10/10 would recommend - The tour was absolutely fantastic. Peter was our tour guide very helpful and well structured day. Attentive and very calm with a sense of humour and keep the energy up even when I forgot how to stop snowmobiling.

A one off experience!! Great team - This was an awesome experience and (if you can afford to do it) something you must try!! The views are incredible, the team are super friendly and knowledgeable. They go at a pace which suits the group and allow the slower ones to go at their pace also. It wasn’t ’regimented’ and strictly like a few quad biking experiences we have done and was really good fun the entire time! Time in the ‘saddle’ is probably about an hour as it’s a long travel to site but I would still maintain it’s worth the trip!!

Our guide was great. The... - Our guide was great. The whole day was very smooth and the experience is wonderful! Operating the snowmobile is easy and they have guides riding around you in case you should need any help. The glacier is breathtaking and it’s just the right amount of time.

Bucket list adventure - Fantastic and unique experience during our Iceland trip celebrating my 60th. Ingrid our driver/guide picked us up at Stop-9, only 2-mins walk from our hotel (Alda). There were a couple of no shows so only 8-people on our journey to the equipment centre. Ingrid was knowledgeable and informative as we drove through the Þingvellir National Park, although we had seen everything the previous day on the Golden Circle/Blue Lagoon tour. We were lucky enough to witness the Strokkur geyser going off as we passed by before arriving at the equipment centre where we were provided with the clothing and safety helmets for our snowmobiling adventure. Be sure to use the restroom facilities here as it’s the last available for the next 3-4hrs. When then made the hair raising but stunning journey up the glacier to base camp where we received instructions on how to operate the snowmobiles. Although a bit apprehensive I quickly got the hang of controlling our mobile as we drove in line through some of the most beautiful artic scenery. Mobiles are easier to steer at a decent speed and we averaged 30/40kmph. As you can only go as fast as those in front of you, there are few opportunities to let the throttle out, although we managed a few 60/70kmph burts. We stopped halfway for a short break and photo opportunities before heading back to base camp. What an exhilarating experience and one we’ll never forget. Ingrid got us back to Reykjavik ahead of time giving us a little extra to enjoy our last night in this amazing city.

Snowmobiling Experience - Good fun riding the snowmobile and great views on the glacier. Definitely worth the long drive. Unbelievable experience!

A great experience with fun factor - The journey from Reykjavik takes about 2.5 hours to the base camp. There you are equipped with everything you need for snowmobiling. We didn't freeze for a second in the windproof overalls and thick mittens. Unfortunately the visibility was poor, so not a good day for panoramic photos but the ride itself was exciting and a lot of fun.

Fantastic all around... - Fantastic all around experience with amazing staff leading the experience. Highly recommend this trip.

Snowmobiling was fun.... - Snowmobiling was fun. Gear already waiting. Getting there could have been better planned. Maybe include a light lunch/drink

Great day! - We had a fantastic driver, snowmobile guide and the most beautiful day you could ever wish for in Iceland! The only reason I gave it a 4 and not 5 is because the glacier was very icy and we had to go rather slow. This is hardly the company’s fault however 🤣 and I would not hesitate to book with them again. Everyone was friendly, informative and helpful. Well done!

Great experience, incorrect advertising - Our guide was wonderful and the snowmobiling experience was great, but there was a bit of false advertising about the experience that I booked. First and most importantly, the online tour description said there would be time to purchase food for lunch, and when I asked about where and when we could do that I was told that there was no time for lunch. This was an 8 hour tour so my group did not eat anything until dinner time. This put a damper on much of the day as we were very hungry. Additionally, the tour advertised a max of 16 people and while our bus to the experience only had 16 people, there were closer to 40-50 people actually snowmobiling with us. This tour would have been much better if we had been properly prepared for the day and experience.