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Discover Landmannalaugar's colorful mountains and relaxing hot springs on a full-day tour from Reykjavík, including guided hikes, scenic views, and small group comfort.

For travelers seeking an unforgettable adventure beyond Reykjavik, the Adventure in Landmannalaugar and Hot Springs tour offers a well-rounded experience at a reasonable price of $209.32 per person. This 13-hour journey brings you into the Icelandic Highlands, showcasing colorful mountain landscapes, the Hekla volcano, and an opportunity to soak in natural hot springs.
Operated by Arctic Yeti, this tour is recommended for those who want a mix of active hiking and relaxation, with small group sizes and WiFi onboard. Starting early at 7:00 am, the trip includes pickup in Reykjavik, Selfoss, and Hella, making logistics straightforward. The tour is highly rated, with a perfect 5-star rating from 176 reviews, emphasizing the quality of guides and breathtaking scenery.
While food and hot spring entry fees are not included, the overall experience provides excellent value for travelers eager to explore Iceland’s iconic landscape in comfort.

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The tour begins with pickup in Reykjavik, with additional stops in Selfoss and Hella to collect all travelers. Once on board a private Arctic Yeti vehicle, the journey into the Highlands unfolds with comfortable seating and WiFi access. The driver-guide provides insights into Iceland’s landscape, including views of Hekla volcano, giving a sense of the region’s volcanic activity and geological history.
This early start around 6:00 am allows ample time to reach Landmannalaugar before the afternoon. The drive itself offers stunning vistas, setting the tone for the day ahead.

Arriving at Landmannalaugar, the highlight is the landscape: a patchwork of vividly colored mountains, lava fields, and expansive vistas. The area’s multicolored rhyolite mountains make for dramatic scenery and excellent photo opportunities.
A short trek begins here, ascending the Brennisteinsalda mountain, renowned for its striking colors. The guide leads the group along the 3-mile round-trip hike, which includes some elevation gain but is manageable for most participants. During this ascent, the guide’s narration enriches the experience, sharing details about the geology and history of the area.
At the summit, a rest stop allows for photos, enjoying the panoramic views, and a chance to have lunch amid nature. This hike is considered safe and accessible, making it suitable for most physically active visitors.

After the hike, the tour offers a relaxing stop at the natural hot springs nearby. The hot springs bathing area features thermal waters of varying temperatures, where visitors can soak their muscles and unwind. The water temperature varies depending on the side of the springs—some areas are warmer, others cooler—offering options for different comfort levels.
While entry to the hot springs is not included in the ticket price, this activity is a favorite for many, providing a refreshing and soothing experience after the hike. The area is equipped with flush toilets, adding to the comfort of the visit.

Following the hot springs, the journey continues with stops in Hella and Selfoss before returning to Reykjavik. The entire trip gives travelers a comprehensive look at the Highland landscape, with plenty of opportunities for photo stops and scenic viewing along the way.
The tour wraps up around 7:00 pm, offering a full day of adventure that balances active exploration with moments of relaxation.

The professional, certified guide from Arctic Yeti leads the group, providing informative commentary in English, Italian, and Spanish. Travelers report that guides like Paula, Miro, and Vito are friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, making the experience more enjoyable.
With a maximum of 16 travelers, the tour maintains a personalized atmosphere, avoiding the crowds often found in larger tours. WiFi on board keeps options open for sharing photos or staying connected during the drive.

To make the most of this experience, travelers should dress in layers, as Iceland’s weather can be highly variable. A waterproof outer layer and sturdy hiking shoes are recommended for walking on uneven terrain. Bringing snacks and lunch is advised, as food is not included in the ticket price.
Children under 8 years old are not permitted on this tour, making it suitable for families with older children or adults seeking active adventures.

While the tour offers remarkable scenery and guided hikes, it does not include entry fees for the hot springs, which typically have a small cost. The early start time around 6:00 am may be a consideration for those who prefer later mornings, but it ensures ample time in Landmannalaugar.
Weather-dependent, the tour can be canceled or rescheduled if conditions are poor, with options for a full refund or rescheduling.
This tour provides a balanced mix of hiking, sightseeing, and relaxation in one of Iceland’s most vibrant regions. The small group size and expert guides make it a comfortable choice for those wanting an immersive experience without feeling rushed.
The scenic landscapes and natural hot springs are true highlights, perfect for those eager to explore Iceland’s volcanic beauty. While not including hot spring entry fees or meals, the overall value, guided support, and ease of logistics make this a strong pick for active travelers and outdoor lovers.
“This was an amazing trip. highly recommend to everyone. just be aware, since you are being picked up from reykjavik the trip starts very early, aro…”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes pickup and dropoff in a private Arctic Yeti vehicle, a professional, certified guide, WiFi onboard, and a guided hike in Landmannalaugar.
Are meals provided?
No, food and drinks are not included, so travelers should bring snacks and lunch for the day.
Can children participate?
Children under 8 years old are not allowed on this tour, making it best suited for older children and adults.
What should I wear?
Dress in layers, including a waterproof outer layer and sturdy hiking shoes. The weather can change rapidly, so preparation is key.
How long is the hike?
The hike is approximately 3 miles round-trip, with some elevation gain. It’s suitable for most physically active individuals.
Is the hot springs visit included?
No, entry to the hot springs is not included and typically costs a small fee.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour can be canceled or rescheduled if weather conditions are poor, with full refunds or alternative dates offered.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 48 days in advance, reflecting the tour’s popularity.
Embark on this journey into Iceland’s colorful Highlands and relax in natural hot springs—an experience that balances adventure with tranquility, all within a well-organized, small-group setting.