Snowmobiling in Iceland

33 total offers
€190–€1,443 Price range
6 cities

You can book snowmobiling in Iceland from €190 across 33 tours in 6 destinations. The cheapest option is a 4-hour snowmobile excursion departing from Geysir, near Reykjavik, with Snowmobile.is. Standard prices reach up to €392, except for an 11-hour private tour combined with another activity in Reykjavik at €826, a 5-hour tour in Akureyri at €1,229, and a 10-hour private tour combined with another activity in Reykjavik at €1,443.

Reykjavik accounts for 17 of the 33 tours, with an average rating of 4.6/5 from 2,915 reviews. For example, Icelandic Mountain Guides runs a 10-hour tour combined with another activity for €245. Gullfoss offers 5 tours, rated 5/5 on average from 45 reviews. The cheapest there is a tour lasting 3 hours to half a day with Mountaineers of Iceland for €231. Akureyri features 4 tours from €231, rated 4.8/5 on average from 5 reviews.

Of the 33 tours, 14 are graded “Everybody welcome” from €213, 2 are graded “Occasionally sporty”, and 1 is graded “Sporty”. You will find 16 tours combined with another activity from €231, 4 tours with an ice cave from €258, and 2 private tours starting from €826.

At least 17 tours run in English, 11 in Icelandic, 1 in Spanish, and 1 in French, noting that a single tour can run in several languages. The season runs from November to March. If you want a tour combined with another activity, the cheapest is a 2-hour tour combined with another activity in Akureyri with Icelandic Adventures for €231, graded “Everybody welcome”.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does snowmobiling in Iceland cost?

Prices start from €190 for a 4-hour tour departing from Geysir, near Reykjavik. Standard rates reach up to €392, with three outliers: an 11-hour private combo in Reykjavik at €826, a 5-hour outing in Akureyri at €1,229, and a 10-hour private combo in Reykjavik at €1,443.

What fitness levels are required for snowmobiling in Iceland?

Among the 33 tours, 14 are graded “Everybody welcome”. Another 2 are graded “Occasionally sporty”, and 1 is graded “Sporty”.

In which languages are the guided tours available?

Guides operate at least 17 tours in English, 11 in Icelandic, 1 in Spanish, and 1 in French. An individual tour can run in multiple languages.

How long do the snowmobile tours last?

Durations range from 1.5 hours to 11 hours. The shortest is a 1.5-hour tour in Mývatn, while the longest is an 11-hour private tour combined with another activity in Reykjavik.

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Updated September 2026