Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon
Duration
15 hour(s)
Languages
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Floating icebergs in a dramatic glacial lagoon setting
Unique green blue waters formed by ocean mixing
Ice formations in white blue and crystal clear shades
Famous filming location for major Hollywood movies
€ 1492.41
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Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon is one of Iceland most breathtaking natural wonders, located in the southeast of the country. Formed in the 1930s as Breidamerkurjokull glacier began to retreat, the lagoon has grown into Iceland deepest lake, reaching depths of 248 meters. It is filled with floating icebergs of every shape and size, drifting slowly through crystal clear meltwater from Vatnajokull, the largest glacier in Europe. The constantly changing scenery makes every visit unique and unforgettable.
The lagoon connects directly to the Atlantic Ocean, where freshwater mixes with seawater to create striking green blue tones. Nearby, Diamond Beach offers a dramatic contrast as ice fragments wash ashore on black volcanic sand, sparkling like gemstones. The surreal landscape has captured worldwide attention and has appeared in several famous films, including James Bond movies and Batman Begins. This experience is ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers seeking one of Iceland most iconic and scenic locations.
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Weather can change quickly
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Walking may be on uneven ground
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Customer Reviews
Fotoxer
You have no idea how amazing the glacier lake is! The wind, the lake and the glacier floating, all these stuffs at the time you see them together will makes you memorable! We have seen the sunset and also see the moon rise at the same time . You can see the cloud they were just like purple and pink mixed candy.🍬 Here is not free for park so we have to pay it before you leave .
Tracey
Situated on the coast of. E Iceland amidst a vast wilderness of glacial morans and ice caps, this phenomenal bay is breathtaking - it was created by an inlet of sea water incursing inland to meet the Vatnajökull Glacier, where it calves big, beautiful, blue icebergs into the bay... Great pop-up street food food kiosks and loos are situated right by the bay with a black sand beach named Diamond Beach for the melted bergs that wash ashore - the glacial hike to visit the Sapphire ice-cave is a 30min super-jeep ride followed by a 20mins Glacier Hike across an otherworldly, lunar-like landscape - vast, magical, cold, windy and definitely worth every minute!
S
One of the highlights of touring Iceland. Access is very convenient, yet it felt like reaching the edge of the earth. Highly recommended.
R
One of Iceland’s most breathtaking natural sights, a vast lake filled with icebergs that have broken off from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. The contrast between the floating blue ice, the still water, and the backdrop of distant glaciers and mountains creates a scene that feels almost otherworldly. It’s one of those places where you can stand for ages just watching the ice slowly drift and crack apart, each piece reflecting the changing light in shades of blue, white, and silver. The lagoon is easily accessible from the Ring Road, with ample parking and clear viewpoints just steps from your car. Visitors can also take boat or amphibian tours during the warmer months, offering a closer look at the icebergs and sometimes even playful seals swimming among them. For photographers, this is a dream spot — sunrise and sunset both bring incredible light, and the area transforms throughout the day depending on weather and tide. The weather at Jökulsárlón can change quickly, often going from calm and sunny to misty or windy in minutes, so warm, windproof clothing is a must. Even in summer, the temperature by the lagoon tends to be quite cold. The air here is incredibly fresh, and the silence — broken only by cracking ice and distant waves — gives the place an almost meditative atmosphere. While it’s one of Iceland’s most visited attractions, it rarely feels overwhelming because of the lagoon’s sheer size and open layout. That said, early morning or late evening visits are the best way to enjoy it without heavy crowds. The nearby Diamond Beach, where icebergs wash up on shore, is just across the road and pairs perfectly with a stop here. Overall, Jökulsárlón is a must-see for anyone traveling through Iceland. It perfectly captures the country’s essence — raw, wild, and impossibly beautiful — and leaves a lasting impression that photos can never fully convey.
Nikolai
This was a very cool lagoon to see! The glaciers and the views you get were great with glaciers in all different and cool structures and sizes. There are 3 food trucks available as well as restrooms and a cafe. You can also do a boat tour with a guide or go on kayaks. Highly recommend!