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Duration
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1 hour
Difficulty
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Easy
Voucher
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Electronic
Meeting point
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On location

Description

Feel the energy of Iceland’s volcanic coast on an exciting ATV adventure across open black-sand landscapes, rugged tracks and wide views towards the ocean and glaciers.

This active experience turns the raw terrain of South Iceland into part of the adventure, creating a memorable change of pace from traditional sightseeing. Clear organisation and expert guidance make it easy to relax into the experience and enjoy every memorable moment.

The broad landscape creates clear sightlines towards Dyrhólaey, the glacier and the South Coast, while the quad bike adds an active element that a roadside stop cannot provide. Riding pace and route details are adapted to weather and group ability.

What is included

  • One-hour guided ATV experience
  • Helmet and balaclava
  • Insulated weatherproof overalls
  • Boots when required
  • English-speaking guide

What do I need to bring

  • Full valid driving licence if you intend to drive
  • Warm base layers
  • Gloves and weather-appropriate socks
  • Camera secured against sand and rain

Good to know

Meeting point: Mýrdalsjökull Base Camp, Ytri-Sólheimar 1, 871 Vík. Arrive at the time stated on your voucher.

  • Minimum passenger age is 8 years.
  • Drivers must be at least 17 and hold a full valid driving licence.
  • Two guests normally share one ATV; a single-rider supplement may apply.
  • The route can change with weather, water levels and safety conditions.

Highlights

  • Black-sand riding on Sólheimasandur
  • DC-3 plane wreck viewpoint
  • Views towards Mýrdalsjökull and Dyrhólaey
  • Protective riding equipment included

ATV Quad Express on Sólheimasandur – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drive the ATV?

Drivers must be at least 17 and carry a full valid driving licence.

How old must passengers be?
Is specialist clothing included?
Will we always follow the same track?

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