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Iceland's classics.
The 5 most popular cycling tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Ride ATVs over Katla black lava sands from Vík, stop for glacier and Dyrhólaey views, then visit an iconic aircraft wreck and river canyons.
“This was a lot of fun. We got to drive over sand, rocky paths, across streams and had plenty of photo opportunities.”
Ride ATVs from Mýrdalsjökull to Sólheimasandur’s black sands, see the DC3 wreck, cross rivers, and chase views toward Dyrhólaey.
“It was amazing, great guide very friendly, the best part was the landscapes we went through. It was soo far our best experience in Iceland.”
Quad bike off-road from Reykjavik to Twin Peaks for heated-grip comfort, wild dirt tracks, and big views over the city and bay.
“This is the best activity I’ve done during the two trips I’ve been on to Iceland. Our guide Kaktuz was informative, but also lovely which put us all at ease! Two hours is the perfect amount of time to explore Reykjavík’s surrounding area. It was a small group of six of us, plus the guide.…”
Electric bike tour around Siglufjörður in North Iceland for up to 5 riders, guided off-road mix, about 3 hours.
“Spectacular ride with a guide who was a joy!!!!! We spent the morning with Meg who took us all over the hills and through the forests of Siglufjordhur on paved and gravel roads as well as some off-road riding. She was attentive to each of our needs(some were speedy, some technical and some slow on…”
Forest Lagoon e-bike tour in Akureyri: guided ride through Kjarnaskógur forest and old town, plus included geothermal pool time.
“My wife and I, along with another couple, toured Akureyri on the Forest Lagoon e-bike tour. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour, which was informative, interesting, and a great way to learn about the city. We especially appreciated the enthusiasm of our guides for showing us Akureyri — this was one of the highlights of our…”
