Private Monster Truck Borgafjörður & Into The Glacier
DT 406 Private Monster Truck Borgafjörður & Into The Glacier
Private Monster Truck Borgafjörður & Into The Glacier is a 8 hours experience run by Superjeep in Reykjavík area, from 416.100 ISK per person. The tour will take you to the hot springs of Deildartunguhver, which have the highest flow in Europe (180 litres/second at 97°C!), the water of which is used to heat the towns of Borgarnes and Akranes.
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About this tour
The tour will take you to the hot springs of Deildartunguhver, which have the highest flow in Europe (180 litres/second at 97°C!), the water of which is used to heat the towns of Borgarnes and Akranes.
You will also be driven wonderful Hraunfoss cascading falls, fed from beneath an ancient lava flow. All along you go in the Icecave, man made ice tunnels that take you in to to the glacier, surrounded by crystal clear blue ice, it makes you feel like you are in another world
This is an ideal excursion in Iceland for those who want to combine scenery with some action.
Borgafjord & ice cave tour highlights:
Hvalfjörður tunnel
Hot springs at Deildartunguhver
Hraunfossar waterfall
View over Langjökull glacier
Icecave
Waterfall in Grimsá, home of the trolls
From Rate Select the type of vehicle you want Superjeep (up to 6 persons) or Monster truck (up to 10 persons)
This tour lasts 8 to 9 hours. Free pick-up from your hotel in the capital area begins at 8:30.
The tour runs upon request every day of the year.
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