What to Bring and Wear for this Glacier Trip

Visiting a glacier can be a real adventure, but it's important to come prepared with the right gear. Here are some essential items you should bring and wear when visiting the top of a glacier:

Clothing

  • Dress in layers, so you can add or remove clothing depending on your body temperature
  • Bring a warm, waterproof jacket, ideally with a hood
  • Waterproof boots (not sneakers)
  • Gloves/mittens and a hat to keep extremities warm

Other Essential Gear

  • Sunglasses and sunscreen to protect from sun damage
  • A small backpack to carry extra clothing or equipment
  • A water bottle or thermos filled with hot drink to stay hydrated and warm during the trip

Please note that glacier trips are weather-dependent so, to ensure safety, they're guided by experienced tour operators. If you're unsure about whether a glacier trip is appropriate for you, consult with the tour operator beforehand. By taking these precautions and wearing the appropriate clothing and gear, you'll be ready for an unforgettable glacier experience.

What to Bring for a Buggy Tour

For an exciting buggy adventure in the Icelandic landscape, it's important to come prepared with the right gear. Here's what you need to bring:

Clothing

  • Warm and comfortable clothing (preferably in layers – wool underneath, wind/waterproof on top)
  • Waterproof or sturdy hiking shoes
  • Hat and gloves – even in summer, it can get chilly
  • Buff or face covering – protects against dust and cold

Other Essential Items

  • Sunglasses – for sun glare, dust, and wind
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Camera or phone – to capture the adventure

We provide helmets and protective overalls – just show up ready for an adventure in Icelandic nature! Remember that drivers must hold a valid driver's license, the minimum age for passengers is 8 years old, and there's a maximum weight limit of 140 kg (310 lbs) as specified by the manufacturer.