Rock Climbing in Iceland: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Explore amazing climbing locations in a magical off-the-beaten path destination!
Discover the unique landscapes of Iceland with an alpine climbing tour in the magnificent basalt spires of Northern Iceland, or challenge yourself to the cliffs outside Reykjavík. Take a pick from our climbing tours below and enjoy a great guided climbing experience!
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FAQs: Rock Climbing in Iceland
What should I know about Rock Climbing Iceland?
Located in the North Atlantic, Iceland is a Nordic island country, and the most sparsley populated in Europe. The country is volcanically and geologically active. Its spectacular landscapes make it a great hiking destination. If you come in winter, you can enjoy great ski tours. If you’d like to explore the biggest and best sport climbing area in the country, head to Hnappavellir , located in Örævasveit on the southeast coast, a 4-hour drive from Reykjavík.
Why should I choose Iceland for my Rock Climbing adventure?
Stunning scenery
Iceland is a truly unique destination, boasting an amazing diversity of wild landscapes. Stunning fjords, volcanoes, waterfalls, glaciers, mountains and natural geothermal baths make it a perfect destination for nature lovers.
Midnight sun
Due to its locations just below the Arctic Circle, Iceland has 24-hour daylight from mid-May to late July. The bright summer nights and never-ending days are another unique experiece to enjoy in Iceland.
Amazing hot springs
You will find geothermal natural pools all around the country, situtated in completely unique scenic environments. Don’t leave without taking a bath on the magical and misty Blue Lagoon!
What can I expect from the weather in Iceland?
Because of the high latitude, the climate in Iceland is cold, windy and cloudy for most of the year, but with a limited temperature variation between summer and winter, and between day and night. In July and August, the lows in Reyjkavik are around 9 °C and highs around 14 °C. On the north coast the temperature average in summer is around 10/12 °C, although there are some high records around 26ºC .
Which language is predominantly spoken in Iceland?
Icelandic
What currency is accepted in Iceland?
Icelandic króna (ISK)
How can I get to Iceland?
There are direct flights to/from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) from North America and Europe. The rest of the country is well connected by domestic airports, roads and ferries.
What’s the country code of Iceland?
+354
What’s the high season for Rock Climbing in Iceland?
Summer is the best time for a rock climbing trip.
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