GR20, despite being hyped up so much, is an epic adventure. It offers rugged mountains, forests, pools, lakes, and long long hikes. Be fit and have stamina and just enjoy it. The mountain huts have been recently improved, with better toilet and shower facilities, so you can have a shower at any hut. Food is hearty. There is a danger of wild fires in August. All in all, an epic hike, one of the few in Europe.

If you want to really experience/see Iceland, you will enjoy this tour. Our guide led us on beautiful hikes into the mountains and across glaciers. The third peak is challenging. You will need to be in good physical condition and have the proper gear. On our rest days between hikes, we also traveled to some beautiful locations. The scenary around Jokulsarlon were breathtaking.

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This trek fully justifes its rating. The scenery is wonderful, and Hubert the leader added greatly to its enjoyment. He has a remarkable knowledge of the area and was always receptive to the mood of the group and individuals.
The accomodation we stayed at was generally as good or better than I expected. All the transfers went without a hitch, even when modified.
A drawback on most days was the volume of local walkers on the majority of the trails,


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The via ferrata was challenging , ablely lead by the guide, Francois, who was very competent and knowledgeable. The whole trip was well organised, with good accommadation and excellent food.

Delighted that we were able to do all seven 4000m. summits. I cannot praise Steve, the guide, highly enough. He was so professional in all respects - very concerned for safety but also wanting to get an old buffer like me to the tops.