Iceland · ZIP LINES
The 7 zip lines tours below are ordered by how many travellers actually went, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Start at the top; the reasons are underneath.
Zipline and hike near Vík, Iceland, with Mýrdalsjökull glacier views, a stream leap, and safety-first guides in a small group.
“Our guides were great, the scenery was amazing, and the surprise at the end was a special treat! We really enjoyed this excursion.”
Zipline over Akureyri’s Glass River Canyon on 5 lines with expert guides, short hikes, and safety gear, right near town for about 1.5 hours.
“The activity was excellent with amazing guides that made you feel at ease on the Ziplines.”
Three zipline rides and a canyon hike from Vík, with Hundafoss views, Grafargil caves, and a nerve-tingling Leap of Faith.
“This was so fun! My kids had a great time. The guides were energetic and made it very entertaining. They especially helped my youngest son have a wonderful time. Scenery was incredible and zip lines were great. Wonderful way to spend a couple hours.”
Zipline over Akureyri’s Glerárgil River Canyon on five lines in a small group. English guides, all-weather runs, $95 for 1:45.
“Very stunning views and a graceful trek to the different zip line stations. The entire family just lived it. The guides were both amazing”
Mega Zipline in Hveragerdi flies you over Svartagljúfur Black Canyon on two parallel lines, up to 100 km/h, with a short hike.
“Tågen kunne de jo ikke gøre noget ved men har aldrig oplevet så upersonlig og ligegyldig betjening før”
Fly headfirst on the Falcon Superman ride at Mega Zipline Iceland, plus a short hike to Black Canyon. Fast, safe, and small-group fun.
“Wow! The best attraction in Iceland! Victoria is perfect, thank you!”
Fly Iceland’s longest zipline for a full kilometer above Svartagljúfur gorge, with Reykjavik transfers, gear, and dual lines for pairs.
“The guides were great and the beauty of Iceland was breathtaking!”
Pick the kind of day you want. Every one of them is ranked.
