ATV (all terrain vehicle) tours in Iceland have been growing in popularity over the last few years in Iceland. Its easy to see why when you consider that the kind of rough landscapes that these quadbikes are built for is the kind of landscapes that covers most of Iceland.
Riding an ATV is quite similar to riding a motorbike, but the inclusion of two extra wheels means you get extra stability when you are traveling at lower speeds. They also use low pressure tires that allow for a smoother ride even when going over rough patches. There are a number of great places to ride in the lava fields and mountains around the greater Reykjavik area for those who desire a thrill ride. For those who want a bit more adventure you could also venture out into the black sand beaches of the south coast and beyond!
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A dramatic ride across lava and black sand beaches with a view over the Blue Lagoon.
ISK 13,900 1 Hour
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More informationAn exciting ATV ride over lava and black sands ending with the Blue Lagoon.
ISK 17,399 4 Hours
More informationAll terrain fun on the Krísuvík peninsula over Festarfjall, Selatangar, and Hagafell.
ISK 19,900 2 Hours
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ISK 25,900 4 Hours
More informationA great way to explore the raw black sandy beaches on the south coast.
ISK 26,990 2 Hours
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ISK 38,600 10,5 Hours
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You might have noticed when you travel around Iceland that almost every town, no matter how big or small has a swimming pool. They might not have a bank or a hospital but they’ll have a swimming pool! Our geothermal energy makes this possible of course and provides hot water for our little paradise getaways. We really love our swimming pools band we have strict rules you need to know about!
The southern coast of Iceland is by far one of the most popular destinations that Iceland has to offer. It’s easy to access and many breathtaking sights to see. It’s actually such a big deal over here that we tend to refer to it exclusively as “The South Coast”. Sometimes forgetting that many countries do in fact also have their own south coasts.
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