Icebergs break off Breiðamerkurjökull and drift across Iceland's deepest lake toward the sea, and the amphibian and the Zodiac leave the same shore. What separates one Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon boat tour from another is how the boat gets into your day, whether the ticket sits inside a day trip 4.5 hours each way from Reykjavík, whether you paddle a kayak, or whether you take the quieter boat at Fjallsárlón.
A Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon boat tour is a 30 to 40 minute amphibian ride (May to November) or a 1 hour 15 minute Zodiac ride (May to October), both sold at the lagoon shore. The amphibian costs 7,100 ISK (about $58) and the Zodiac 16,600 ISK (about $136) at about 122 ISK to the US dollar. Neither boat is sold on this site. What you can book here is the trip that carries the boat, a day trip from Reykjavík with the ticket inside the price, a kayak on the lagoon, or the Zodiac at Fjallsárlón 10 km west.
Key takeaways
Every price below starts with "from" because it is the lowest adult rate on the listing, and every price is per person. The Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip, the Glacier Lagoon Day Trip with Boat Tour and the two-day 2-Day South Coast with Boat and Hike put the boat ticket inside the fare. The other trips from Reykjavík treat the boat as an add-on you select at booking or pay for at the lagoon, and those listings do not state the add-on price. The kayak tours and the Fjallsárlón trips are meet-on-site, so you drive yourself or add them to your own road trip. Payment and booking run through the platforms, and every listing carries free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
A 14-hour coach day from Reykjavik with the 30-minute amphibian boat ride on Jökulsárlón already in the ticket. It also stops at Diamond Beach, Stjórnarfoss, Vik and Seljalandsfoss.
A 14.5-hour bus day from Reykjavik with 1.5 hours at Jökulsárlón and stops at Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss and Vik. An amphibian boat tour is an optional summer extra paid on site.
A 14.5-hour bus day from Reykjavik with a boat tour of about 30 minutes among the icebergs included in the fare. Groups run up to 45 and the operator lists it as a carbon neutral tour.
A 14 to 15-hour bus day from Reykjavik with 1.5 hours at Jökulsárlón. The boat ride of 40 minutes is added only if you select it, at an extra fee.
A 14-hour guided bus day from Reykjavik with 1.5 hours at the lagoon and the most reviews on this page at 4,030. The boat cruise is an optional add-on from April to October.
A 4-hour combination of a Zodiac cruise on Fjallsárlón and a 2-hour hike on Fjallsjökull in a group of up to 10. The boat, crampons, helmet and harness are all in the price.
A 90-minute float among the icebergs of Fjallsárlón in an immersion suit, with a hot drink at Frost restaurant afterwards. At $125.88 it is the lowest priced option on this page.
A 90-minute guided kayak tour on Jökulsárlón in sit-on-top kayaks with a two-piece suit and all gear included. Participants must be able to swim.
A 90-minute kayak tour among the icebergs in a group of no more than 6 with drysuits and lifejackets provided. The parking fee is not included.
A 6-hour combination of a kayak paddle among the icebergs and a super jeep ride to a hike on Breidamerkurjokull in a group of up to 9. All kayak and glacier gear is provided.
A 2-day South Coast tour with a night in an ensuite room and breakfast, ending with Jökulsárlón on day 2. The amphibious boat tour on the lagoon is an option you select at booking.
A 2-day South Coast tour from Reykjavik that includes the Jökulsárlón boat tour, a glacier hike with safety gear, a night's accommodation and breakfast. Groups run up to 18.
