sorry I am late getting back to you There is no free roaming but if you have a clip on video camera you can use that

Yes it is!

Iceland rarely gets really cold...rarely under -5, so just the normal winter wear...hat scarf, boots etc. what I would say is that it does really get cold on the mobile, and I would recommend wearing one of the buffs that go under the helmet, and another pair of thin gloves under the ones they give you. I wore thermal tights and was toasty all day. the other thing is that I can be really slippery round the mobiling hut as its on the glacier, so boots with proper grips will help. have fun, its a wonderful, exciting and packed day.

I booked it through Reykjavik excursions, as it seemed the best price, and It was just wonderful. to be honest, the snowmobiling is done by the same people whoever you book it through, and they pick everyone up in the carpark at gullfoss and take you out onto the glacier in huge old army trucks. don't miss it, its a fantastic trip, and the only place you can snowmo on a glacier in the world. but I may as well warm you that driving a snowmobile is hard work, and pulling the front ski requires a fair amount of upper body strength. I went as a woman on my own, and just found a single guy to do most of the driving. its a long day, but it goes really quickly...enjoy!

You sign a sheet to say you are doing this at your own risk . Our holiday insurance insure and go covered us for snowmobiling at an extra small premium .

Hello approx $199 usd