The trip starts with an Amazing race through the lovely small town of Hveragerði. The town is filled with hot springs and geysers, the energy and warmth of which are harnessed to grow bananas and tomatoes in the middle of the North-Atlantic… definitely an interesting place to visit. The participants are split up into small groups, which rush across the town solving clues and overcoming trials in a race where only team spirit and cooperation can win the day.
After the race everyone flies over the Varmá river in the exciting flying fox steel wire slide, landing on the riverbank 100 meters away after sliding in the air above a waterfall. The day program ends in the local swimming pool and spa as the group relaxes and discusses the adventures of the day.
Ideally the day ends with a great seafood meal in any of the cozy restaurants on the North-Atlantic beach only 20 min away (not included in the price but can be arranged).
Details:
Price: EUR 49,- per person. With pick up: seek offer.
Distance from Reykjavik: 40 km. Duration of trip: 4-5 hours. Age limit: 12 years. Minimum 20 persons, maximum 200 persons. Bring with you: Outdoor clothing, warm sweater, swimming wear and a towel. No knowledge of the sports involved required.
Tip: Let us take care of a packed lunch for 1.500 NET ISK per participant, it makes your life easier and also makes sure that nothing will interrupt the flow of events during the day...
Add to this trip: (all prices ar net)
Lunch: EUR 10,- per participant.
Abseiling/rappeling for EUR 19,- per participant.
Seafood dinner at Hafið Bláa / Rauða Húsið / Við Fjöruborðið. Price varies with menu and group size.
River rafting on Hvítá river for EUR 39,- per participant.
BBQ at Drumbó Basecamp on the banks of Hvítá river for EUR 19,- per participant.
Disclaimer: All trips are undertaken on the responsibility of its participants. Arctic Incentives does not assume any responsibility for accidents which are caused by its customers or can be traced to there own actions. Participants have to sign a waiver before undertaking all trips stating that they realize that all outdoor activities carry an inherit risk.