Every Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon boat tour side by side: the listing price per person, the whole trip, what you do on the water and where it starts. "Add-on" means the boat is sold on top of the trip.
| Tour | Price | Total time | On the water | Starts | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip | $279 | 14 hours | 30 min amphibian | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| South Coast and Jökulsárlón Day Tour | $223 | 14.5 hours | Add-on | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| Glacier Lagoon Day Trip with Boat Tour | $328 | 14.5 hours | Boat tour included | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach Day Trip | $225 | 14-15 hours | Add-on | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach Tour | $203 | 14 hours | Add-on | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| Fjallsárlón Boat Tour and Glacier Hike | $234 | 4 hours | Zodiac both ways | Fjallsárlón | Check Availability Details |
| Fjallsárlón Ice Floating | $125.88 | 1.5 hours | Ice floating | Fjallsárlón | Check Availability Details |
| Jökulsárlón Kayaking Tour | $154 | 1.5 hours | Kayak 1.5 hours | Jökulsárlón | Check Availability Details |
| Small-Group Glacier Lagoon Kayaking | $149 | 1.5 hours | Kayak 1.5 hours | Fjallsárlón (confirm) | Check Availability Details |
| Glacier Lagoon Kayak and Hike | $228.87 | 6 hours | Kayak and glacier hike | Jökulsárlón | Check Availability Details |
| 2-Day South Coast with Amphibian Boat | $590 | 2 days | Add-on | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
| 2-Day South Coast with Boat and Hike | $698.07 | 2 days | Boat tour included | Reykjavík | Check Availability Details |
The boat-included day trips cost more, the add-on trips leave the boat to you, and Fjallsárlón and the kayaks start at the water. Cancellation terms are on each card. Figures current in Q4 2026.
The Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip runs about 14 hours and is marked likely to sell out, so dates go fast in summer. Check starting times and pickup options before you plan the rest of your South Coast day.
Looking at one of the others? 14.5-hour bus day with an optional summer amphibian boat · 14.5-hour bus day with a 30-minute boat tour among the icebergs · 14 to 15-hour bus day with an optional 40-minute lagoon boat · 14-hour guided bus day with an optional lagoon boat cruise · 4-hour Zodiac cruise and glacier hike for up to 10 · 90-minute ice floating in an immersion suit for up to 8 · 90-minute guided sit-on-top kayak tour among the icebergs · 90-minute kayak tour in a group of up to 6 · 6-hour kayak and Breidamerkurjokull glacier hike combo · 2-day South Coast tour with an optional amphibious boat · 2-day South Coast tour with boat tour and glacier hike included
The amphibian and the Zodiac leave the same shore at Jökulsárlón, run by the lagoon operator. Both are sold at the lagoon and on the operator's own site, not here. Each boat has its own page: the Zodiac and the amphibian.
The amphibian at the Jökulsárlón shore. Photo: Oskarp, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The amphibian and the Zodiac set side by side, with the figures from the lagoon operator. These tickets are bought at the shore or on the operator's site, not on this one, so they are priced in Icelandic krona.
| Detail | Amphibian | Zodiac |
|---|---|---|
| Time on the water | 30 to 40 minutes | 1 hour 15 minutes |
| Season | May to November | May to October |
| Price at the lagoon | 7,100 ISK (about $58) adult, 3,500 ISK (about $29) child 6 to 12, free under 6 | 16,600 ISK (about $136) adult, 8,300 ISK (about $68) child 10 to 12 |
| Who can ride | All ages, no minimum age | Age 10 or older, or at least 130 cm tall |
| How close to the ice | Sails among the icebergs | Covers large areas of the lagoon and gets closer to the icebergs, when conditions allow almost up to the glacier |
| Departures | Usually at least every 30 minutes from June to August | About 10 departures in high season, seats are limited |
The amphibian is a wheeled boat that drives straight off the beach into the water, so you board without docks or climbing, which helps visitors with limited mobility. The 30 to 40 minute tour passes blue icebergs and seals resting on the ice, passengers can taste 1000 year old ice, and Diamond Beach is visible from the route. An English speaking guide and life jackets are included, and the view takes in Vatnajökull and the Breiðamerkurjökull tongue.
The Zodiac is a fast inflatable that runs 1 hour 15 minutes and reaches water the amphibian never sees. When conditions allow it goes almost all the way up to the glacier. Everyone wears a flotation suit and life jacket, and the ticket includes a truck transfer from the main parking area to the dock. Check in 30 minutes before departure.
