All Year
2 Hours
Very Easy
No
None
ISK 169.900
Experience Iceland’s extraordinary contrasts from the air on a Fire and Ice Helicopter Tour from Reykjavik. Fly above volcanic landscapes, glaciers and geothermal areas before making two unforgettable landings in Iceland’s remote wilderness.
The adventure combines approximately 60–80 minutes of guided helicopter flight with a glacier landing and a geothermal landing. In total, allow approximately 110–140 minutes for the experience.
Along the way, enjoy aerial views of some of Iceland’s most remarkable landscapes, including Þórisjökull Glacier, Glymur Waterfall, Þingvellir National Park and the Hengill geothermal area.
Fly across lava fields, volcanic craters and colourful mountain landscapes before reaching Iceland’s glacial highlands.
The helicopter lands at a remote glacier location that offers an extraordinary opportunity to step out onto the ice. Spend approximately 15 minutes on the glacier, surrounded by mountain scenery and the silence of the Icelandic wilderness.
After take-off, admire deep crevasses and dramatic ice formations from above as the helicopter continues across the landscape.
The journey continues above Skjaldbreiður volcano and the dramatic rift landscape of Þingvellir National Park, where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are gradually moving apart.
Next, fly towards Iceland’s geothermal landscapes and the Hengill area. Here, the helicopter makes a second remote landing.
Spend approximately 15 minutes exploring the geothermal surroundings, where steaming ground and geothermal activity reveal the powerful forces beneath Iceland’s surface.
Finally, return towards Reykjavík and enjoy an aerial perspective of the capital before landing.
The Fire and Ice Helicopter Tour from Reykjavik combines glaciers, volcanoes, geothermal landscapes and two remote landings in one spectacular aerial adventure.
Because helicopter operations depend heavily on weather conditions, the exact route and timing may change to provide a safe and enjoyable experience.
The complete experience takes approximately 110–140 minutes, including around 60–80 minutes of guided helicopter flight and two remote landings.
Yes. The tour includes a remote glacier landing of approximately 15 minutes, subject to weather and operating conditions.
Yes. A second landing takes place in a remote geothermal area, where you can experience Iceland’s geothermal landscape up close for approximately 15 minutes.
The operator will first try to move your flight to another time on the same day. If that is not possible, they may offer another available date. If no suitable alternative can be arranged, you will receive a full refund.
The approximate weight of each passenger is required for safe flight planning and weight distribution inside the helicopter.
Wear warm clothing and sturdy shoes. A warm jacket, hat and gloves are recommended because glacier and mountain landing areas can be cold and windy.
The exact starting time is confirmed after booking. Please provide a valid phone number and email address so the operator can contact you with the necessary details.
If weather conditions are unsuitable for your scheduled flight, the operator will normally try to:
Begin your Fire and Ice helicopter adventure in Reykjavík and take to the skies for a completely different perspective of Iceland.
As the city disappears behind you, fly across lava fields, volcanic formations and colourful mountain landscapes towards Iceland’s highlands and glaciers.
Continue towards the glacial landscapes, with spectacular views of ice caps, crevasses and rugged mountain terrain from above.
The helicopter makes a remote glacier landing, giving you approximately 15 minutes on the ice. Step outside, breathe in the fresh mountain air and enjoy the extraordinary silence and scenery.
The exact glacier landing location can depend on weather and conditions on the day.
After taking off from the glacier, continue above Iceland’s volcanic landscape.
The flight offers views towards Skjaldbreiður, an impressive shield volcano, before crossing the rift landscape of Þingvellir National Park.
From the air, experience a remarkable perspective of the geological boundary where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates are gradually moving apart.
Next, fly towards the Hengill geothermal area, where steam and geothermal activity reveal another side of Iceland’s powerful geology.
The helicopter makes a second remote landing for approximately 15 minutes. Here, you can experience the geothermal landscape up close, with steaming ground and bubbling geothermal features.
Finally, return towards Reykjavík and enjoy aerial views of the capital before landing.
The tour includes approximately 60–80 minutes of guided helicopter flight, plus the two remote landings. Total tour duration is approximately 110–140 minutes.
Please note: The flight route, landing locations and exact timing can change depending on weather and operating conditions.
Nauthólsvegur, 102 Reykjavík