Reykjadalur hike, from Reykjavík

Name: Reykjadalur hike, from Reykjavík
Brand: Travelling Iceland
SKU: 22998835-0466-42f5-8159-d507728bd19a
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Summary

An adventure in a valley where you bath in a river which is warm due to the geothermal hot springs. REYKJAVÍK Pick up at your accommodation around 9.00 AM, or meet us at Harpa Opera House at 9.00 AM. We will start our journey by driving over the Hellisheidi and through Hveragerdi village, stopping there for the earthquake centre. REYKJADALUR HIKE We hike up the Reykjadalur (Steam Valley). The hike takes about 1 hour, until we come to the river. The valley is situated in a geothermally active area, so the hot water mixes with the river, making it perfect temperature to bathing. Remember good shoes, swimsuit, snack, water and your camera! A moderate hike, with a good rest at the top, until we hike downhill. REYKJAVÍK We arrive in Reykjavík about 2.00 PM.

Tour info

Duration

5 hours

Why take this tour?

Come with us on a journey for a lifetime, a real adventure in Iceland´s nature. We will take you to Reykjadalur Valley, where geothermal hot water mixes with the river running through the valley, making it perfect for bathing. Adventure and de-stress with us in tranquility, in nature, next door to Reykjavík. A mindful hike and geothermal bath close to the capital.

What’s included?

Licensed Tour Guide
Please bring water bottle (to fill in the river) and snack for the experience

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 5h
Mobile tickets accepted
Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Travelling Iceland

About operator:

Travelling Iceland is a Tour Operator & a Travel Agency in Reykjavik, Iceland. We offer tours in small groups and our focus is to give travelers a unique experience with a local, who are geologists and educated in tourism. We travel sustainably. When you travel with us we donate to nature conservation and protection. Iceland nature is fragile and untouched and we want to leave it that way for generations to come.