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5/5
Jun 2024
I went solo on the Blue Ice Labyrinth tour and honestly, it was EPIC! The glacier maze felt like a frozen wonderland, all twisty tunnels and glowing blue ice. Our guide, Viktor, was SUPER chill and made sure I didn’t slip (I totally would’ve otherwise, lol). Btw, crampons are a bit clunky at first but you get used to them fast. Took waaay too many pics, but you just can’t help it. 10/10 would freeze my toes off again.
4/5
May 2024
Went with my girlfriend and we both loved the experience, even though it was sooo cold. The ice formations are like nothing I’ve seen before, almost like nature’s art gallery. We had to wait around 15 mins to get started cuz another group was late, but our guide kept us entertained with glacier facts. Bring gloves—my fingers were totally numb by the end!
5/5
May 2024
Took the Blue Ice Labyrinth tour as a family of four (kids 10 and 13). We were kinda nervous, but turns out the guides are super patient and even made a game outta finding the craziest ice shape. My youngest kept slipping but everyone laughed it off. The blue in the ice is like, not even real, it’s THAT bright. Pro tip: pee before you go, no bathrooms once you’re on the glacier.
3/5
May 2024
Honestly, I thought it would be a little longer. The ice maze is cool (ha) but felt a bit rushed. Guide was friendly tho. Weather was kinda foggy so views weren’t as WOW as hoped. Still, pretty wild to walk on a glacier.
5/5
May 2024
I’ve never done anything like this before. Went with my boyfriend and his brother, and we all agreed it was the highlight of our Iceland trip. The guide was super knowledgeable and kept us safe—he even had a laser pointer to show us deep crevasses to avoid. Crazy blue colors, felt like we were inside a sapphire. Not for the faint of heart if you hate cold, tho!
What to bring
Warm outdoor clothing, including thermal layers, fleece or wool, and a waterproof jacket and pants.
Warm gloves and a hat, sturdy hiking boots with ankle support (available to rent if needed), sunglasses and sunscreen.
Bring Food, snacks, and a bottle of water (no meals are provided), a small backpack and a camera
What’s not allowed
Children under 8 years are not permitted on this tour.
The experience is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
Crampons cannot be provided for shoe sizes below EU 35.
Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Large bags and suitcases are not permitted on the glacier hike.
Accessibility
This experience is not wheelchair accessible and is not suitable for guests with mobility impairments.
Participants must be able to walk on uneven, icy terrain for an extended period.
Additional information
The tour operates in all weather conditions except when deemed unsafe; appropriate clothing is essential.
An adult must accompany children aged 8–17 at all times.
The actual appearance of the glacier may vary due to natural changes and weather conditions.
Pregnant guests should consult their physician before booking and consider the physical requirements of the tour.
Please arrive at the meeting point on time; late arrivals may not be accommodated.
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Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.