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4-day Private Laugavegur Trek
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- Discover why this trail was listed as one of the most beautiful in the world
- Enjoy the colorful and breath-taking views of nature
- Explore the amazing rhyolite mountains
Tour departs from
Reykjavík
Duration
4 hours
Pick up / meeting point
BSÍ Bus Terminal
Languages
English
Difficulty
4 (High)
Minimum age
0 years old
Overview
Journey through one of the most beautiful trails in the world, according to National Geographic. Discover all of the amazing things within Iceland's wilderness.
What's included?
Services of a Professional Guide.
Transport of backpack between huts.
Accommodation in huts.
Breakfast and dinner.
Transport from Reykjavík to Landmannalaugar, and from Thórsmörk to Reykjavík.
All taxes.
Snacks and lunch during treks
What to expect?
The Laugavegur trail was listed by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful trails in the world and is by far the most famous hiking trail in Iceland.The Laugavegur trail, between Landmannalaugar and Thórsmörk, includes breathtaking views and amazing nature, colorful rhyolite mountains, black obsidian lava, black sandy desert, rivers, geothermal pools, and views to glaciers, such as Vatnajökull, Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull and Tindfallajökull.
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What to bring
Lunch and snack on the way.
Please remember, warm clothes and waterproof. We recommend;
Boots, good, waterproof hiking boots (no sneakers).
River crossing shoes, sandals, or neoprene socks.
Base-layer, two sets of warm long-sleeved top and bottom (no cotton).
Mid-layer, a medium thickness wool or fleece top to go over your base layer.
Shell jacket, wind and waterproof, gore-tex or similar, is mandatory and extremely important in Icelandic climate. The jacket must be waterproof, have a hood, and make sure you are dry even if it rains or snows all day. We recommend jackets with pit zips for ventilation.
Medium insulated jacket, use a synthetic or down jacket that fits over your base layer and mid-layer, yet underneath your rain shell. Should be comfortable with full range of movement when all layers are on.
Extra top layer, bring an extra medium-thick layer to add underneath your medium insulated jacket in case you get cold quickly.
Waterproof shell pants, gore-tex or similar, and preferably with zips for ventilation.Gloves, one thin pair of warm gloves, and one pair of over mittens with windproofing.Hat, preferably with a windproof lining.Hiking socks, three pairs, one thin, one thick, and one pair that is extra thick for evenings.
Quick-drying towel, Backpack, day pack, 20-40 liters.
Rain cover for your backpack or poncho that covers your backpack.
Trekking poles are necessary for the river crossingSunglasses, UV rated, we recommend a strap so they don’t get lost.
Sunscreen/chapstick, make sure the chapstick has UV-rated sunscreen in it.
Water bottle, insulated water bottle, 2-liter capacity. You can fill the bottle in the crystal clear Icelandic rivers.
Toiletries, personal basics, toothbrush and -paste, hairbrush, shampoo, conditioner, earplugs, sleeping mask, etc.
Personal medications, make sure you bring any personal meds you need on your trip, and ensure the office is updated on your allergies or needs. Headlamp, make sure you bring extra batteries. Snacks, chocolate, nuts or energy bars, or anything you like to take with you.
Cash or credit card, a shower costs about 500 ISK.
Recommended by the experts:
Compression sacks, or plastic bags, for gear to keep it dry. Balaclava or buff, to protect your neck and face. Thermos, we recommend a 1-liter thermos for hot drinks on the hike. Sitting mat, nice to have on breaks during the hike. Camera, it is important of course to be present while hiking, but also a great joy to bring home memories.