Top North Iceland Bus Tours - page 4

Immerse yourself in the art of knitting while exploring the stunning landscapes and rich culture of North Iceland. This unique tour begins with selecting your Icelandic wool item , guided by a knitting expert who will be with you throughout the journey. Experience the local craftsmanship, enjoy the beauty of Godafoss waterfall, soak in the geothermal Forest Lagoon. Enter Whale watching tour, followed by a visit to a local brewery. Conclude your adventure with a relaxing day in Akureyri , filled with knitting, stories, and local cuisine. - Guided knitting experience with an expert throughout the tour - Visit local artisans and enjoy hands-on experiences with traditional crafts - Explore breathtaking natural sites including Godafoss waterfall and whale watching - Relaxing final day in Akureyri with lunch and leisure activities -Extra wool for bigger projects is not included -NOTE! You can book this tour as individual passengers but the minimum for this tour to take place is 4 persons.

Discover Iceland's natural wonders—without the stress of planning—on this efficient tour that covers top highlights such as Goðafoss and Dettifoss. With a guide leading the way, enjoy a personalized experience, plenty of photo opportunities, and a hassle-free itinerary. Along the journey, you’ll learn about Icelandic traditions and culture while taking in beautiful scenery that every visitor should experience.

Experience the coastal life of Eyjafjörður Fjord and Tröllaskagi Peninsula on this small-group tour along the picturesque coastline. Travel down rural roads to a black sand beach, a bustling harbor area, and an old herring factory. This off-the-beaten-path tour is ideal for those wanting a closer look at Icelandic culture.

Skip the self-drive hassle and see northern Iceland’s top sights—the powerful Dettifoss waterfall and Lake Mývatn with its steaming mud pools—on this full-day small-group tour from Akureyri, with onboard Wi-Fi and hotel pickup. See Godafoss, one of Iceland’s favorite waterfalls, then explore Lake Mývatn, including Dimmuborgir Lava Formations, Hverir mud pools, Skútastaðagígar craters, and Grjotagja Cave. The day includes a stop for lunch, which is at your own expense.

This wonderful tour takes you hunting for Northern lights with an expert top rated Northern Lights guide through the winter night. Our hunt takes you out of town to the countryside, away from the bright lights of the city so that the Northern Lights can be seen in all their beauty and colours. The local guide will share Icelandic tales during the journey on this magical tour. Please note the Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon and are also dependant on weather conditions therefore we cannot guarantee they will be sighted however if the guide confirms no lights were seen, we do offer a free retry the next day if we are running a tour the next day.

Of all the natural jewels in Northern Iceland, see the ones that most interest you on a customizable, private day trip from Akureyri. With your group of up to seven people, travel beyond city limits to rugged waterfalls, craters, lakes, and other scenic highlights, such as Godafoss, Lake Myvatn, the Viti Crater, and beyond. Learn insider stories about the sights from your guide as you explore.

See one of Iceland's most magical waterfalls at its most dramatic on a winter tour to Godafoss from Akureyri. Travel from the city by coach and soak up the peaceful atmosphere of the quieter winter season, admire the icy formations, and capture unforgettable photos. At the same time, your guide fills you in on the waterfall's Viking-era legends that you won't find in the guidebook.

Myvatn serves as the perfect backdrop for hunting the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Join an expert guide with over 15 years of experience in chasing the aurora and explore optimal viewing spots around the lake. This small group tour (maximum 16 guests) ensures personalized attention as you enjoy up to 3 hours of aurora hunting. The tour offers photography assistance to help you capture stunning images of this natural wonder while learning about local folklore and science related to the aurora. With free hotel pickup in Myvatn, you’re guaranteed a seamless adventure away from light pollution. - Expert local guides with extensive knowledge of the Myvatn area - Maximum group size of 16 for an intimate experience - Up to 3 hours dedicated to hunting the Northern Lights - Hotel pickup from Myvatn included

Northern lights hunting in the north, Join our mini bus and escape the light pollution of the city and go with us outside Akureyri to see the amazing Northern lights. The Northern Lights viewing for this winter looking to be very active and there are few better places to see them than in the North around Akureyri.

If you only have time for one day trip from Akureyri, make it a tour of the Diamond Circle, a circuit that takes in some of North Iceland’s most impressive natural wonders. This full-day small-group tour visits the Godafoss and Dettifoss waterfalls, the Hverir hot springs, Lake Mývatn, and the Víti crater. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

North Iceland boasts many natural wonders, including lava formations, waterfalls, thermal pools, and more. This small-group tour from Akureyi covers the best in a convenient day trip, including an optional swim at Myvatn Nature Baths. Marvel at the waterfalls at Godafoss, Dettifoss, and Selfoss; view Lake Myvatn, hot springs, and the Dimmuborgir lava fields, and then choose to bathe in the naturally heated Myvtan baths. Hotel and airport pickup and drop-off are included.

The Northern Lights Tour is a hunting experience. To go into the dark, frozen winter night and observe an unbelievable display of color, light, and texture, is like waking up in a fairy-tale, full of mystery and magic. We begin our Northern Lights hunt with a drive out to the countryside or up to the mountains, away from electric glow and city sounds. You will be able to enjoy the beautiful night sky in the best possible situation, of course depending on the weather. The Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis, are a natural phenomenon visible in the Northern Hemisphere. A unique display of light is caused by a particle collision in the magnetic field of the polar cap. Our goal is not only to find the right sights for the best photograph but also to take our time to enjoy this fragile single moment that will never come again but you might remember for the rest of your life.

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.