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Experience Iceland's glaciers with a 3.5-hour combo tour featuring snowmobiling on Langjökull and exploring the world’s longest ice tunnel, starting at $279.

The Into the Glacier: Snowmobile + Langjökull Ice Tunnel Combo offers a thrilling way to explore Iceland’s majestic ice landscapes in just 3.5 hours. For $279 per person, participants get to snowmobile atop Langjökull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier, and venture inside the world’s longest man-made ice tunnel. This tour, operated by Arctic Adventures, is suitable for those eager to experience both the grandeur of an icy wilderness and the fascinating secrets hidden beneath the glacier’s surface.
A notable feature of this experience is its combination of adventure and education. The tour provides a chance to touch and learn about the glacier’s icy layers and volcanic ash, offering a rare glimpse into the glacier’s story from the inside out. While the duration of 3.5 hours makes it a manageable half-day trip, it’s important to note that a valid driver’s license is needed to operate the snowmobile, and children aged 8 and above can join as passengers. The tour strikes a good balance between excitement, learning, and accessibility for most outdoor enthusiasts.
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This tour begins with transportation to the glacier’s snowline, where a large truck takes visitors closer to the icy terrain. The guides lead the group through safety instructions before mounting the snowmobiles for about 40 minutes of exhilarating riding across the vast ice cap of Langjökull. The snowmobile ride is a highlight, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and wilderness, with the chance to feel the crisp Arctic air as you glide over the snow.
The guides are noted for their professionalism and knowledge, ensuring safety while sharing interesting facts about the glacier and its volcanic history. The ride provides ample opportunity for photos of the icy landscape, making it a memorable experience for outdoor lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.

After the snowmobiling segment, participants walk to the entrance of the Langjökull ice tunnel. This man-made tunnel is an engineering marvel and the longest of its kind in the world. Once inside, visitors observe impressive layers of ice and volcanic ash, which tell the story of Iceland’s volcanic activity and glacier evolution over decades.
The guided walk through the tunnel is both fascinating and educational, with explanations about how the glacier forms and the significance of the volcanic deposits. The tunnel offers a unique perspective—seeing the glacier’s interior structure from a safe, accessible viewpoint—something that is rarely possible in natural glaciers.

Included in the tour are the snowmobile ride, experienced English-speaking guide, necessary equipment, and transportation to the glacier’s snowline. The snowmobile equipment includes helmet, overall suit, balaclava or buff, mask, and gloves to keep participants warm and safe during the ride.
What to bring for the trip includes warm clothing, a hat, closed-toe shoes, and warm shoes. Since base and mid-layer clothing are not provided, guests are advised to dress appropriately for cold conditions to ensure comfort throughout the experience. The tour does not include food or drinks, so bringing a snack or water is recommended if needed.
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Participants must have a valid driver’s license to operate a snowmobile. Children aged 8 and above can take part as passengers, with their safety ensured by the double snowmobiles driven by licensed guests. The tour is not suitable for individuals without a driver’s license or those with mobility challenges that prevent handling the snowmobile or walking through the ice tunnel.
The activity is designed to be accessible for most outdoor enthusiasts comfortable with cold environments, but guests should be prepared for woolly, layered clothing and temperatures close to freezing inside the tunnel.

The 3.5-hour duration allows for a concentrated but impactful experience, with starting times available based on availability. Booking is flexible—you can reserve now and pay later, and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind if plans change.
This flexibility makes the tour appealing to travelers who prefer to keep their plans open until closer to their trip, especially in Iceland’s unpredictable weather.

The combination of snowmobiling and inside the ice tunnel offers a well-rounded experience that balances adventure with education. Unlike tours that only focus on viewing glaciers from the outside, this trip allows participants to touch and explore the glacier’s interior layers safely.
The expert guides and full equipment ensure a smooth and safe experience, even for those new to snowmobiling. The inclusion of transportation to the glacier’s snowline simplifies logistics, making it accessible for most travelers. The breathtaking views from atop the glacier and the fascinating insights inside the tunnel make this tour stand out among Icelandic glacier experiences.

While the tour offers remarkable sights and fun, it is not suitable for people without a driver’s license or those uncomfortable in cold, snowy environments. The duration of 3.5 hours is relatively short for a glacier tour, so travelers seeking an all-day expedition may want additional activities.
The cost is considered good value given the included activities, but added expenses for extra clothing or snacks are not covered. Weather conditions can influence the experience, especially visibility during snowmobiling or access to the tunnel, so flexible plans are recommended.

The Into the Glacier: Snowmobile + Langjökull Ice Tunnel delivers a balanced mix of adventure and discovery in Iceland’s icy terrain. For $279, the experience offers stunning glacier views, thrilling snowmobiling, and a unique inside look at the glacier’s inner layers.
This tour is perfect for adventure seekers eager to drive a snowmobile and see the unseen within the glacier, as long as participants are comfortable with cold weather and have a valid driver’s license. The guides’ expertise, combined with the fascinating ice tunnel, makes this a memorable half-day activity for those wanting an authentic Icelandic glacier experience.
“Starter our tour boarding a huge truck to take us up to the glacier, the guide on the way up was very good. At the foot of the glacier we left the …”
Is a driver’s license required to join this tour?
Yes, a valid driver’s license is necessary to operate the snowmobile. Guests without a license can still participate as passengers on double snowmobiles.
How long is the snowmobile ride?
The snowmobile ride lasts approximately 40 minutes, giving ample time to enjoy the icy landscape and take photos.
What do I need to wear?
Guests should bring warm clothing, a hat, closed-toe shoes, and warm shoes. The tour provides helmet, overall suit, balaclava, mask, and gloves.
Can children participate?
Children aged 8 and above can join as passengers. Participants under 8 are not allowed on this tour.
What is included in the price?
The price covers the snowmobile ride, guides, necessary equipment, and transportation. Food and drinks are not included.
How flexible is the booking?
You can reserve now and pay later, and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, making it easy to adjust plans if needed.