Top Iceland Sporting Events - page 20

Begin your private tour with a pickup in Akureyri, either from your accommodation or the port. Head to your first stop, the magnificent Godafoss waterfall. Spend time taking in the views and snapping photos before continuing to Lake Myvatn. Next, visit Grjotagja, the famous Game of Thrones cave, and then head to Hverir, the famous Hell's Kitchen geothermal area. If time will be not too short according with tourist availability the last visit will be Víti (meaning "Hell"), Located near the Krafla caldera, it features a vivid, turquoise-blue geothermal lake in a crater. Conclude your tour with a visit to the botanical gardens and downtown Akureyri, where you can enjoy shopping before returning to the ship. Any requests can be addressed to the driver to arrange visits to alternative attractions in the city or along the route, he'll comply according to timing availability.

Enjoy a unique perspective on Iceland's rugged nature on this buggy tour from Reykjavik. Pull on your provided snow suit, jump onboard your 4-seater 4x4 buggy, and head out on a thrilling ride through an otherworldly landscape of lava and moss, splashing through streams and making photo stops at viewpoints along the way.

Step onto Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest glacier, and explore a stunning landscape of blue crevasses and towering seracs. This guided hike from Jökulsárlón takes you into an ancient environment, where you can marvel at the glacier's majestic beauty while learning about its geological significance. With a certified guide leading the way, all technical gear is provided, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure for hikers of all skill levels. Experience the wonder of walking on ice that has been forming for centuries. - 3.5-hour hike suitable for those with moderate fitness - Group sizes range from 6 to 15 participants for a personal experience - All equipment, including crampons and ice axes, is provided - Available from May to September, with departures at 09:30 and 14:00