• Bolafjall - Experience the breathtaking Bolafjall sky walk, where you can admire the stunning views of steep cliffs and the vast North Atlantic Ocean, with the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve visible in the distance. Additionally, there is an opportunity to learn about an important piece of NATO’s monitoring infrastructure located on the mountain. After this skyward adventure, enjoy a short hike to explore the old, abandoned lignite mine in Syðridalur. This tour is ideal for those who appreciate dramatic landscapes and historical curiosities.

Standing at 628 meters, the Bolafjall platform offers a spectacular view over Djúpið or Isafjörður deep. This long inlet marks the watery boundary between inhabited and uninhabited lands, with the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve having no roads. A NATO radar station is also located at the summit of Bolafjall. Originally built by the Americans, it is now managed by the Icelandic coast guard.

• Bolungarvik - Syðridalur in Bolungarvík is renowned for its old lignite mine situated in the valley. Lignite was extracted from this mine between 1917 and 1921, during and after the First World War. The mining ceased because coal from Europe became more accessible post-war. Entering the mine requires some crawling, but once inside, the ceiling height allows you to stand upright. The walk to the mine takes approximately 20-25 minutes along a marked trail.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Flash lights for mine exploration.

• Lunch

Bolafjall Sky Walk and Syðridalur Mine. This tour provides a delightful blend of natural beauty, historical insights, and a hint of adventure, perfect for small or private groups.

Participants will enjoy the Bolafjall sky walk, taking in breathtaking views of steep cliffs and the vast North Atlantic Ocean, with the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve visible in the distance. Additionally, there is an opportunity to learn about NATO’s monitoring infrastructure located on the mountain. After the sky walk, the tour continues with a short hike to explore the old, abandoned lignite mine in Syðridalur. The moderate-paced hike to the mines allows ample time to also visit the Ósvör Maritime Museum.

Syðridalur in Bolungarvík is renowned for its historic lignite mine, nestled in the valley. Mining operations took place from 1917 to 1921, during and after the First World War. Entering the mine requires a bit of crawling, but once inside, the ceiling height increases, allowing visitors to stand comfortably. The scenic walk to the mine takes approximately 25 minutes along a marked trail.

• Enjoy cold water swims? Bring your swimwear and a towel—there’s a perfect waterfall and river for swimming right by the mines.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.