Ice Climbing in Iceland

7 total offers
€188–€650 Price range
3 cities

You can book ice climbing in Iceland across 7 tours in 3 destinations from €188. The cheapest is a 4.5 to 6-hour tour in Reykjavik with North Ice. Prices reach up to €650 for a 10-hour tour in Reykjavik.

Skaftafell accounts for 3 of the 7 tours, rated 5/5 on average from 87 reviews. Its cheapest option is a 7.5-hour ice climbing trip with Arctic Adventures for €210. Reykjavik offers 2 tours from €188.

All 7 tours are graded “Occasionally sporty”. The shortest lasts 2, the longest 10 hours.

At least 5 tours run in English and 3 in Icelandic, as an outing can run in several languages. The season runs from December to March.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does ice climbing in Iceland cost?

Prices start from €188 for a 4.5 to 6-hour tour in Reykjavik. They reach up to €650 for a 10-hour tour in Reykjavik.

What is the difficulty level for ice climbing in Iceland?

All 7 tours are graded “Occasionally sporty”.

Which languages do guides speak on these tours?

At least 5 tours operate in English and 3 in Icelandic. A tour can run in several languages.

How long does an ice climb excursion last?

Tours last from 2 to 10 hours. The shortest is a 2 to 4-hour tour in Freysnes near Skaftafell. The longest is a 10-hour tour in Reykjavik.

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Updated September 2026