Iceland · CANOES & KAYAKS
Every Iceland trip has one free day too few. These 5 canoes & kayaks tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Kayak Sólheimajökull Glacier Lagoon near Vik, Iceland. Dry suit, kayak, and instruction included for beginners. Small groups.
“This was the highlight of our trip! Our guide Sebastian was fun and knowledgeable, and the scenery couldn’t be beat. It was a truly special experience!”
Paddle a sit-on-top kayak through Sólheimajökull Glacier Lagoon, getting close to icebergs with a guide, drysuit, and gear included.
“This was so much fun! A great way to see the glacier up close and personal. They provided dry suits (which covered your feet and then wore boots over) and dry suit gloves as well (not mentioned and very important).”
Kayak near Mt. Kirkjufell in Grundarfjörður on a 2-hour guided trip. See seals, birds, and hot chocolate after paddling.
“really enjoyed it, really helpful staff, good equipment. It was a beautiful day and our first time kayaking on a fjord.”
Paddle under the midnight sun by Kirkjufell in Grundarfjörður, with seals and seabirds, cozy gear, and an English-speaking guide for 3 hours.
“It was wonderful the guides were fantastic.The only thing is be a little clearer on location the address we were given was a residential home the location was beside, but did not have an address maybe make a bigger sign so people could actually see it. We actually had to go back to the restaurant where we had dinner to have them help us locate it because I wasn’t really interested in knocking on someone’s door cause I knew it wasn’t there anyways we did get there and it was an unbelievable night and we enjoyed every second of it would recommend it fully to anybody”
Kayak Breiðafjörður Bay from Stykkishólmur on a 2-hour tour with dry suits, remote islands, shipwrecks, and chances at eagles.
“Interesting and different from the usual, the guide did not give us much explanation on how to paddle and so we had some problems. Unfortunately, being French his English is incomprehensible at times... we saw a few sea birds and little more.”
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