How much does Arctic Heli Skiing cost?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 10 November 2026
No score and no verdict of ours: the facts Arctic Heli Skiing publishes on its own website, read 10 November 2026, topic by topic, each linked to the page it came from.
How much does Arctic Heli Skiing cost?
Arctic Heli Skiing publishes 4 dated prices on its own website, read 10 November 2026; for example, it sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from London Gatwick, 2 ski days over 3 nights, for €4,650.
What do Arctic Heli Skiing trips cost?
4 dated prices Arctic Heli Skiing publishes on its own website, read 10 November 2026, each as the operator gives it, never converted. 4 of these prices do not say on the operator's page whether it is per person or per group.
- Sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from London Gatwick, 2 ski days over 3 nights, for €4,650. Source
- Sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from London Gatwick, 4 ski days over 4 nights, for €8,650. Source
- Sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from Manchester, 3 ski days over 3 nights, for €6,500. Source
- Sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from Manchester, 4 ski days over 4 nights, for €8,650. Source
What is Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing runs heli-skiing under its own name from Klængshóll Lodge on the Troll Peninsula in Iceland and in East Greenland, with heli-assisted touring and ski touring alongside. Source
How much vertical is included?
Arctic Heli Skiing sells flight time rather than vertical: Iceland Private includes 5 or 7 hours (about 75 minutes a day or 100,000 to 140,000 vertical feet in total) and extra flight time is €3,000 (no season given) per hour. Source
What if weather stops flying or you ski less?
Arctic Heli Skiing refunds unused flight time at €3,040 (no season given) per hour when weather, a mechanical breakdown or conditions stop the whole group reaching its guaranteed time, or offers a credit at €3,975 (no season given) per hour for use within the next 2 seasons. Source
When is the season?
Arctic Heli Skiing runs from mid February to the end of June. Source
How long are the trips?
Arctic Heli Skiing's Iceland Private and Ultimate Private programmes each run 4 or 6 days. Source
What does the price include?
Arctic Heli Skiing's Iceland Private price includes flight time, lodging at Klængshóll, meals, guides, safety training, Pieps JetForce airbags and Völkl skis. Extra flight time, personal insurance, airfare and alcoholic beverages are not included. Source
What do solo skiers pay?
Arctic Heli Skiing bases programmes on double occupancy and charges no single room supplement when a guest travelling alone is placed in a single cabin or the main house; a supplement applies if a group agrees to take single rooms. Source
How much is the deposit?
Arctic Heli Skiing takes a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the package price and asks for final payment 90 days before the package starts. Source
What happens if you cancel?
Arctic Heli Skiing gives no refund for late arrival, early departure or sickness; on Private programmes a cancellation more than 90 days out loses the deposit and one at 90 days or less means the entire price is owed. Source
What insurance do you need?
Arctic Heli Skiing requires each guest to buy trip or holiday cancellation insurance plus medical, personal and travel insurance. The policy should include off-piste and heli-skiing. Source
When is Arctic Heli Skiing not the fit?
The limit below is published by Arctic Heli Skiing on its own website.
- Arctic Heli Skiing: not the fit if you are below fit intermediate level or cannot ski under control in off-piste terrain. Source
Arctic Heli Skiing at a glance
Its card, as on every Uncompromised Travel heli-skiing page: what it sells, why to choose it, what to ask for and the limits it publishes.
Arctic Heli Skiing
- Best for
- Heli-skiing in Iceland and East Greenland
- What it sells
- Runs heli-skiing from Klængshóll Lodge on the Troll Peninsula in North Iceland and in East Greenland, with helicopters supplied by Heli Austria in Iceland.
- Why choose them
- Says its terrain covers more than 6000 square kilometres (1500 square miles) of Arctic mountains.
- Ask for
- Ask for the Classic programme (up to three groups of four sharing a helicopter) or the Premium programme (two groups of four per helicopter), based at Klængshóll Lodge on the Troll Peninsula.
- Not the fit if
- you are not a fit intermediate skier able to ski under control in off-piste terrain.
Arctic Heli Skiing prices: the questions people ask
How many skiers share a guide with Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing skis in groups of 4 guests with a guide, with up to 3 groups sharing one helicopter on Classic and only 2 groups on Premium.
How much does a trip with Arctic Heli Skiing cost?
Arctic Heli Skiing sells a Custom Dates package in 2027 with easyJet flights from London Gatwick, 2 ski days over 3 nights, for €4,650.
How much vertical is included with Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing sells flight time rather than vertical: Iceland Private includes 5 or 7 hours (about 75 minutes a day or 100,000 to 140,000 vertical feet in total) and extra flight time is €3,000 (no season given) per hour.
Does Arctic Heli Skiing refund unused vertical or weather days?
Arctic Heli Skiing refunds unused flight time at €3,040 (no season given) per hour when weather, a mechanical breakdown or conditions stop the whole group reaching its guaranteed time, or offers a credit at €3,975 (no season given) per hour for use within the next 2 seasons.
What does the price include with Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing's Iceland Private price includes flight time, lodging at Klængshóll, meals, guides, safety training, Pieps JetForce airbags and Völkl skis. Extra flight time, personal insurance, airfare and alcoholic beverages are not included.
What is the cancellation policy with Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing gives no refund for late arrival, early departure or sickness; on Private programmes a cancellation more than 90 days out loses the deposit and one at 90 days or less means the entire price is owed.
How much is the deposit with Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing takes a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the package price and asks for final payment 90 days before the package starts.
What level do you need for Arctic Heli Skiing?
Arctic Heli Skiing asks for a fit intermediate skier able to ski under control in off-piste terrain and says previous heli-ski experience is not required.
How do I compare prices like for like?
Ask for a written quote for the same dates and package length, with every inclusion listed: lodging, meals, transfers, the vertical or runs included, what extra vertical costs and taxes. The price lines above give what each operator publishes and on what basis.
Can I book directly?
Yes. Each card links the operator's own website; ask for a written quote that lists what the price includes and the cancellation terms.
Where can I check these facts myself?
Every line on this page links the page of the operator's own website it was read from, read 10 November 2026.
Is any company on this page paying to be here?
No. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel; none paid to be on it.
Read next
Built to answer the question in the main heading. What is shown: what the operator published on its own website, read on 10 November 2026, with links to the pages read. Google and Trustpilot figures are shown where the listing carries the operator's own name, from the Uncompromised Travel heli-skiing operators table. No score and no verdict. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel. How this site earns · How we work.