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Explore North Iceland's volcanic beauty on this 6-hour shore excursion from Akureyri. Begin with a scenic drive through stunning landscapes and stop at the iconic Goðafoss waterfall, known as the Waterfall of the Gods. Discover the unique Mývatn craters and the mysterious lava formations of Dimmuborgir. This tour is designed for cruise passengers, ensuring a comfortable experience with guaranteed return to the port before your ship departs. Please note that food is not included in the tour, so we recommend bringing your own snacks or lunch to stay comfortable throughout the day. - 6-hour guided tour perfect for cruise ship passengers - Visit Goðafoss waterfall and explore the Skútustaðagígar craters - Discover Dimmuborgir, the “Dark Castles” of Iceland - Includes scenic stops, comfortable transport, and an English-speaking guide

Get a taste of local life in the north of Iceland with this small-group, one-of-a-kind husky-petting experience in Akureyri. Get a rare glimpse of how an Icelandic family life as you hang, snuggle, and take photos with more than 20 adorable huskies and learn about the lives of working dogs in the north.

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 on land with this hassle-free trip to Goðafoss Waterfall from Akureyri port. Board an air-conditioned vehicle and take in the rolling rugged landscapes as your driver leads the way. After a 40-minute journey, spend time exploring and photographing the cascading falls at your own pace. Ideal for travelers looking for a memorable break off the boat.

Goðafoss Waterfall & Turf House tour is the perfect introductory tour to North Iceland. We start the tour in Akureyri in Eyjafjord and drive the coastline to GrenjaðarstaðurTurf Houses and Museum. There we get insight in the heritage and history of the area, experiencing how people used live. Next we head towards Goðafoss Waterfall. After experiencing the power of Skjálfandafljót glacier river and capturing the picturesque waterfall we head back to Akureyri. You have the option to join the Forest Lagoon.

Hike through an Akureyri forest with a working husky—greeting the dogs then walking a scenic trail surrounded by scenic mountains, coast, and fields. Unlike traditional tourist experiences, this is an opportunity to meet a genuine Icelandic family and their dogs, and to gain insight into life in an Icelandic home.

This is a small - group experience designed for comfort, flexibility and a more personal connection with North Iceland. Unlike large bus tours, we travel at a relaxed pace, with time for photos, short walks and spontaneous stops depending on the conditions. With a local guide and driver, you experience not only the main highlights, but also the atmosphere and stories that make this region truly special. The tour is carefully planned to ensure a smooth day and a timely return for cruise passengers.

We pick you up from your hotel in the evening and together we go in search of the Northern Lights in a comfortable coach/mini bus. Named after the Roman goddess Aurora, these colourful lights swirl around the sky in a dramatic dance, leaving different patterns and shapes. We drive away from the electric street lights of Akureyri to more rural areas where there is a better chance of seeing the Northern Lights. Once we find the lights, we make sure you have enough time to take plenty of photographs. The Northern Lights have had a number of names throughout the history. The Greek´s called this phenomenon the “Dance of the Spirits”. In Europe, during the Middle Ages, these lights were commonly believed to be a sign from God. The old Icelandic folktale tell us about the angels dancing in heaven, their dresses were suppose to create these magnificent shapes of light in the sky.

Iceland’s winter roads can be challenging, and combining Goðafoss waterfall, the Christmas House, and a geothermal soak takes careful planning. This small-group tour from Akureyri combines all three with the driving and route arranged for you, so you can enjoy the winter scenery, as well as a soothing soak in the Forest Lagoon, without navigating icy roads.

Skip the hassle of exploring Lake Myvatn alone by booking this full-day group tour with hotel pickup and round-trip transfers from Akureyri. Stops include Grjotagja Cave, the Skútustaðagígar craters, Namafjall Hverir geothermal area, and other photo-worthy locations. Take in dramatic volcanic landscapes, lava sculptures, and glacial caves as you enjoy an informative commentary from your local guide.

