Heli-ski | Off-Piste | Iceland
Experience heli-skiing, the Northern Lights, and world-class off-piste adventures in Iceland – a once-in-a-lifetime journey for the few who get to live it.
Book nowHeli-skiing is the ultimate expression of freedom on skis – where the lifts are replaced by a helicopter, and every run begins on an untouched summit. This trip is made for those who want to take their skiing beyond the ordinary and push their limits in a truly unique setting. Join us in Iceland, where your descent starts at the top of a mountain and ends by the sea – an experience few skiers ever get to claim.
Here, the ride up is just as unforgettable as the one down. From the helicopter, you’ll have panoramic views of Iceland’s raw and dramatic landscapes while you scope out your next perfect line in the powder.
We stay in a cozy lodge about 45 minutes outside Akureyri, Iceland’s fourth-largest city. Expect great food, total relaxation, and, if luck is on your side, the Northern Lights dancing across the sky on clear February and March nights.
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Accomondation at Klængshóll Lodge
Full board including soft drinks
Access to the cottage’s facilities
4 hours flight time per person or 20,000 altitude meters per day
Exclusive access to the longest slopes
Best mountain guides and pilots in Iceland
Ski rental
Avalanche safety course
Avalanche safety gear
Member of The Travel Guarantee Fund (Rejsegarantifonden)
Best price guarantee
Airline tickets
Transfer to/from the airport
Extra full lift 22500 altitude meters for 1 hour (optional)
Insurance
Day 1 – Arrival Day:
- Arrival at the lodge, located about 45 minutes from Akureyri if you’re flying in.
- Once you arrive, you’ll check in and get settled.
- We’ll go through the week’s plan, equipment, and safety briefing.
Day 2-4:
- Each morning starts with a hearty breakfast before we head out for skiing like you’ve never experienced before.
- We’ll spend the day exploring Iceland’s untouched mountains and endless terrain.
- Evenings are for dinner, sauna sessions, and relaxing at Klængshóll Lodge.
Day 5 – Departure Day:
- Start the day with breakfast before heading out for your final day of heli-skiing.
- After an unforgettable week in the Icelandic mountains, it’s time to travel home – with amazing memories and hopefully a desire to come back soon!
This trip to Iceland is a rare combination of epic runs, dramatic scenery, and authentic Icelandic culture. Here, you’ll ski from mountain peaks that rise straight out of the sea – with up to 1,500 vertical meters and miles upon miles of untouched terrain to explore.
We stay at a cozy lodge about 45 minutes from Akureyri, surrounded by mountains and ocean. Accommodation includes full board, with every meal served in a warm, family-style setting. After a full day in the mountains, you can unwind in the sauna or spa and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere as you reflect on the day’s adventures.
This beautiful country does not only offer world-class skiing but also hot springs, volcanoes, geysers, and the northern lights dancing across the sky (depending on the season).
It’s a place where adventure never truly ends — and where every day on the mountain feels completely unique.
Our lodge is located about 45 minutes from Akureyri, Iceland’s fourth-largest city. Built in traditional Icelandic style, it offers a cozy, unique, and homely atmosphere — the perfect setting for an unforgettable stay.
The lodge features a range of amenities, including a spa and sauna, so you can fully relax and enjoy your holiday.
Rooms come with either a double bed or twin beds and include a private bathroom with shower and toilet.
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9 July 2020
I was in Iceland with DBP Adventures in May 2017. It was a huge experience. I had received the trip as a gift from my dear wife and went there alone. After the first trip, it was as if we were a group that shared an interest in skiing and the completely unique nature. You live out on the Troll Peninsula, on a deserted farm that has been owned by the family for more than 800 years, surrounded by the wildest nature. With two helicopters available, there was plenty of lift and free riding. The Troll Peninsula is large, so there are many options. You often stand on the mountain and look down at the water, which is quite special. We had fantastic “corn snow” which would be typical of the season.
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