Top Akureyri Cultural Tours

Be inspired by the best of Northern Iceland and our knowledgeable guides. Explore the Lake Myvatn, craters, lava formations and mudpits ! Enjoy the power and the beauty of the Godafoss Waterfall, the Waterfall of the Gods. Nature - Culture - History Highlights of the day Myvatn Lake Pseudo-craters at Skutustadir Dimmuborgir Lava Fields Geothermal area of Hverir at Namaskard Godafoss Waterfall (The Waterfall of the Gods)

Explore Akureyri, Iceland’s northern capital, on a private two-hour walking tour with a local guide. Starting at the Hof Cultural Center by the harbor, stroll past key landmarks like Ráðhústorg, Göngugatan, and the dramatic Gilið gorge. Visit Akureyri Church and learn about the town’s growth from a trading post to a cultural hub. The tour ends at Lystigarður Akureyrar, a peaceful botanical garden with stunning fjord views. This tour offers a perfect mix of local stories, scenery, and culture.

Make the most of your time on land with this shore excursion from Akureryi Port. This comprehensive tour takes you to see some of Iceland's most picturesque natural wonders at Lake Myvatn and Godafoss waterfall. It also includes an optional stop at the Myvatn Nature Baths, if your cruise schedule allows.

Make the most of your time ashore in North Iceland—and visit three popular attractions in one trip—on this half-day shore excursion. Set off from Akureyri Port by coach and join like-minded travelers as you explore the Goðafoss Waterfall and Laufás Turf Houses and Museum. Before returning to your ship, take a dip in the natural hot springs at the Forest Lagoon, and enjoy a beverage in the swim-up bar (extra expense).

A scenic and memorable excursion to the majestic Godafoss Waterfall, including Geothermal bathing. You will drive through the beautiful countryside of northern Iceland, where you will see stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. But you will also learn about the history and culture of Iceland from your knowledgeable guide. Learn about the Godafoss waterfall , one of the most spectacular and historic waterfalls in Iceland. After admiring the waterfall, you will head back to Akureyri but not exactly the same way. You will drive through the beautiful Fnjoskadalur Valley, up to the mountains and down to the Eyjafordur Bay with astonishing view. Photo-stop at the Akureyri Viewpoint to enjoy the view over the town of Akureyri! Now it time to discover one of the gems of Akureyri. Ready for an adventure? A geothermal spa: The Forest lagoon. There are geothermal pools, a sauna, a relaxing lounge and an in-water pool bar. Enjoy the warm water, the song of the birds and the view!

Discover the enchanting landscapes of North Iceland on this half-day tour from Akureyri. Start at Goðafoss, the Waterfall of the Gods, where the powerful cascades invite you to stroll along scenic paths. Next, explore the surreal Hverir Geothermal Area, known for its steaming vents and colorful mud pools. Visit the famed Grjótagjá Lava Cave, celebrated in Game of Thrones, and marvel at the mystical Dimmuborgir Lava Fields, home to Icelandic folklore and elves. The tour wraps up at skútustaðagígar, where volcanic pseudocraters offer tranquil views of Lake Mývatn. - Half-day guided tour from Akureyri to iconic North Iceland sites - Visit Goðafoss, Hverir, Grjótagjá, Dimmuborgir, and skútustaðagígar - Immerse in local legends and stunning geological formations - Includes comfortable transport and knowledgeable guide throughout the tour

The War & Peace Museum is only 45 min from Reykjavik. Great option for a day trip. It is located in Hvalfjörður and is packed with beautiful landscape and history. The War & Peace Museum traces a unique and remarkable history of occupation from 1940 to 1945, a story that transformed a more peaceful countryside into a setting for world events and was crucial to the Allies' victory during World War II. Here you can see an elaborate collection of monuments and memorabilia related to the history of the occupation of Hvalfjörður during these fateful times of turmoil. The main topics on display at the War & Peace Museum: USA Children and Toys Britain Nursing Iceland Convenience Store The Icelandic Coast Guard (1926-45) Security and Defense Barber Shop There is also a coffee house with cakes and more , that are home baked.

Discover Siglufjörður through the eyes of a local on a one-hour tour of the Icelandic fishing town. Make the most of your time in the area and hear facts that guidebooks might miss as you soak up the beautiful scenery. You’ll meet like-minded travelers and have plenty of time to explore afterwards—simply ask your guide for further recommendations.

Make the most of your short time on land with a group coach tour around Lake Mývatn and Goðafoss Waterfall. After a handy pick up from Akureyri Port, embark on a dramatic journey through the rugged Icelandic countryside, marveling at views of snow-capped mountains, cascading waterfalls, and vast valleys. Have your camera ready as you look out for wildlife along the way.

Check off plenty off northern Iceland’s natural attractions on this half-day tour to Lake Myvatn from Akureyri. Keep your camera poised as you visit roaring waterfalls, stroll around Lake Mývatn, and take in the treasures of lava fields. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the tour also includes a visit to Námaskard, a volcanic region with boiling mud pots.

This tour is truly one-of-a-kind - we are the only boat tour from Siglufjörður which focuses exclusively on the history and culture of this marvellous stretch of coastline.

Experience many of Iceland’s most celebrated natural attractions during this full-day excursion from Akureyri. Understand the island’s unique geology over no less than eight unique stops. Highlights include Goðafoss waterfall, the mud pots of Skútustaðagígar, Dimmuborgir Lava Formations, Game of Throne filming locations in Kalfastrond and Grjotagja Cave, and a short hike around Lake Myvatn. Climate-controlled vehicle transfers are provided.

A scenic and memorable excursion in Iceland to the majestic Godafoss Waterfall. Godafoss is one of the most spectacular and historic waterfalls in Iceland. The name means the "waterfall of the gods". The waterfall is about 12 meters high (36 feet) and 30 meters wide (90 feet), and it forms a horseshoe shape that creates a stunning spectacle of water and mist. You will have about 45 minutes to explore the waterfall and take photos of this natural wonder. After admiring the waterfall, you will board the bus again and head back to Akureyri but not exactly the same way. You will drive through the beautiful Fnjoskadalur Valley, up to the mountains and down to the Eyjafordur Bay with astonishing view. The Eyjafjordur Bay is the longest in Iceland, and surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Before you arrive to Akureyri the bus will stop at the Akureyri Viewpoint so you can enjoy the view over the town of Akureyri, the Bay and the mountains, and take pictures!