Iceland · ZIP LINES
The 7 best zip line tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Vík’s zipline and hiking tour, with glacier views, river crossings, safety tips, pricing, guides, and practical booking advice.
“Beautiful scenery! Guides were knowledgeable and very funny. A great adventure, drive to the zip lines was around 3 minutes, terrific! If it’s been raining, be careful with the hike, some areas could be slippery. Especially for older folks (like me).”
Zip across Akureyri’s Glerárgil canyon on five scenic ziplines, with friendly guides, light hiking, and a strong sense of adventure.
“I loved this! The guides were great and zip lining over the river was amazing! This is a must do!”
Zip over canyons near Vík, hike Grafargil, and cross a river on this scenic two-hour Iceland adventure.
“Nice hike through a canyon and fun ziplinining over it for 4 times. Alex and Alex were amazing! Sunny weather helped 😉”
Zip across Glerárgil River Canyon in Akureyri on five scenic ziplines, with friendly guides, forest paths, and excellent cruise-port access.
“This experience was one of my favorites. It was safe, easy, and the scenery was breathtaking! Stephen, our guide, was extremely funny and informative about the geology and history of the area. Both guides made the experience fun and safe. This experience represents the best of Iceland in many ways.”
Fly 1 kilometer over Hveragerði’s Black Canyon on Iceland’s fastest zipline, with waterfalls, mountain views, and a 13-meter free-fall option.
Fly headfirst at more than 100 km/h on Iceland’s 1-kilometer Superman zipline, with a short Black Canyon hike and small groups.
“Nice, but our flight was much slower and shorter than expected. Very friendly and professional staff.”
Review of Iceland’s Mega Zipline from Reykjavík, with gorge views, safety tips, transport details, pricing, and advice on who should book.
“The Zip line was beautiful just short. I would recommend to anyone who loves this type of activity.”
Pick a glacier, a harbour or a hot spring.
