Very interesting tour of caves. Our guide Stephan was knowledgeable and funny. Definitely worth a visit.
Caves of Hella: Guided Tour
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Brian,
United States
08 Oct 2025
Excellent
Awesome tour! Stefan did a great job explaining the history of the man made caves and fantastic stories about Icelandic history; his passion, knowledge and humor made the tour that much better....
Awesome tour! Stefan did a great job explaining the history of the man made caves and fantastic stories about Icelandic history; his passion, knowledge and humor made the tour that much better. Easy check-in, cool gift/food shop and only a short walk from all the caves. If you are in Hella, this is a perfect quick activity! There is also an awesome real-life School Bus coffee shop in same parking lot that makes for a great before/after stop; fantastic coffee and sweets. Skál!
Caves of Hella: Guided Tour
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Benjamin ,
Slovenia
14 Oct 2023
Excellent
Amazing. The guide is knowledgable, funny and has a great delivery with jokes. But also provides you with plenty of useful information
Caves of Hella: Guided Tour
About: Tours to Caves of Hella
Delve into the enchanting underworld of southern Iceland with the Caves of Hella guided tours. Wander through the ancient, man-made caverns that are considered the oldest archaeological remains still standing in the country. These historical treasures, now accessible to visitors, whisper tales from a time possibly even predating the Viking settlement. Let your senses be intrigued as you meander through four of these mystical subterranean realms, each echoing with the rich history of Iceland.
Mývatn Nature Baths is a geothermal hot spring lagoon located about two kilometers east of the village of Reykjahlíð, Iceland. Surrounded by stunning nature, the water of this lagoon is heated by underground volcanoes and settles at a balmy temperature of 36 to 40°C – perfect for surviving the cold in Iceland!
The Perlan Museum is located in Reykjavik, easily accessible by car and a free shuttle bus.
It's home to a great glacier exhibition and an ice cave!
The 360° Observation Deck offers the best views of the city, its mountain and beyond.
The Lava Tunnel Raufarhólshellir is one of the longest and best-known lava tubes in Iceland. Visitors can step inside with a guide to learn about the inner workings of a volcano.
It's just 30 minutes from Reykjavík accessible year-round.
