Unleash Your Inner Explorer: Iceland's Hidden Gems Await! Thor & team offer incredible Jeep adventures into Iceland's most captivating "secret pearls," like the ethereal Valley of Tears. Imagine escaping the crowds and discovering untouched, awe-inspiring landscapes. Our tours are all about personalized, safe, and exhilarating off-road thrills. We prioritize your experience, guiding you to remote, breathtaking locations only accessible by our specially equipped Super Jeeps. Our expert guides know Iceland like the back of their hand, ensuring an intimate and unforgettable journey. If you're craving a truly authentic Icelandic adventure away from the usual tourist paths, Thor & team are your perfect companions. Get ready to explore hidden waterfalls, dramatic valleys, and vast, untouched wilderness. Book your Jeep adventure today and experience the real Iceland!
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Gjáin (pronounced "GYA-een") is a hidden oasis in Iceland's Þjórsárdalur valley. This small, lush green ravine dramatically contrasts with the surrounding barren volcanic landscapes. It features multiple small waterfalls, tranquil ponds, unique lava formations, and basalt columns, creating a truly magical, fairy-tale-like atmosphere.
Háifoss, meaning "High Waterfall," is one of Iceland's tallest and most majestic waterfalls, plunging 122 meters (400 feet) into a dramatic canyon in the Þjórsárdalur valley. It's often visited alongside its "neighbor" waterfall, Granni, which cascades close by. The raw power of the water against the ancient, layered cliffs, with the formidable Hekla volcano in the distance, creates a truly awe-inspiring spectacle. While accessible by car (4x4 recommended for the final gravel stretch), its slightly more remote location keeps it less crowded than some other major falls, offering a more serene and powerful experience.
Rauðaskál Crater: Also affectionately known as the "Apple Crater," Rauðaskál is a strikingly colorful volcanic crater located near the mighty Hekla volcano. Its defining feature is a vibrant display of deep reds and lush greens, a result of mineral deposits and volcanic activity, offering a stark and beautiful contrast against the surrounding dark volcanic desert. Rauðaskál is relatively small and accessible via a short hike (4x4 required to reach the trailhead), making it a popular, photogenic "secret pearl" in the Highland landscape.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
We pick up from hotels in Reykjavik and throughout the south - Hveragerði-Selfoss-Laugarvatn-Hella-Hvolsvöllur and all Hotels near those places. We will contact you 1 day prior to the pickup with full pickup details. Guide will have a sign with your name on it.