Hella Blue line Hikers bus

Hella

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Summer season ThuleTravel hikers bus to Hella starts on the 15.of june and is on schendule every day until the 15. of -september. ThuleTravel hikers bus to Hella is the blue line. It departures from Reykajvík and travels to Hella with bus stops in Hveragerði and Selfoss.

It is a good city bus with big windows and good seats, very comfortable traveling and on a good day you can enjoy the sightseeing of all the beautiful mountains in the area. Among them are Eyjafjallajökull and Hekla. Short distance from the shore are the islands Vestmannaeyjar and the southest peninsula of the mainland of Iceland is Dyrhólaey which is located in the south coast area..

From Hella you can take ThuleTravel hikers buses to Landmannalaugar, Þórsmörk and Skógar. A popular starting points for hikes in the highland of Icleland. We have the popular Laugavegur hiking trail in Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk. Fimmvörðuháls hikng trail between Þórsmörk and Skógar. In Þórsmörk you can also hike to Fjallabak Nature Reserve a bautiful nature reseve behind the mountains.

Hella is a nice little town ideal for a layover https://www.south.is/en/inspiration/towns/hella . Through it flows a beautiful river called Rangá. There is a good campsite called Árhús https://arhus.is/ with small huts for rent on the banks of the river. Nice hotels, restaurants and geusthouses are in the town.

Cose to Hella, at a farm are old manmade caves on a small hill at the edge of town. The farmers can take you down there on an adventure.

There are many beuatiful nature spots close to Hella, among them The Lavacenter https://lavacentre.is/ at Hvolsvölllur, Katla Geopark http://www.katlageopark.com/ and swimming pools at Hella, Hvolsvöllur and Laugaland https://www.south.is/en/what-to-see-do/activities/swimming-pools .

It is nice to take a stroll through the town. Along the banks of the river is the old town. The town was built close to the river beecause of a bridge that crossed over the river. This nearly a 100 years old bridge was taken down in 2006 and a new one built a little bit south of the town. This was a very prosperous town in a big farming area.

This farming area is full of icelandic horses, horse rentals,horseback riding tours and horse ranches. You can visit farms and go on helicopter tours.

For the golf enthuiastic golfer there are a few golf courses in the area Strandavöllur in Hella, and a few in the nearest vicinty. Golf Iceland Website: http://golficeland.org/golf-courses/