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Reykjavík: 3-Day Holiday Package Landmannalaugar Hiking Tour

By Arctic Adventures
Available from 01/19/2026
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  • Explore some of Iceland’s most stunning highland landscapes on this 3-day guided trekking tour
  • Hike through lava fields, mountains, ridges, and waterfalls including Háifoss, Gjáin, and Hjálparfoss
  • 2x nights in mountain huts with meals, guided hikes, and transport from Reykjavík included

Tour departs from

Reykjavik

Duration

3 days

Available

January - August

Pick up / meeting point

Hotel pick-up

Difficulty

3 (Moderate)

Minimum age

10 years old

Overview

Explore Iceland’s Highlands on a 3-day guided trekking tour. Hike through lava fields, colorful mountains, and geothermal areas, soak in natural hot springs, and visit highlights like Grænihryggur, Ljótipollur, and Gjáin. Stay in mountain huts with meals included, and enjoy transportation and guided hikes from Reykjavík.

What's included?

Pick-up/drop-off in central Reykjavík

Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide

2 nights hut accommodation incl. meals

Day 1: Transfer to Landmannalaugar & hike

Day 1: Lava fields, mountains & canyon walk

Day 1: Relax in natural hot spring

Day 2: Full-day Grænihryggur hike

Day 2: Highland views & hot springs

Day 3: Crater lake & Sigöldufoss

Day 3: Háifoss, Gjáin & Hjálparfoss

Flights to/from Keflavik Airport (KEF)

Private transfers from/to the airport

Showers at mountain hut (1000 ISK)

Personal spending and optional activities

Personal health and travel insurance

Single traveler supplement €500

What to expect?

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Good to know

Hotel pick-up: Select pick-up point when you book, or inform us later at help@booknordics.com

What to bring

Please bring sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with ankle support, warm layers (fleece or Primaloft), a waterproof jacket and trousers, gloves, hiking socks, and a warm hat. Pack a small day backpack, sleeping bag (with liner if rented), travel pillow, towel, toiletries, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, and a basic first aid kit. Hiking poles, gaiters, camera, headlamp (for trips after August 10), earplugs, sleep mask, and a book are also recommended.