Iceland · ZIP LINES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 7 zip line tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Zipline and hike near Vík, Iceland, with Mýrdalsjökull glacier views, expert guides, and a stream leap on a small-group adventure.
“This was amazing! Alex and Alexandra were great guides. Very professional. First time on a zipline and it was a blast. The valley was stunningly beautiful! Would do it again in a flash!”
Zipline over Akureyri’s Glass River Canyon on 5 runs with fun, safety focused guides, gear included, and light canyon hiking.
“Best activity I have been for this trip. very professional and well run. always felt safe. Highly recommended. easy to find.”
Zip over Vík canyons on three lines, hike Grafargil caves, and cross the Leap of Faith river. Includes harness and helmet, 2 hours.
“Probably the best thing we’ve done in Iceland so far! Loved every second.”
Zipline five rides over Akureyri’s Glerárgil river canyon with a small English-speaking crew, great views, and easy walking between platforms.
“Informative tour guides, who explained all in detail and being our first time we all felt safe with them.”
Mega Zipline in Hveragerði flies you over Svartagljúfur, with paired lines, speeds up to 100 km/h, and an easy Black Canyon hike.
“Tågen kunne de jo ikke gøre noget ved men har aldrig oplevet så upersonlig og ligegyldig betjening før”
Fly headfirst on Mega Zipline Iceland’s fastest 1 km line, with a short Black Canyon hike and a small group ride for $100.
“Nice, but our flight was much slower and shorter than expected. Very friendly and professional staff.”
Iceland’s Mega Zipline whisks you to a full 1 km run from the Kambar plateau over Svartagljúfur gorge, with round-trip Reykjavík transfers.
“They cancelled this trip and didn't inform anyone about it”
Every kind of Icelandic day out, and the best of each.
