Embark on a thrilling 1-hour ATV tour around the Vestmannaeyjar volcano. Explore historical sites, enjoy breathtaking views, and create unforgettable family memories.
- Eldfell - During our excursion, we’ll visit Prestvik beach, the site where the fishing vessel Pelagus ran aground. We’ll also tour the area where Guðlaugur Friðórsson reached shore after swimming 5-6 kilometers through the night in frigid waters following the sinking of Hellisey VE 503. Our journey will take us through the lava fields to the heart of the Eldfell volcano and along the coastline, offering spectacular views.
This adventure is suitable for the entire family, providing an opportunity to explore the historic landmarks of Vestmannaeyjar while enjoying the thrill of an ATV ride. The ATVs are automatic and user-friendly, requiring no prior riding experience. Each ATV accommodates two people; drivers must possess a valid driving license, while passengers must be at least 6 years old.
- Gloves
- Helmet
- Overalls
Join us for a 1-hour ATV adventure around the Vestmannaeyjar Volcano to take in the unique panoramas the island and its environs provide.
On our journey, we’ll visit Prestvik beach, the site of the Pelagus fishing ship wreckage. We’ll also explore the area where Guðlaugur Friðþórsson managed to reach the shore after swimming for 5-6 km in the frigid, dark sea following the sinking of Hellisey VE 503. Our route includes traversing the lava terrain right into the heart of the Eldfell Volcano and traveling along the stunningly beautiful coast.
The tour is perfect for families who will appreciate ATV exploration of Vestmannaeyjar’s historical landmarks. The ATVs are fully automatic and user-friendly, requiring no specific expertise. Each ATV can accommodate two occupants - the driver, who must have a valid driver’s license, and a passenger of 6 years or older.
- Bookings from passengers on cruise ships – If cruise ship cannot enter Vestmannaeyjar due to weather or other circumstances – 70% Refund of booking
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
