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Discover Iceland’s rugged highlands on a private Thorsmork super jeep tour from Reykjavik, featuring stunning waterfalls, glaciers, and expert-guided hikes.
The Private Thorsmork Super Jeep Tour offers an exclusive way to explore Iceland’s dramatic landscapes without the hassle of self-driving on challenging F-roads. Priced at $1,740.80 per group (up to 3 people), this full-day adventure lasts approximately 8 to 10 hours and includes personalized attention from a professional guide. With pickup and drop-off from your Reykjavik hotel, the tour provides an intimate experience tailored to your interests and physical comfort, making it ideal for those seeking a flexible and in-depth exploration of the Icelandic highlands.
The tour’s standout feature is the private super jeep, which handles river crossings and rough terrain that would be impossible or risky for typical vehicles. This allows you to venture deep into Thorsmork, a lush valley famous among locals and travelers alike. The itinerary carefully combines iconic sights like Seljalandsfoss waterfall with hidden gems such as Nauthusagil ravine, along with guided hikes that reveal stunning views of glaciers, volcanic lands, and deep ravines.


This tour starts with a pickup from Reykjavik around 9:00am, ensuring plenty of time to enjoy a full day of adventure. The private vehicle is a 4×4 super jeep that tackles the rugged F-roads, river crossings, and uneven terrain that define Iceland’s highlands. The expert driver and guide are experienced in navigating these routes safely while providing insightful commentary on the landscape, geology, and local highlights.
Because it’s a private tour, the pace and stops are tailored to your interests. This setup allows for more relaxed sightseeing and the flexibility to extend time at especially captivating locations, such as Seljalandsfoss and Nauthusagil. The journey concludes with a drop-off back at your hotel or designated location in Reykjavik, typically around 6:00pm to 7:00pm, depending on your preferences.
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The tour makes an early stop at Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls. Standing at 60 meters tall, this cascade is renowned for the pathway behind the water, allowing visitors an unusual perspective and fantastic photo opportunities. The admission ticket is included in the tour, and the visit lasts about 30 minutes, giving enough time to appreciate the waterfall’s beauty and take memorable photos.
This stop provides a great warm-up to the day’s adventures, setting the tone with Iceland’s breathtaking natural scenery. The accessibility of Seljalandsfoss makes it a crowd favorite, but the tour quickly moves on to more remote, less visited locations.

Next, the tour guides you to Stakkholtsgjá, a narrow, up to 100 meters deep canyon that stretches 2 kilometers long. This site is just outside Thorsmork and features a narrow riverbed that invites short walks and exploration. The admission is free, and the site takes about 2 hours to enjoy.
Notably, Stakkholtsgjá gained fame as a filming location for the Wight ambush scene in Game of Thrones Season 7. The canyon’s dramatic walls and tranquil water create a striking backdrop, making the visit both visually impressive and culturally interesting. The guide leads you through this remarkable landscape, highlighting its geological features and cinematic significance.

The core of the tour lies in the exploration of Thorsmork, the lush scenic valley of Thor. Accessible only by super jeep, Thorsmork is characterized by rivers such as Krossá, Þröngá, and Markarfljót, which the vehicle crosses with ease. This area is a natural reserve renowned for its green moss, birch woods, and volcanic landscapes.
Once inside the valley, about 2 hours are spent soaking in the scenery, with opportunities for short hikes, lunch, and photography. The admission fee is included, and the landscape contrast—vivid greenery against black sand deserts and glaciers—is striking. Travelers experience an authentic Icelandic wilderness, away from crowds, with plenty of space to relax and absorb the natural beauty.

A particularly special stop is Nauthúsagil, a narrow ravine famed for its rowan trees growing on the ridges, often horizontally, creating a canopy of leaves. The walk through this ravine lasts about an hour and ends at an enchanting waterfall. This free site offers a peaceful retreat and a chance to see unique flora and unusual geological formations.
Guided by your expert driver and guide, you discover this lesser-known spot that combines natural beauty with tranquility. The walk is moderate in physical demand, making it suitable for most visitors with moderate fitness levels.

This private tour includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges, along with hotel pickup and drop-off. The professional guide ensures a smooth, informative, and customized experience from start to finish. The small group size allows for flexibility in timing and stops, and the personalized attention means your interests shape the day.
Since food and drinks are not included, travelers are encouraged to bring snacks, water, and lunch to enjoy during the hikes or breaks. The tour’s 8 to 10-hour duration provides ample time to explore without feeling rushed, and the pickup at 9:00am aligns perfectly with a full day of adventure.

While the tour is designed for a moderate physical fitness level, it involves short hikes and walking through narrow ravines like Nauthusagil. The vehicle handles rough terrain and river crossings expertly, making it accessible to most guests comfortable with outdoor activity. The guides are experienced and attentive, ensuring safety and enjoyment throughout.
Travelers who appreciate personalized, off-the-beaten-path experiences and want to avoid rental car restrictions will find this adventure particularly appealing. It’s ideal for those who want a comprehensive, flexible exploration of Iceland’s southern highlands with a knowledgeable guide at the wheel.

The Private Thorsmork Super Jeep Tour offers a compelling way to see Iceland’s most stunning landscapes without the constraints of self-driving. With customized experiences, expert guidance, and access to remote sites like Nauthusagil and Stakkholtsgjá, this tour stands out for its combination of luxury and adventure.
While the price may seem high, the private setting, flexibility, and the ability to explore hard-to-reach areas justify the cost for many travelers. It’s best suited for those who value intimate, guided exploration and want to experience the spectacular natural beauty of the Icelandic highlands without sacrificing comfort or safety.
For adventurous individuals eager to cross rivers, hike scenic trails, and photograph iconic waterfalls, this tour offers an unforgettable day in the Icelandic wilderness.
“Amazing ride out to Thorsmork. Nicolas was a fantastic guide, able to tailor our experience to the group. Driving through the glacier runoff in the…”
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour requires moderate physical fitness and involves short hikes and rough terrain, so it’s best suited for travelers who are comfortable with outdoor activities and vehicle crossings.
Can I customize the stops or itinerary?
Since this is a private tour, the guide can tailor the experience to your interests within the time frame, making it possible to spend more time at favorite locations.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring comfortable clothing, water, snacks, and potentially lunch to enjoy during the hikes or resting stops. The tour does not include food or drinks.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 8 to 10 hours, starting at 9:00am and concluding in the early evening, depending on your pace and preferences.
Is food included?
No, food and drinks are not included, but there are plenty of scenic spots to enjoy a packed lunch or snacks.
What makes this tour different from others?
The private setting, personal guide, and the ability to access remote areas like Nauthusagil and Stakkholtsgjá create a more flexible and intimate experience compared to group tours.
What is the main highlight of the tour?
The combination of rivers crossings, guided hikes, and visits to iconic waterfalls and volcanic landscapes makes this tour a rich showcase of Iceland’s natural beauty.
Are there any physical requirements?
The tour is suitable for individuals with moderate fitness levels, as it involves short walks and vehicle crossings over rivers and rough terrain.
How do I book this tour?
Booking is available through Activity Iceland, with confirmation received immediately upon booking. The tour is often booked 86 days in advance due to its popularity.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, allowing flexibility in your travel plans.