So which glacier boat tour is the best? If you want speed, closeness to the ice and time near the glacier wall, the Zodiac is the stronger ride, and it costs more than twice as much. If you travel with small children, want the lower price or need easy boarding, the amphibian is the sensible pick. The operator refunds in full if you cancel 24 hours or more ahead, pays 50 percent back from 23 hours to 2 hours before, and rebooks or refunds in full when a tour is cancelled for safety.
These listings take you from Reykjavík to the lagoon and back in one very long day. Here is how they differ on price, boat arrangements and time at the water.
The day trips from Reykjavík compared on price, the length of the day, the boat and the time at the lagoon. The figures come from the tour listings, and the boat column is the one that matters most.
| Tour | Price | Day | Boat | Time at the lagoon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip | $279 | 14 hours | 30-minute amphibian included | 1 hour |
| Glacier Lagoon Day Trip with Boat Tour | $328 | 14.5 hours | About 30 minutes included, up to 45 people | Not stated |
| South Coast and Jökulsárlón Day Tour | $223 | 14.5 hours | Optional in summer, paid on site | 1.5 hours |
| Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach Day Trip | $225 | 14-15 hours | 40-minute ride as an extra fee | 1.5 hours |
| Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach Tour | $203 | 14 hours | Optional from April to October, paid on site | 1.5 hours |
The lagoon sits 370 km from Reykjavík, about 4.5 hours each way on the coach, so the day runs 14 hours or more and most of it is on the road. The lagoon itself gets 1 to 1.5 hours. The stops named in the listings break up the drive: Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, Vík for dinner, Kirkjubæjarklaustur for lunch, Hvolsvöllur, Skaftafell and Diamond Beach across the road from the lagoon.
The real choice is the boat. On the Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip and the Glacier Lagoon Day Trip with Boat Tour the ticket is in the fare, so there is nothing to pay at the shore. On the South Coast and Jökulsárlón Day Tour, the Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach Day Trip and the Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach Tour the ride is an add-on, and none of those listings states its price. For scale, the amphibian ticket bought at the lagoon costs 7,100 ISK (about $58).
Lunch is not included on any of the five, food is bought at restaurant and gas station stops. Most of them do not take children under 6. A day trip makes sense if you have no car and only one day, but you give up the flexibility of driving yourself or spreading the South Coast over the two-day trips further down the page.
Fjallsárlón sits about 10 km west of Jökulsárlón on Route 1, below the steep Fjallsjökull glacier tongue, and it runs its own boat. Here are the ways onto this water. The lagoon itself, parking included, is on Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon.
Fjallsárlón below Fjallsjökull. Photo: Jakub Hałun, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The Fjallsárlón options side by side. The first two are tours sold on this site at their listing prices. The third is the standalone boat the Fjallsárlón operator sells at the lagoon, which is not sold here, so it is priced in krona.
| Option | Price | Time | Who |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fjallsárlón Boat Tour and Glacier Hike | $234 | 4 hours | Age 14 and up, group of up to 10 |
| Fjallsárlón Ice Floating | $125.88 | 1.5 hours | Ages 15 to 75, group of up to 8 |
| Fjallsárlón Iceberg Boat Tour (at the lagoon) | 11,300 ISK (about $93) | 75 minutes | April to November, not sold on this site |
The lagoon lies at the southern edge of Vatnajökull and is often a quieter alternative to Jökulsárlón. The tour base sits behind the Frost restaurant, which seats up to 90 guests and opens 10:00 to 16:00 with a self service buffet of hot meals, salads, soups, sandwiches and cakes. Check in at the tour reception behind Frost, then follow a 10-minute gravel walk to the dock.
The Fjallsárlón Boat Tour and Glacier Hike crosses the lagoon by Zodiac in a 25-minute ride each way, then puts crampons, a helmet and a harness on you for about 2 hours on Fjallsjökull. The Fjallsárlón Ice Floating uses no boat at all, you float among the icebergs in an immersion suit under a professional instructor for 90 minutes, and a hot drink at Frost is included afterwards. It is the lowest priced option on this page at $125.88. Passengers on the Zodiac here can also taste ice from the lagoon.
