“Zhijin Cave Hotel Reservation” Iceland Votnaj?kull—ice and fire coexist

The Vatnaj?kull glacier in southeastern Iceland is the largest glacier in Europe, covering an area of ??8,300 square kilometers, second only to the Antarctic glaciers and Greenland glaciers. It is the largest glacier in the world and can be visited by ordinary tourists without professional training. What’s strange is what’s under the ice. Sometimes lava flows, craters and thermal lakes are located in the ice. Come here to find out why people call Iceland the land of ice and fire.

There are many sightseeing options for tourists to choose from, such as skiing, ice climbing, driving or snowmobiling. Imagine driving a snowmobile through the endless snow and ice, then eating snacks at a mountaintop cafe while admiring the spectacular scenery. What a pleasant thing it is for Qingyang Travel Network. In addition, the famous Skaftafell National Park is located at the foot of the ice sheet.

Transportation:

You can take a bus from Hepburn to Wotnaj?kull. The cost is approximately ISK 15,800.

Ice Climbing

This activity was organized by 27 people, with dedicated guidance and tools provided, and took 24 hours. The required fee is 4000 ISK.

Glacier Adventure

This activity is provided by Glacier Jeeps. Take a snow jeep and explore the ice fields with an experienced guide. Now introduce a route starting from Hepburn.

Activities: June 1st to September 7th at 8:30 every day.

Time required: 9 hours

Cost: ISK ￡15,800

Glacier Jeep Company

Address: hfn 780

Telephone: 354 4781000

Fax: 354 4781901

Tip: Skaftafell National Park

Skaftafell National Park is Iceland's largest national park and nature reserve. Founded in 1967. The park integrates glaciers, volcanoes, canyons, forests, and waterfalls with spectacular scenery. Here, visitors can admire green bushes hidden beneath white and crystal glaciers, as well as dark mountains of volcanic lava. Svatifoss Waterfall is the most famous sight here.

Address: 785 fagurholsmyri, Iceland

Telephone: 354 478 1627

Fax: 354 478 1627