All Year
2 Hours
Easy
No
8 Years
ISK 33.999
Experience the wild landscapes of South Iceland on a Mýrdalsjökull Glacier Buggy Tour. Drive across black volcanic sands, splash through small rivers and streams, and enjoy spectacular views towards the mighty Mýrdalsjökull ice cap.
This approximately 2-hour buggy adventure combines exciting off-road driving with some of South Iceland’s most dramatic scenery.
After a safety briefing, climb aboard your buggy and set off across the rugged landscape towards the edge of Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, where bright glacial ice creates a striking contrast against the surrounding black sands.
Follow your guide across rough Icelandic terrain, travelling through small rivers and streams as you explore the landscapes shaped by glaciers and volcanic activity.
The route continues towards the vast black sand coast associated with Katla, the powerful volcano hidden beneath Mýrdalsjökull.
Here, enjoy the freedom and excitement of driving your buggy across the open black sand landscape.
The adventure also takes you to the famous DC-3 plane wreck on the black sands.
Stop to enjoy the extraordinary surroundings and take in views towards Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, the expansive coastline and Dyrhólaey in the distance.
From the plane wreck, continue along the mountain landscape before making your way back to base.
The Mýrdalsjökull Glacier Buggy Tour is ideal for travellers looking to add an exciting off-road experience to their South Iceland adventure.
All necessary buggy safety equipment is provided, including insulated overalls, helmet and balaclava.
A valid driver’s licence is required to drive a buggy. Single travellers and groups with an odd number of participants must book a single-rider buggy for an additional charge.
The complete buggy experience takes approximately 2 hours. Please arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes before departure.
Yes. You need a valid driver’s licence to drive the buggy. Passengers do not need a driver’s licence.
No. The buggy route takes you towards the edge of Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the ice cap and surrounding black sands
Yes. The tour includes a stop at the famous DC-3 plane wreck, with views towards Mýrdalsjökull, the black sand coast and Dyrhólaey.
The minimum age to participate is 6 years.
Yes. A single-rider buggy can be booked for an additional charge. Single travellers and groups with an odd number of participants are required to book the single-rider option.
The tour provides the buggy, insulated overalls, helmet and balaclava, as well as guidance and a safety briefing.
Wear warm layers and water-resistant or waterproof boots. Icelandic weather can change quickly, so dress appropriately for outdoor conditions.
Arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes before departure to check in and prepare for your adventure.
Your guide will provide your safety equipment and explain how to operate the buggy. After the safety briefing, it is time to head out into the dramatic landscapes of South Iceland.
Set off across rugged terrain towards the edge of Mýrdalsjökull Glacier.
Enjoy the striking contrast between the bright glacier and the surrounding black volcanic sands while experiencing the excitement of driving a buggy through the Icelandic landscape.
Continue across varied terrain, driving through small rivers and streams on the way towards the coast.
Reach the vast black sands shaped by the volcanic forces of Katla, the volcano hidden beneath Mýrdalsjökull.
Drive across the black sands to the famous DC-3 plane wreck, one of South Iceland’s most distinctive sights.
Stop to enjoy the scenery and take photos. From here, admire views towards Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, the expansive black coastline and Dyrhólaey in the distance.
Continue along the mountain landscape before making your way back to the buggy base.
The complete experience takes approximately 2 hours and combines off-road driving, glacier views, rivers, volcanic black sands and the iconic DC-3 plane wreck.
Please note: The exact route may depend on weather and local conditions.