South Iceland Paragliding Adventure

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South Iceland Paragliding Adventure

May - September Daily About 10 hours Reykjavík with pick up included Moderate Min 10 years old

This is not just any old ordinary sightseeing tour, this is south Iceland like you’ve never seen before.

This is the perfect tour for those who want to sightsee but have a unique experience, in addition to the paragliding we’ll also visit Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Reynisfjara beach (home to the iconic basalt columns), as well as the beautiful Reynisfjall and Skógafoss.

But the main attraction is the opportunity to get a bird’s eye view of south Iceland; towering mountains, glimmering glaciers and cascading waterfalls as you soar through the sky on a tandem paraglider.

Sailing through the skies you’ll enjoy picturesque panoramas, from the black volcanic beaches to jagged mountain peaks and you’ll even catch sight of the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap.

No previous paragliding flight experience is required, and our certified and experienced pilots make sure your flight is safe, enjoyable, and thrilling.

But the question is… do you dare?

Tour highlights

Experience the iconic Skógafoss waterfall
Visit the beautiful village of Vík
Embark on a paragliding adventure you’ll never forget
Walk behind the curtain of water at Seljalandsfoss waterfall

Included

Pick up and drop off from hotels/guest houses in Reykjavik
Professional English-speaking tour guide
Tandem paragliding tour with certified pilots
Tour of South Iceland’s finest sights Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Reynisfjara beach, Reynisfjall and Skógafoss.)

Good to know

Pick-up starts 30 minute(s) before departure.
If you will not be making use of the complimentary pick-up service, please check in at the Gray Line Bus Terminal in Klettagarðar 4 at least 15 minutes prior to departure.
Minimum age for paragliding is 10 years old.
Minimum weight is 20kg and maximum weight is 135kg.
Due to operational factors, there is a 2 to 3 hour stop at Sólheimajökull glacier where passengers from Glacier hiking join and share the bus back to Reykjavik.
Please remember to wear water- and windproof clothing (including sturdy shoes) that will keep you warm and dry. We recommend bringing thermal layers, a winter hat, scarf, gloves, and warm socks as well.