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Geleira Sólheimajökull, caminhada de 3 horas
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Lugar: Reykjavik
Duração: até 3 horas
Idiomas: Inglês
Disponibilidade: Diariamente
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- Caminhada na geleira Sólheimajökull
- Desfrute de uma experiência em pequenos grupos
- Combine paisagens naturais deslumbrantes com aventuras no gelo glacial
O que esperar
Pegue suas botas e prepare-se, porque você vai caminhar pela geleira Sólheimajökull no sul da Islândia. Este é um passeio abrangente pelas geleiras, onde você aprenderá sobre esses fenômenos naturais maciços com seu guia e receberá todo o equipamento necessário para fazer algum exercício com total conforto e segurança. Este passeio é para quem quer experimentar uma das maravilhas naturais da terra.
Você encontrará seu guia no estacionamento de Sólheimajökull e depois seguirá para o próprio gelo, uma caminhada rápida de 30 minutos para fazer o sangue fluir. (A geleira já esteve mais próxima do lote, mas o clima quente e o movimento da geleira fizeram com que se afastasse.) Sólheimajökull faz parte de Mýrdalsjökull, uma das maiores geleiras da Europa.
Quando chegar ao gelo, você terá tempo de sobra para se maravilhar com o silêncio sinistro e a sensação de isolamento, como se você e seus colegas caminhantes estivessem sozinhos em um vasto e vazio mundo de gelo e neve. Você verá o gelo azul milenar, criado quando as bolhas de oxigênio ficam presas na neve e comprimidas no gelo pelo enorme peso da geleira pressionando-a.
Você será capaz de contemplar profundamente um moulin da geleira, um poço vertical como um poço, que pode ir até o fundo da geleira. O que há lá embaixo? A calota de gelo fica no topo do poderoso vulcão Katla, um dos maiores e mais ativos vulcões da Islândia. Em um dia claro, você também poderá ver Eyjafjallajökull, outra geleira ao leste que interrompeu o tráfego aéreo europeu em 2010, quando sua erupção encheu o céu de fogo e cinzas.
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Informação importante
- Este passeio é adequado para viajantes individuais e famílias
- Não é necessária experiência
- A idade mínima para participação é de 8 anos
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O que está incluído
Guia de geleiras certificadas
Grupo Pequeno (12 pessoas no máximo)
Equipamento para geleiras: capacete, arreios, grampos e piolet
O que não está incluído
Botas de caminhada (disponíveis para aluguel no local)
Roupas quentes (primeira camada)
Roupa impermeável (segunda camada)
Luvas e chapéu
Política de cancelamento
Receba um reembolso de 100% se você cancelar até 1 dia antes do início da atividade.
Taxa de reserva
Boas notícias! Nenhuma taxa extra será aplicada a esta reserva.
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