These tours put you in a kayak on the ice-filled water. They start at the lagoon, so you need your own way there.
A kayak puts you on the water without a motor, in a group far smaller than any boat tour. The figures below are the per person catalog prices, durations, group caps and minimum ages taken from the listings.
| Tour | Price | Time | Group | Minimum age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jökulsárlón Kayaking Tour | $154 | 1.5 hours | Not stated | 14 and up |
| Small-Group Glacier Lagoon Kayaking | $149 | 1.5 hours | Up to 6 | 12 in the booking data |
| Glacier Lagoon Kayak and Hike | $228.87 | 6 hours | Up to 9 | 14 and up |
Kayaking runs roughly from mid May to September. The tours use sit-on-top kayaks and a drysuit and life vest are provided. You meet on site and transport is not included, so these suit travellers with their own car or a day trip with a long lagoon stop.
The Jökulsárlón Kayaking Tour meets at the lagoon parking lot and asks you to arrive 20 minutes early. You must be able to swim. If you also want to walk on the ice, the kayak and glacier hike combo Glacier Lagoon Kayak and Hike adds a super jeep ride to Breiðamerkurjökull for 6 hours in total.
A kayak suits you better than a boat if you want quiet, paddling and a small group. One reviewer of the IceGuide tour says it felt calmer than the busier boat trips on the lagoon.
Two trips from Reykjavík split the South Coast over two days with a hotel night, so the lagoon is not squeezed into a 14-hour day.
A night in between takes the 9-hour round trip out of a single day and puts the lagoon on a rested morning. The table compares the price, the night, and which activities are in the fare or sold as an option.
| Tour | Price | Night | Boat | Hike |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Day South Coast with Amphibian Boat | $590 | Ensuite room with breakfast | Amphibian option, paid extra | Glacier hike option, paid extra |
| 2-Day South Coast with Boat and Hike | $698.07 | Accommodation and breakfast included | Included | Included, with safety gear |
Reykjavík to Jökulsárlón is about 4.5 hours each way, so every day trip is 14 hours or more on a coach. Splitting it over two days gives you the lagoon on day 2 without a same-day return, and the 2-Day South Coast with Boat and Hike folds the boat ride and a glacier hike into a group of up to 18. The 2-Day South Coast with Amphibian Boat covers Reynisfjara, Hofskirkja and the Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon and lets you select the amphibian boat at booking.
If you drive yourself instead, the Kirkjubæjarklaustur to Höfn stretch is about 205 kilometres with few fuel stops. Fill up at Freysnes or Fagurholsmýri before you go on.
The boats leave from the same shore and cross a lagoon fed by Breiðamerkurjökull. Here is what you actually look at from the water. The glacier behind the lagoon has its own page.
About 5 years afloat Icebergs float in the deep lagoon for about 5 years before they leave for the sea. They come in two main colours, milky white and bright blue, and the black stripes are volcanic ash. The Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip puts you among them on the amphibian.
Recedes about 200 m a year The lagoon formed in the 1930s after this glacier tongue began to recede. It retreated about 5.6 kilometres during the 20th century and still pulls back roughly 200 metres a year. The Zodiac, when conditions allow, goes almost all the way up to the glacier, which you can read about in the Zodiac section.
Best in winter Common seals gather in large numbers at the lagoon, and more come in winter to feed. Large seal colonies live where the rivers meet the sea. The Jökulsárlón Kayaking Tour lists seals and birds as possible sightings on the water.
30 to 60 minutes for most visitors The black sand beach sits just across Route 1 from the lagoon, a 5 to 10 minute walk away. The ice there comes from icebergs that drift out to sea and wash ashore, polished smooth by the waves. Most day trips, such as Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip, include a stop on the beach.
Built in 1967 The bridge over the lagoon outlet was built in 1967 and is about 90 metres long, and the river that drains the lagoon is about 500 metres long today. Icebergs pass under it on their way to the Atlantic. The bridge area is also one of the three northern lights viewing spots named in the seasons section.