This wonderful tour takes you hunting for Northern lights in 4x4 Mini-Bus with an expert top rated local Northern Lights guide. Our hunt takes you from Akureyri town to the countryside away from the bright city lights so that the Northern Lights can be seen in all their beauty and colours. The local guide will share Icelandic tales during the journey and there is a chance to buy professional photos of your night. You will receive a free retry the next evening if no Northern Lights are seen (provided we a running a group tour the next day). We also include free pick and drop off from Hotels/Guesthouses in Akureyri

Make the most of your time in Akureyri by booking this group tour that explores Godafoss, Laufas, and the Christmas House with a guide and driver, so you don’t need to organize any logistics. Entrance fees are included, and there’s Wi-Fi to stay connected if you want to while you transfer from place to place. Another highlight is visiting the Botanical Garden on the way home.

Goðafoss is one of northern Iceland’s most dramatic waterfalls, but reaching it independently from Akureyri typically means renting a car. This express round-trip makes the visit simple, taking you to the sweeping falls known as the “Waterfall of the Gods” and returning you with a choice of drop-off locations, such as the Botanical Garden and Forest Lagoon.

Explore the natural wonders of Northern Iceland on this full-day tour from Akureyri. Enjoy spectacular views of Godafoss waterfall, then visit Lake Myvatn and enjoy free time to soak in the Myvatn Nature Baths (entrance fees not included). Along the way, marvel at natural wonders including the Dimmuborgir Lava formations and Hverir mud pools, visit Grotcaja cave, and see filming sites from hit TV show Game of Thrones.

Enjoy dog sledding through Akureyri's snowy landscapes on a thrilling small-group tour. Feel the power of huskies as they pull you across the countryside. After sledding, spend time cuddling the dogs and taking photos in a cozy setting. This tour offers a relaxed way to experience Icelandic nature and husky affection, suitable for families and groups.

See the big three landmarks of northern Iceland with this day trip to Lake Mývatn and the Godafoss and Dettifoss waterfalls. With a carefully prepared itinerary, you’ll maximize your time at each site, going straight to the vantage points and learning about the geology of the region from a guide. Extra stops include the Grjótagjá lava cave and Mývatn Nature Baths; just note that entry is extra.

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.

Hop on a small group tour for an exploration of northern Iceland’s natural wonders from Akureyri. Visit Goðafoss waterfall, see Lake Mývatn, admire the volcanic landscape of lava and craters, and check out the Mývatn Nature Baths—the ‘blue lagoon of the north’—where you can enjoy a warm soak in the geothermal waters.

Spotting the Northern Lights is notoriously difficult. Rather than simply counting on getting lucky, you can hugely improve your chances by joining this tour that takes you into the countryside, far from light pollution, in the company of an experienced aurora-hunter guide.

Swap crowds and cars for an immersive snowshoeing (an ancient form of winter hiking) experience in the wilds of North Iceland. Get fitted for your shoes and take a lesson in how to use them before heading out into the snowy landscapes of Eyjafjörður with a guide. Make the most of photo ops in the dramatic landscape, and learn all about the wildlife that thrives in this unique environment.

This tour offer guide in a small group, which gives flexibility, more time at each stop and a more personal experience. It adjust the pace to the day, the weather and the group, so nothing feels rushed. The team is happy to help you take photos and capture your experience along the way.

Take advantage of your short time on land with a private shore excursion around the Lake Mývatn area. From Akureyri port, explore north Iceland’s most stunning natural wonders in an air-conditioned vehicle. Stops include Goðafoss waterfall, Grjótagjá cave, and Dimmuborgir lava formations where Game of Thrones was filmed. End the tour with a warming dip at the Nature Baths—just don’t forget your towel.

Enjoy North Iceland in a relaxed small group. Visit Goðafoss waterfall and historic Laufás Turf Houses. Forest Lagoon is optional - guests can also choose Christmas House or free time in Akureyri for coffee, souvenirs, photos or trying a famous Icelandic hot dog. Travel with a local guide who loves sharing Iceland and helping guests create beautiful memories.