Description
Meet your buggy, learn the simple automatic controls and head directly onto gravel tracks and mountain terrain beyond Reykjavík. The two-seat format makes this an especially entertaining experience to share.
The guided route climbs through the Hafravatn area towards Reykjavík Peak, opening views across the capital, Faxaflói Bay and Mt. Esja when visibility allows.
Enjoy 1.5 hours on the guided buggy tour with all essential equipment provided. Allow approximately 2.5 hours in total if you select the optional Reykjavík pickup and return transfer.
What is included
- 1.5-hour guided buggy tour
- Automatic two-seat buggy according to the booking option
- Helmet, overalls, balaclava and gloves
- English-speaking guide
- Optional Reykjavík transfer when selected
What do I need to bring
- Warm layers
- Weatherproof outerwear
- Sturdy closed shoes
- Camera or phone
Good to know
Meeting point: Lambhagavegur 19, 113 Reykjavík. Optional transfer may be selected during booking.
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- Drivers must meet the age requirement and carry a full valid licence.
- Shared and single-rider arrangements are selected during booking.
- Optional transfer is not included unless specifically selected.
Highlights
- Powerful automatic buggy
- Reykjavík Peak mountain views
- Hafravatn lake scenery
- Rugged trails close to the capital
- Compact 1.5-hour adventure
1.5-Hour Reykjavík Buggy Safari – Frequently Asked Questions
No. The buggy safari is beginner-friendly, and the experience begins with an introduction to the controls before the guide leads the route at a comfortable group pace.
Yes, every driver must bring a full valid driving licence. Passengers can join without driving, subject to the age and booking requirements shown for this buggy safari.
Yes. A helmet and essential protective equipment are included, with warm overalls and other weather gear supplied according to the experience.
The meeting information for the Reykjavík base is shown in the booking confirmation. Arrive before the check-in time so fitting and the introduction can begin smoothly.
Wear warm base layers and sturdy closed shoes. The supplied outer gear adds protection while you enjoy the open volcanic landscape.
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