10 km west of Jökulsárlón Fjallsjökull is a steep glacier tongue from Vatnajökull that feeds the smaller lagoon Fjallsárlón. Fjallsárlón Boat Tour and Glacier Hike takes a Zodiac across that lagoon and then about 2 hours on the glacier itself.
Photos via Wikimedia Commons: The Icebergs, Snowolf, CC BY-SA 4.0. Breiðamerkurjökull, rheins, CC BY 3.0. Seals on the Ice, Karel Stipek Austria, CC BY-SA 4.0. Diamond Beach, Richard Banton, CC BY 2.0. The Route 1 Bridge, rheins, CC BY 3.0. Fjallsjökull, Jakub Hałun, CC BY 4.0.
Three short films before you book: both boats on one visit, a ride on the amphibian, and the Zodiac with the seals.
The amphibian and the Zodiac from the same shore, one after the other.
Video: Biologist on TrailA ride on the amphibian among the icebergs.
Video: Earth SeenThe faster Zodiac, out toward the glacier.
Video: Travel ExperiencesThird-party videos, embedded from YouTube. This site did not shoot them and has no relationship with the creators.
Jökulsárlón sits right on Route 1, so driving yourself is simple in summer. These are the distances, the fees and what is on site. The bases nearby are on hotels near Jökulsárlón.
The Route 1 bridge over the lagoon outlet. Photo: rheins, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Distances and drive times to the lagoon along Route 1, the Ring Road, from published driving guides. Route 1 is 1,309 kilometres long in total and gets the highest priority for snow removal in winter.
| From | Distance | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Reykjavík | 370 km | About 4.5 hours |
| Vík | 187 km from Reykjavík | About 2.5 hours from Reykjavík |
| Kirkjubæjarklaustur | 257 km from Reykjavík | About 3 hours 15 minutes from Reykjavík |
| Skaftafell | 43 km from Jökulsárlón | About 45 minutes west of the lagoon |
| Höfn | 80 km east of the lagoon | Not stated |
Parking at the lagoon costs 1,110 ISK (about $9) for a car with 5 seats or fewer, at about 122 ISK to the US dollar. The fee is valid until midnight, allows unlimited exit and entry that day, and the same Jökulsárlón fee covers Diamond Beach. You pay at machines in the lot or through the Parka app, and you get 50 percent off if you already paid at another park fee area that day.
Public toilets, a café, a souvenir shop and accessible parking are on site. The café serves lobster soup, sandwiches, cakes and drinks, and opens 09:00 to 19:00 from June to September and 09:00 to 17:00 from December to February. Viewing areas, paths and the café are accessible for visitors with disabilities.
The walk to Diamond Beach takes 2 to 5 minutes from the parking areas, or 5 to 10 minutes from the lagoon. On the road itself, fuel on the eastern stretch is limited to Freysnes and Fagurholsmýri, road conditions are on umferdin.is and the traffic phone is 1777, and the emergency number is 112.
Sources: Vatnajökull National Park, icelagoon.is, Guide to Iceland driving guide
Month by month figures are on Jökulsárlón weather.
The table combines the operator's own season dates for the amphibian and Zodiac, the mid May to September kayaking window, and the ice cave season of roughly October or November to March or April. Winter has no boats at all.
| Month | Amphibian | Zodiac | Kayak | Ice caves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | No | No | No | Yes |
| February | No | No | No | Yes |
| March | No | No | No | Yes |
| April | No | No | No | Partly |
| May | Yes | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| June | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| July | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| August | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| September | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly |
| October | Yes | Yes | No | Partly |
| November | Partly, ends 15 November | No | No | Yes |
| December | No | No | No | Yes |
Both boats run 10:00 to 17:00 in May, 09:00 to 19:00 from June to September and 10:00 to 17:00 in October, and the amphibian ends 15 November. From June to August amphibian departures run at least every 30 minutes. Crowds peak at midday, and August is the busiest month at about 2,330 vehicles a day on the nearby counter, with July at about 2,225.
June has up to 21 hours of daylight and December about 4. Northern lights season runs late September to early April, and the boats do not run in winter, so a cold season visit is about the shore, the beach and ice caves instead.
