melted by fire and turned to stone. Experienced divers and first-time divers can all experience the wonder of this undersea treasure. Expert guides will be with you every step of the way to ensure a safe and comfortable time in the water.

See Iceland's most famous natural phenomena in the most exhilarating way possible - off road by super jeep and snow mobile!