Top North Iceland Shore Excursions - page 4

Embark on an unforgettable journey through North Iceland’s breathtaking Diamond Circle from Akureyri. Discover the geothermal wonders of Lake Mývatn, with its bubbling mud pools, lava formations, and rich birdlife. Witness the sheer power of Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, and take in the serene beauty of Ásbyrgi Canyon, a horseshoe-shaped glacial valley steeped in legend. Visit Húsavík, the whale-watching capital of Iceland, where you can enjoy charming coastal scenery. Conclude the adventure at Goðafoss, the majestic “Waterfall of the Gods,” before returning to Akureyri. Please note: Any extra activities not listed in this description may incur additional fees.

Iceland is known for its spectacular outdoor wonders, but without local knowledge and a specialist vehicle, it can be tricky to know which areas are safe to explore alone. Save yourself the stress, and discover lots of magnificent vistas in a day with this small-group 4WD tour. Along the way, see the Askja caldera, the Viti crater, the Vatnajokull glacier, lava fields, and plenty more stunning spots.

Get more out of your time in Akureyri with this special animal encounter—the chance to go dog sledding in a beautiful setting. As well as helping you traverse the local landscape with ease, this private experience also gives you the opportunity to pet the dogs and learn more about them while sipping coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in your guide’s home.

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.