Langjokull Glacier

Iceland's second largest glacier and its ice tunnels.

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Welcome to Langjokull Glacier

Langjokull is the second largest ice cap in Iceland, a vast white dome on the highland border reached on guided trips from the west.

Snowmobile tours and a remarkable man made ice tunnel let you travel across and even inside the glacier.

How to get there

West Iceland begins about an hour north of Reykjavik along the ring road, an easy self drive that opens up Borgarfjordur and the bays beyond.

Region: West Iceland
Type: Natural
Best for: Glaciers, snowmobiling, adventure
Best time: Year round (guided)
Suggested time: Half a day
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Langjokull Glacier

What to see and do

The places and moments worth slowing down for.

Ice tunnel

Walk deep inside the glacier through a carved tunnel.

Snowmobiling

Ride across the white expanse on a guided tour.

Super jeep access

Reached by powerful vehicles from Husafell or the Golden Circle.

Tours & activities

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Good to know

Quick answers for planning your visit.

Where is Langjokull Glacier?

Langjokull Glacier is in West Iceland, Iceland. It lies on the highland border inland from Husafell and the Golden Circle.

What is Langjokull Glacier known for?

Langjokull is known for snowmobiling, the Into the Glacier ice tunnel, super jeep tours and its setting between the west and the highlands.

When is the best time to visit Langjokull Glacier?

The best time to visit is year round (guided), and every season here has its own character.

How long should I spend at Langjokull Glacier?

Most visitors spend half a day here, depending on the weather and how much of the surroundings you want to explore.

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