Explore Caves in Western Region, Iceland - Book Your Cave Experience

Summary: Wow, what an incredible experience! We were in a small group - just us plus two others. Our guide was lovely and shared her knowledge as well as answering our questions. As others have said, it is pretty cold down there so dress up warm! Quite a lot of steps up and down but no hurry. At the end you can experience full and complete darkness. Worth a visit for something really different.

Summary: Very informative. The tour guide was knowledgeable, energetic,and entertaining. This best was how friendly,kind and caring he was. Thanks for a once in a life time experience.

Summary: The cave is long and very cold and can be walked in complete safety. It's darker than limestone caves but the darkness brings more to the experience. The guide was nice and funny and made the experience an absolute blast.

Summary: Very good cave tour of a lava cave. Footing is excellent most of the time, with wood walkways. There is one tight spot at the beginning, so if you are scared of tight spaces, that may be a concern. Very knowledgeable staff. Very interesting cave. It's off the beaten path a little, but it is close to Barnafoss (which you should see).

Summary: A fun excursion. Honor our guide, was informative and helpful with a good sense of humour. 10/10. Wrap up well as it is 2 degrees in the cave, and you are there for over an hour. The wooden boardwalk made it safe to follow in a group. The darkness experience was a fun ending.

Summary: We had such a fun time on the Cave Explorer tour! Our guide was hilarious and informative as he walked us through how the cave was created throughout time from a volcano eruption (sorry, can't remember his name!). The tour takes the full time, and when we were there the first week of August the cave was just above freezing, so bring layers including a warm hat and gloves! We had some strange comments on our tour from others so let me say this: #1) this is an educational tour, not a thrill seeking nonstop cave exploration tour. The group stops in different sections for 10 minutes or so to learn. If you have children who can't sit still or won't be able to handle listening during the tour, perhaps don't bring them or don't book this tour. I found it to be informative and fun, and anyone who can do sets of steps and can walk on ramps should be able to do this tour! #2) if you choose to bring children, leave the light up shoes at home.

Summary: Very interesting to see the lava tube, one of the largest of its kind. Our guide from Finland is a humorous professional guide. We really enjoyed this activity.

Summary: First thing I noticed when we arrived was a tip jar. WTH? Is this not Iceland? Very disappointing. But it got better from there. Once the tour got going, we were glad to get out of the weather and into the cave. But the floor was VERY VERY SLIPPERY for a while. Not kidding, this attraction *could not* exist as-is in the U.S. - too dangerous and not ADA compliant, for starters. Fine by me. Thank God do-gooders haven't yet converted Iceland into Disneyland. The ice stalagmites and ice crystals on the walls were beautiful! If you're looking for a break from waterfalls, you should check out this cool volcanic cave.

Summary: We went today on the 3th of July 2025 and It did not disappoint. Our guide Hilary was the absolute best part. Funny, charming and a musical spectacle to end it of (ask for her this summer!). 10/10 experience.

Summary: Amazing experience! Definitely make it a stop during your trip. Knowledgable guides. Our guide, Tristan, was great!