Laugavegur Trail Iceland SOLD OUT

Jul 10 - 17, 2024

🥾 Group size: 12 - 16

🥾 Cost (All-Inclusive): $4,390 USD per person

🥾 All food, accommodation in huts and guiding is included

🥾 Pre Trek and Post Trek Accommodation in Reykjavik

Iceland - Laugavegur Trail, Hut to Hut Hiking

Fully guided and supported by local Icelandic guides, the stunning Laugavegur Trail is considered one of the greatest treks in the world.

Where else can you experience geothermal springs, majestic gorges, magical glaciers, multi-coloured rhyolite mountains, and black obsidian lava…

The trail snakes its way through the Southern Highlands of Iceland, revealing you to an ever-changing landscape that will leave you overwhelmed with beauty and wonder. The moss-covered lava fields, polychrome mountains, black sand deserts, and turquoise lakes turn this age-old trail into a vivid riot of colors.

It is clear why National Geographic name it one of the greatest trails in the world…

And even when you enter the home stretch of this iconic trek, the beauty doesn’t fade! You’ll find yourself in Thorsmork, a valley nestled between three glaciers with amazing hikes of its own and home to glacier-fed rivers, mossy greenery, and so much more. Immerse yourself in Iceland’s culture and recharge your batteries each day with a warm meal prepared in a heated mountain hut. Follow the ancient pathways under Iceland’s midnight sun and let this untouched wilderness deliver some unforgettable moments.

8 -DAY ALL-INCLUSIVE TREK

DAY 1  Reykjavík – fly in , check into hotel, dinner with other trekkers

DAY 2  Reykjavik to Landmannalaugar. We drive 4 hours and walk 12-15km

A scenic 4-hour drive to Landmannalaugar, making stops to explore amazing sights along the way. We will arrive in Landmannalaugar where the guide will go over the itinerary for the next few days. In the evening, we will cook your first highland meal together. Soak up the colors, mountains, and lava fields nestled in this huge and formidable environment. Head out for a short hike around the area to warm up for the coming days and, in the evening, rest and have a delicious dinner with the group.

Being in Landmannalaugar, which directly translates as “the People’s Pools,” you can also take an evening dip in the geothermal pool - with temperatures up to 40°C!

Day 3   Landmannalaugar to Hrafntinnusker (12km)

Kick things off with breakfast and make sandwiches. You and your group will hike through a moss-covered lava field over colorful rhyolite mountains and towards Hrafntinnusker, where you’ll usually find snow throughout the summer! On this day, you’ll witness the most drastic change of landscape! You’ll pass different spots with geothermal activities, observe small lakes, pockets of hot water venting out of the ground, and beautiful hot springs. You’ll notice that there will be less and less plants. Reach the second hut, rest and have a warm meal with the group!

Hiking: 4-5 hours
Distance: 12 km (7.5 mi)

Day 4    Hrafntinnusker to Hvanngil (15km)

This day begins with volcanic glass and gleaming snowy ridges and valleys, before descending to Álftavatn. A spectacular start, but we had no idea what was in store for us. The colours, steam and snow were exceptional, but the highlight was the view across Álftavatn from the highlands. 

Hiking: 5-6 hours
Distance: 16 km (10 mi)

Day 5  Hvanngil to Emstrur (16km)

The biggest day of descending is ahead of you! Leave the warm hut, cross a river, and marvel at the glaciers in the background if the visibility is good enough. The views will change rapidly from geothermal zones to tortuous mountain scenery. Reach your hut in Hvanngil after a long day of hiking and help your guide prepare a fabulous dinner before you get some well-deserved rest!

Hiking: 5-6 hours
Distance: 16 km (10 mi)

Day 6  Emstrur to Thorsmork (17km)

The fifth day of the trek has some ascending, descending, and flat parts in store. With the stunning Markarfljótsgljúfur Canyon on your right, you’ll gradually descend most of the day and start seeing more plants, hear more birds, and even see some trees. Today is the most difficult day of the hike—it’s the longest and there are two big hills you’ll have to traverse before reaching Thorsmork. There’s one glacial river above a small canyon you’ll need to cross. There’s a sturdy bridge going over the river. You’ll arrive in Thorsmork, one of the most spectacular places in Iceland. Take a moment to appreciate the three glaciers around it nestled in the valley and admire the ever-changing Krossá river which splits the area beautifully. After dinner, you’ll rest up for the last day.

Hiking: 6-7 hours
Distance: 15 km (9.5 mi)

Day 7  Thorsmörk – Reykjavík (7km)

The final day has arrived! Start the day off with a nice breakfast, pack up your bags and go for a hike around Thorsmork before heading to Reykjavik with private transport. Make your way to Valahnúkur and soak up the views. You’ll arrive in Reykjavík in the late afternoon.

Night at hotel & dinner

Day 8  Flight home (or stay on)

Important: This is a supported trip, meaning we will have an experienced highland driver in a 4x4 mountain truck to take our luggage from hut-to-hut. Each guest is allowed one item of luggage. Sleeping bag can be separate from the luggage bag. Both the truck and the highland buses go through rivers so the luggage can get wet.

We recommend a strong waterproof bag.

Each person is responsible for carrying their luggage to and from the mountain truck each day.

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