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Iceland's classics.
The 7 most popular zip lines tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Zipline and hike near Vík with glacier views, funny safety-focused guides, a stream leap, and an end-of-tour surprise.
“Great fun. Trip leaders were enthusiastic and did a nice job. Hiking from line to line is short but lots of up and downs on narrow trails.”
Zipline Akureyri over Glass River Canyon: 5 lines, light hiking, fun safety-first guides, and town views in about 1.5 hours for $95.
“The activity was excellent with amazing guides that made you feel at ease on the Ziplines.”
A 2-hour Vik adventure with 3 zip lines, canyon hikes, cave rocks, and waterfall views, led by safety-first guides.
“We had an amazing experience and both Alex are fantastic guides. The zip lining was super fun, the scenery was amazing! We zipped through mountains, streams and saw waterfalls. One of the best tour we did in iceland. Thank you so much for making our trip adventurous and fun!”
Zipline Akureyri through the Glerárgil River canyon with five rides, forest trails, English-speaking guides, and small groups for $95.
“Great ziplining tour for all experience levels. The view from the zipline was amazing. The guides were fun and interactive”
Zip 1 km over Icelandic gorges near Hveragerði, with a quick Black Canyon hike and optional 13 m free-fall drop.
Fly headfirst on the Falcon Superman Ride at Mega Zipline Iceland. Long, fast ziplines plus a hike near Black Canyon.
“Nice, but our flight was much slower and shorter than expected. Very friendly and professional staff.”
Ride Iceland’s longest zipline on a 1-km, dual-line route from Kambar plateau to Reykjadalur, with transfers and safety gear included.
“A very cool experience overall. Unfortunately there was an issue w the buggy so we had to hike up to the platform, it was fairly steep and while it wasn’t terrible, with a kiddo in tow it wasn’t the best and took away from the experience. I don’t think this is normal though and would…”
