How much does a tour cost?
We have huge variety of tours in many different price ranges. (Money is made to be spent, and it is more fun to spend it on experiences! )
Why choose a helicopter tour?
To take in the view like you've never done before, and to be on top of the world!
You can also cover a broad area in a short amount of time, so you can make the most of all your days in Iceland.
Which tours include a landing (besides the Reykjavik Domestic Airport) ?
We do a landing during every tour except on the Reykjavik by Air tour.
After many years of flying around Iceland our pilots know the most scenic and safest places to land.
On which tours do we see glaciers?
You will see a glacier on the following helicopter tours:
- Glacier Landing
- Fire & Ice
- Volcanoes and Glaciers
- Essential Iceland
- Glacier Lagoon Expedition.
- Magical Mývatn
- Wonders of Westfjords
If the weather permits you might see all the way to Snæfellsjökull glacier in our Reykjavik Summit Tour, the Heli Romance Tour, Heli Happy Hour and the Countless Craters Tour. You might also see in the distance on the Geothermal Tour and the Waterfalls & Valleys tour.
Will we land on glaciers?
The following tours include a glacier landing:
- Glacier Landing
- Fire & Ice
On the Volcanoes & Glaciers Tour, the Essential Iceland Tour and the Glacier Lagoon Expedition Tour we land on the volcanic crater of Fimmvörðuháls or by the glacier tongue of Eyjafjallajökull, Gígjökull.
With your safety in mind we reserve the right to change the itineraries due to weather conditions or any other factors beyond our control.
On which tours do I see Þingvellir National Park?
You are able to see Þingvellir National Park on the following tours:
-Waterfalls & Valleys
-Fire & Ice
- Glacier Landing
-Essential Iceland
-Magical Mývatn
On which tours do I see Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir?
The Golden Circle is a must do when travelling in Iceland. It shows the raw beauty of nature in various ways and you are able to do this tour easily in one day by car. We have offered this tour by helicopter as well, however we believe that this tour is so much better to do on the ground. Standing next to the Geysir when it erupts and seeing the water being thrown into the air by such force is just beyond anything you can imagine and quickly flying over it just doesn’t really do it justice. The same can be said about the waterfall Gullfoss: being able to hear, see, smell and feel the masses of water rushing down into the canyon needs time to be truly appreciated. The drift of the tectonic plates in Þingvellir national park is a great phenomenon to be seen from above, though. However you will be able to see this astonishing wonder of nature during our Waterfalls & Valleys, our Glacier Landing and our Fire & Ice tour.
So if you are planning on seeing this incredible country from above why not see remote places that cannot be easily accessed by foot or car? During our Fire & Ice tour for example you will not only see the Þingvellir national park from above but also be landing in a remote geothermal area that is not accessible without a helicopter or a few hours hike. You will also get the chance to walk on a glacier, take incredible photos and throw a snowball or make some snow angels.
You could also decide to take part of our Essential Iceland tour where you will not only fly over the foundations of the world’s oldest existing parliament at Þingvellir and the Geysir of the Golden Circle but also be able to gaze at the technicolor mountains around Landmannalaugar as well as the famous Eyjafjallajökull Glacier Volcano and so much more.
In which tours do we see active volcanoes?
We do not have any erupting volcanoes in Iceland at the moment. When there is a eruption we make specific tours to go see them. Please visit our Blog or our Facebook page to see the latest news.
On the Magical Mývatn tour you will see the lava field made by the Holuhraun (Bárðarbunga) eruption in 2014-2015.
On the Volcanoes & Glaciers, Essential Iceland and Glacier Lagoon Expedition tours you will see the lava field made by the Eyjafjallajökull glacier volcano in 2010.
Which tours are most popular?
Up to 2 hours tours: Reykjavík Summit and Geothermal Tour.
2-4 hour tours: Fire & Ice and Essential Iceland.
Expeditions: Glacier Lagoon Expedition.