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Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur

East Iceland, Iceland89 kmHardGPS track
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Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur

East Iceland, Iceland89 kmHardGPS track

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Cars & campers

−15%exclusive discountFree cancellationKEF airport pickup 24/74.8
Dacia Duster 4x4
SUV

Dacia Duster 4x4

Cheapest real 4WD in the fleet — gravel, the Westfjords and easy summer F-roads without truck prices.

TransmissionManual
FuelPetrol/diesel
Seats5
Drive4WD
From
5,355 kr6,300 kr/day
Reserve −15%
VW Caravelle
9-seater

VW Caravelle

Whole family or friend group in one car — gear in the back, room to stretch.

TransmissionAutomatic
FuelDiesel
Seats9
Drive2WD
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12,750 kr15,000 kr/day
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Key Camper Wild Duo
Camper

Key Camper Wild Duo

Sleep right by the trailhead, wake up at the falls — F-road ready from mid-June.

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5,304 kr6,240 kr/day
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Tours near Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur

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Abandoned Fjords Super Jeep Tour
Culture & city

Abandoned Fjords Super Jeep Tour

Starting the excursion, we drive from Eskifjörður along mountain treks over into long abandoned fjords where we get a look into…

Duration5 hours
HighlightsEast Iceland
TypeCulture & city
From
42.000 ISK
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Blue Ice Discovery
Ice caves

Blue Ice Discovery

Step off the beaten track and onto ancient ice with our Crystal Blue Ice Glacier Hike — a half-day glacier adventure that brings…

Duration4 hours
HighlightsSoutheast Iceland
TypeIce caves
From
24.900 ISK
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Breidamerkurjökull Glacier Hike
Glaciers

Breidamerkurjökull Glacier Hike

Set out on a 3-hour guided glacier hike on Breiðamerkurjökull, an outlet glacier of Vatnajökull.

Duration3 hours
HighlightsSoutheast Iceland
TypeGlaciers
From
15.834 ISK
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Waterfalls

#1.Vestdalsfossar
1.8 km·~2 min drive

Vestdalsfossar is a series of waterfalls on the Vestdalsá river in Vestdalur, a nature…

Vestdalsfossar
#2.Búðarárfoss
2.6 km·~3 min drive

A waterfall in Iceland.

Búðarárfoss
#3.Gufufoss
5.2 km·~6 min drive

A waterfall in East Iceland.

Gufufoss
#4.Múlafoss
6.5 km·~8 min drive

A waterfall in East Iceland.

4 waterfalls near East Iceland

Hot Springs

#1.Natural hot pot near Egilsstaðir
18 km·~21 min drive

Swimming_pool hot spring

#2.Natural hot pot near Múlaþing
20 km·~24 min drive

Swimming_pool hot spring

#3.Geothermal hot spring near Neskaupstaður
21 km·~26 min drive

Public_bath hot spring

#4.Natural hot pot near Eskifjörður
23 km·~28 min drive

Swimming_pool hot spring

4 hot springs near East Iceland

Campsites

#1.Seyðisfjörður
2.6 km·~3 min drive

The camp site at Seyðisfjörður is well located close to the center of town with all…

#2.Sólbrekka, Mjóafirði
13 km·~16 min drive

The camp site is located on the grass next to the guesthouse Sólbrekka and is for tendts…

#3.Sólbrekka
13 km·~16 min drive

East Iceland campsite in the remote and beautiful Eastfjords. Fewer tourists means better…

#4.Egilsstaðir
18 km·~22 min drive

Camp Egilsstadir Campsite is open all year round with toilet and shower facilities open…

4 campsites near East Iceland

Supermarkets

#1.Kjörbúðin
2.7 km·~3 min drive

Supermarket — supplies

#2.Bónus
18 km·~22 min drive

Bónus supermarket — supplies

#3.Nettó
18 km·~22 min drive

Nettó supermarket — supplies

#4.Nesbakki
22 km·~27 min drive

Supermarket — supplies

4 supermarkets near East Iceland

Gas stations

#1.Seyðisfjörður
2.6 km·~3 min drive

Orkan · 308.6 kr/L petrol

#2.Egilsstaðir Fagradalsbraut
18 km·~22 min drive

Orkan · 279.7 kr/L petrol

#3.Egilsstaðir
18 km·~22 min drive

Atlantsolía · 279.8 kr/L petrol

#4.Egilsstaðir Miðvangi
18 km·~22 min drive

Orkan · 308.6 kr/L petrol

4 gas stations near East Iceland

Tours

#1.Abandoned Fjords Super Jeep Tour
5 hours

Starting the excursion, we drive from Eskifjörður along mountain treks over into long abandoned fjords where we get a look into…

from 42.000 ISKView tour →
#2.Blue Ice Discovery
4 hours

Step off the beaten track and onto ancient ice with our Crystal Blue Ice Glacier Hike — a half-day glacier adventure that brings…

from 24.900 ISKView tour →
#3.Breidamerkurjökull Glacier Hike
3 hours

Set out on a 3-hour guided glacier hike on Breiðamerkurjökull, an outlet glacier of Vatnajökull.

from 15.834 ISKView tour →
3 tours near East Iceland

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How long is the Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur hike?
The Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur trail is about 89 km based on its recorded GPS track. Times vary with pace, weather and how much you stop — plan conservatively and turn back early if conditions change.
How do I get to the Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur trailhead?
Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur is in East Iceland. Use the map on this page for the trailhead coordinates and check live road conditions before you drive — some trailheads sit on gravel or F-roads that need a 4×4 and only open in summer.
Is Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur safe to hike alone?
Iceland trails are often unmarked and weather turns quickly. Tell someone your plan (or file one at safetravel.is), carry a charged phone and layers, check the forecast, and turn back if fog, wind or rising rivers set in. Don’t rely on phone signal.
When is the best time to hike Seydisfjordur Mountain Viking Part 1 1 Sandholatindur?
Most Icelandic hiking is a June–September activity, when trails are snow-free and daylight is long. Highland routes open later and close earlier; check road and trail status before committing.

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