Icelandic weather, especially in winter, can change quickly and without much notice. Conditions may include wind, snow, rain, or cold temperatures, sometimes all in the same day. For this reason, proper clothing is essential. We strongly recommend wearing warm, layered clothing, including a waterproof and windproof outer layer, along with a hat and gloves. Dressing appropriately ensures comfort and safety throughout the glacier hike.

The experience includes time both off and on the ice. After arriving at the glacier area, groups walk from the parking area toward the glacier before stepping onto the ice itself. While the exact distance and timing can vary depending on conditions, participants should be prepared for a steady approach hike followed by guided glacier walking. The total glacier hike distance is longer than on standard sightseeing stops and forms a key part of the Blue Ice Discovery experience.

Throughout the tour, certified glacier guides adapt the route to current conditions, selecting the safest and most interesting areas to access blue ice features. As glaciers are constantly changing, the specific features visited may vary, but the focus remains on providing a high-quality Blue Ice and Glacier Hike experience within a half-day format.

The Blue Ice Discovery tour is best suited for participants who are comfortable with moderate physical activity, can walk independently on uneven terrain, and are prepared for winter outdoor conditions.

Please keep in mind that our public tours offer a 24h cancellation policy with a full refund.*