Iceland · ZIP LINES
7 reviewed
The 7 strongest zip line tours on the island sit below, best first. Each entry gives its fare, its hours, and whatever distinguishes it from the entry underneath, which usually settles the question inside two minutes.
Zipline and hike in Vík, Iceland, with glacier views of Mýrdalsjökull, short trail stretches, and a stream leap challenge.
“Great fun. Trip leaders were enthusiastic and did a nice job. Hiking from line to line is short but lots of up and downs on narrow trails.”
Zipline over Glass River Canyon in downtown Akureyri with 5 different lines and light hiking, plus safety gear. About 1.5 hours.
“The venue was great and our guides were amazing. They made it very fun. My family enjoyed it very much!”
Zipline from near Vík, hike into Grafargil rocks, and ride three cables with waterfall views, river crossings, and a possible bonus jump.
“It was an amazing experience and the guides were super friendly!”
Zipline through Akureyri’s Glerárgil River Canyon on 5 runs in a small group. English guides, big views, 1-2 hours.
“Absolutely Unique, Bang for time and money, both for adults and kids, very well conducted by Yana & Stephie”
Mega Zipline in Hveragerdi: 1 km over Svartagljúfur gorge, 90-100 km/h speeds, Black Canyon hike, from $67.
Fly headfirst on Mega Zipline Iceland Falcon, then hike Black Canyon. Small group, 50 min, safety rules, from $100.
“Nice, but our flight was much slower and shorter than expected. Very friendly and professional staff.”
Mega Zipline Adventure from Reykjavik: 1 km run over Svartagljúfur gorge, small group, transfers and safety gear included.
“The Zip line was beautiful just short. I would recommend to anyone who loves this type of activity.”