The honest case, based on what the operator charges and what the day trips cost.
Who it's NOT for: Not for travellers who cannot face a long coach day, who are visiting in winter, or who want a guaranteed departure in any weather.
If You want the boat ride already paid for in a day trip from Reykjavík.
Book Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip, the pick, at $279 with the 30-minute amphibian ticket included.
If You want the cheapest day trip and are happy to pay for the boat at the lagoon.
Book Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach Tour at $203, the most reviewed listing here.
If You want more time on the water than 30 minutes.
Read the amphibian and Zodiac comparison, because the Zodiac runs 1 hour 15 minutes and goes close to the glacier.
If You want a small group and a glacier walk instead of a long coach day.
Book Fjallsárlón Boat Tour and Glacier Hike, 4 hours with a Zodiac crossing and about 2 hours on the ice.
If You want the lowest price and no boat at all.
Book Fjallsárlón Ice Floating at $125.88, floating among the icebergs in a thermal suit.
If You are driving yourself and want to know the fees and the seasons first.
It is a long drive but well worth it and a comfortable journey. Glacier lagoon and diamond beach, both unique experiences.
Amazing! To experience the tour was way much better than what we have expected! We were able to walk behind of a waterfall. Seeing the glacier lagoon (Jokulsarlon) and walk, touch and sit on an iceberg in diamond beach is something I never thought I was going to be able to do in mi life. I highly recommend this company and tour.
This was a huge highlight of our trip. I’m glad we chose the morning hike because weather could have affected the afternoon hikes. You are the only small group on this glacier which you do not get with the other hikes in the area !
My father and I had a great time. He is 71 and it was his first time in a kayak! It went great and our guide was knowledgeable. Magical place! It was also cool to do something a bit more in harmony with nature instead of the other packed boat trips we saw out there! Felt the freedom and rawness of Iceland who could ask for anything more!
It was truly amazing experience. Our guide (Gudjon Jes) was knowledgeable, inspiring and carrying person. He knew so much about everything around (from geothermal energy plants to nature to history). He also shared some folk/fairy stories. I definitely learn a lot about Iceland. Thank you! It was one of the highlights of my trip in Iceland.
The tour was perfectly organized. Our guide David not only took us to the planned locations, he also arranged some additional stops at other great places. The route, timing and also the hotel were optimal - I can only recommend the two-day tour and especially guide David.
The best Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon boat tour for most visitors is the amphibian ride, 30 to 40 minutes among the icebergs for 7,100 ISK (about $58) and open to any age. As a full day trip the pick is Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip, which puts that ticket inside a $279 coach day from Reykjavík.
Yes, if a long day does not put you off. The lagoon holds icebergs with ice about 1,000 years old, seals on the ice and a view of Breiðamerkurjökull, and the worth-it section lists the honest downsides too, such as 4.5 hours each way from Reykjavík and no boats in winter.
Yes. Diamond Beach sits just across Route 1 and the walk from the lagoon takes 5 to 10 minutes, or 2 to 5 minutes from the parking areas. Most day trips such as Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip stop there too.
The Zodiac is a fast inflatable that runs 1 hour 15 minutes, costs 16,600 ISK (about $136) and takes passengers aged 10 and up or at least 130 centimetres tall. It covers large areas of the lagoon and, when conditions allow, goes almost all the way up to the glacier, as described in the amphibian and Zodiac comparison.
At the shore the amphibian costs 7,100 ISK (about $58) and the Zodiac 16,600 ISK (about $136). A full day trip from Reykjavík with the ride included costs $279 on Glacier Lagoon Boat Ride Day Trip, or $328 on Glacier Lagoon Day Trip with Boat Tour.
Yes, but it is a long one. The lagoon is 370 kilometres away, about 4.5 hours each way, so the day trips run 14 hours or more. If that sounds too much, 2-Day South Coast with Boat and Hike splits the coast over two days with a night in between.
Before you book
The amphibian and the Zodiac, the lagoon next door, the glacier, the weather and where to sleep, each on its own page.
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Boat Tours
