Geothermal Hot Springs Landing Helicopter Tour from Reykjavík

Overview

Take off from Reykjavík on this ~60-minute helicopter tour in Iceland and explore the Hengill geothermal area, one of Iceland’s most active geothermal regions. This experience combines a scenic flight over volcanic landscapes with a landing in a remote geothermal valley.

What to Expect

After departure, your pilot will guide the route based on weather, visibility, and current conditions, flying from Reykjavík toward the Hengill area. As you leave the city behind, the landscape transitions into lava fields, mountain ridges, and geothermal terrain.

From above, you’ll see steam rising from the ground, along with hot springs and geothermal vents scattered across the valley. The route may also include views of nearby geothermal power plants and surrounding volcanic formations.

The tour includes a landing in a remote geothermal valley, where you can step out and experience the environment up close. Here, you’ll find bubbling mud pools, steam vents, and mineral-colored ground in a calm and accessible setting.

You may see:

Hengill geothermal area
Steam vents, hot springs, and mud pools
Lava fields and volcanic terrain
Mountain ridges and surrounding valleys

Why Choose This Tour

This tour offers a longer, relaxed helicopter experience with a planned geothermal landing. It’s ideal for those who want to experience Iceland’s geothermal landscapes up close in a calm and visually rich environment

Important Information

What's included?

Up to a 60-minute pilot-guided helicopter tour
1 geothermal landing
Headsets with live pilot commentary
Free parking at Reykjavík Airport

Please Note

Minimum passengers: 4 per departure. You’re welcome to book with fewer — we’ll try to combine your booking with other guests. If the minimum isn’t reached, you can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Flights and landings are always dependent on weather and safety conditions. Routes and duration may vary accordingly.
Landings are only performed when deemed safe by the pilot.
The geothermal area is a natural environment with no marked paths or safety barriers.
Flight duration may vary slightly depending on conditions and aircraft, while maintaining the overall experience.