En el interior del volcán: Caminata y visita para grupos pequeños a Thrihnukagigur desde Reikiavik

it's not everyday you get the chance to hike a couple of miles to the cone of a volcano, and then get harnessed and lowered 450 feet into the magma chamber. This was a truly memorable experience, a little physically challenging (i.e. uphill, breathing hard), but well worth the effort. The crew at base camp were super friendly and served a delicious lamb stew, outfitted us with top notch gear and basically keep us safe. We had a beautiful sunny day for the hike! I'd highly recommend this excursion to anyone looking for something different, a little physical and a lot of fun.

It's quite a hike to get to the Volcano, but well worth it.

This is fantastic tour and once in the life time we get this kind of opportunities. Those who visit Iceland must try this as well.

It is a unique experience with knowledgeable guides. However, the trek to the volcano is over a very rocky terrain, and being in Iceland, it rained. The interior of the volcano is strewn with rock and boulders and not well lit for exploration.

This was an excellent experience, unforgettable. The majestic colors of the magma chamber are like no others. The walk to the volcano was extremely long and the pace was quite brisk. Not fun :-. The equipment harness, bandana, helmet was appropriate. The safety of the workers was exceptional. The soup that we enjoyed after our 30 minutes in the volcano, homemade by the guides, was amazing - delicious and hot.

favorite part of my trip to iceland

Fantastic, Very Special and just Magical, we loved this tour and would recommend it to anyone

What an amazing experience! I was so nervous about doing this but the walk to the volcano was pretty easy and the descent was not at all scary! I would do this again in a heartbeat!

Worth every cent. The guides where very patient with me as I walked slower than the rest of the group. I chose a pick up and return to hotel tour Descent into Thrihnukagigur Volcano and Hike which I booked via Viator prior to leaving my home country. The tour only operates 15th May to 30th September and is an all day adventure. I was picked up from my Reykjavik hotel at 9.30am and transported to the bus depot where you are connected with another bus to take you to base camp. Once at base camp you are fitted out if you wish with rain coat and pants .It is then off to the volcano about a 40min level but sometimes rocky hike. There is a defined trail to follow a guide will be in front as well as a guide at the back of the pack. On route the lead guide that I had was pointing out things of interest like the fault in the earths crust that you actually walk across via a bridge and can see. Upon arrival at the hut you are offered soup tea coffee etc after which you are outfitted with helmet and safety harness and off up the hill to the entrance of the volcano. Once at the top a window cleaners cage awaits you. You are hooked up and lowered inside the volcano. Hold your breath and be ready to be surprised but remember to take those photos. After being lowered to the bottom and you exit the cage you are instructed where you can and cannot go. There is a path of sorts marked with red top painted sticks seems to be how things are marked and guided through Iceland one side goes 30 metres to the bottom and one goes 80 metres to the bottom but both go in a circuit and you end back where you started. You are given about an hour to explore alone. Be warned very very rocky and only your headlamp and internal lighting to guide you. After marvelling at the fact that you are inside a volcano and nothing like Jules Verne Journey to the Centre of the Earth and observing all the colours and majestic of it all it is time to ascend the volcano. So strapped up again and this time up yo

Beautiful!!! I wish there was more time inside the volcano, but it's worth the experience! I enjoyed the walk to the volcano as well- it was exciting in the freezing rain! They give you warm soup afterwards, which adds a nice touch to the tour.