Have you already explored the more touristy southern part of Iceland or just want to go a bit against the tide? Set off on your own to discover the beauty of North Iceland 😎💪
Iceland, a country located in northern Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and Greenland, is known for its stunning nature and diverse landscapes. This island nation is home to volcanoes, glaciers, thermal springs and impressive waterfalls. Most travelers head to explore its more famous southern part, but we're confident that the north will also amaze you with its rugged beauty and unique wilderness.
You are flying to Reykjavik, Iceland
Welcome to Iceland! You will pick up your car at the airport according to the instructions you received from us and drive to your accommodation 🚗
Accommodation varies according to the chosen date - you can also find all the information and photos there.
Today is dedicated to traveling north. You will drive from the airport towards the town of Akureyri. You can stop at a few other stops along the way.
A rock formation on the coast of Iceland, which some say resembles a dragon, rhinoceros, elephant, or a cow drinking from the sea. The view of this formation surrounded by wild waves is really worth it.
Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland, located in the north of the country near the Eyjafjörður Fjord. It is known for its picturesque setting, historic buildings and a wide range of activities for visitors. The city of Akureyri is home to a variety of cultural facilities, including art galleries, museums and historical sites such as the Akureyrarkirkja Church with its distinctive architecture. In addition, the city is surrounded by beautiful countryside that offers great opportunities for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and skiing.
You start with the most typical - waterfalls and swimming in the thermal baths
This waterfall can also be visited on Day 6.
Goðafoss, (translated means "waterfall of the gods") is one of the most famous and picturesque waterfalls in Iceland. It is located in the north of the island, not far from the main Ring Road. This beautiful waterfall is part of the Skjálfandafljót River and falls from a height of approximately 12 metres into a narrow canyon. There are trails around the waterfall that allow hiking and offer breathtaking views of this impressive waterfall. It is an iconic spot for nature and photography enthusiasts.
Historically, Goðafoss is linked to the adoption of Christianity by Iceland in the year 1000. Legends say that when Iceland had to decide whether to embrace Christianity or stay with pagan traditions, Iceland's legislator Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði decided in favour of Christianity and subsequently threw his pagan statues into the Goðafoss waterfall.
Geosea is a thermal swimming pool located in Húsavík. This relaxing complex offers a unique experience by combining hot springs, thermal pools and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Geosea is known for its coastal location, which allows visitors to relax in the hot pools while admiring panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding horizon.
You don't stop swimming, but you can also learn about the history of the island
Grettirs Pool (Grettislaug) is a thermal pool in northern Iceland, named after the Icelandic hero Grettir Ásmundsson, who is said to have relaxed here. This pool is located near the village of Sauðárkrókur and is known for its warm thermal water, which comes from geothermal springs. Grettirs Pool is a popular place for visitors who come here to relax, enjoy the natural hot springs and be surrounded by the beautiful Icelandic landscape.
Glaumbær Farm & Museum is a historical complex in northern Iceland, near the village of Varmahlíð. This museum area showcases traditional Icelandic architecture and lifestyle from the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can explore traditional torfbau (turf) houses, which provide insight into the history of Icelandic rural inhabitants and their way of life.
Fosslaug is a thermal pool near the village of Varmahlíð in the north of Iceland. This pool is located near the Fosslaug waterfall and is known for its warm thermal water, which creates a pleasant and relaxing environment for visitors.
Admission to the pool is free.
You'll climb an impressive horseshoe-shaped canyon and two other spectacular waterfalls
Asbyrgi is an impressive canyon in the north of Iceland, part of the Jökulsárgljúfur National Park. The canyon is horseshoe-shaped and surrounded by high cliffs reaching up to 100 metres high. Legend has it that the shape of Asbyrgi was created according to Icelandic mythology when the god Odin threw himself from his horse Sleipnir and his hoof formed this impressive formation.
Dettifoss is one of the most massive waterfalls in Europe and is located in Vatnajökull National Park in the northeast of Iceland. It has gained its impressive status due to the huge volume of water that falls from a height of up to 45 metres into a narrow canyon. Its power and roar will impress any visitor.
Hafragilsfoss is another beautiful waterfall in the Vatnajökull National Park. It is located near the larger and more famous Dettifoss waterfall. Hafragilsfoss is surrounded by breathtaking canyon walls and falls from a height of around 27 metres. Its surroundings offer great views of the mighty streams of water that fall into the deep canyon, and it is a popular spot for hikers seeking a quieter setting than neighbouring Dettifoss.
What would a visit to Iceland be without a proper volcano
Krafla is a volcano located in the northeastern part of Iceland and is part of the volcanic system on this island. This volcanic complex is known for its geothermal activity and several craters, some of which have erupted in the past, leaving behind amazing geothermal phenomena. In the Krafla area, there is the Víti crater, which is filled with thermal water and offers visitors a unique view of the light blue and green water. This area is also home to geothermal fields where you can see fumaroles, mud baths and thermal springs.
Dimmuborgir is an area with a unique volcanic landscape, known for its strange volcanic formations and rock formations. The name means "dark fortresses" and gives the impression of a rock city full of labyrinths, towers and caves.
Mývatn is a beautiful lake known for its picturesque landscape and wealth of natural beauty. This lake is surrounded by a unique volcanic landscape, thermal springs and geothermal fields. Myvatn is a popular destination for nature lovers and ornithologists as it is home to many species of birds including ducks, geese and waders. It is also a place where you can see fascinating geothermal phenomena such as fumaroles and mud baths.
Aldeyjarfoss is not to be missed
Aldeyjarfoss is an impressive waterfall located in a region called Sprengisandur. This waterfall is characterized by its unique rock formations and water cascades that fall from a height of about 20 meters into a crystal clear river. Its beauty lies in the surrounding basalt columns that create a dramatic backdrop for the waterfall. Aldeyjarfoss is renowned for its scenic beauty and is a popular spot for photographers and lovers of natural phenomena. To reach this waterfall, a slightly more challenging path must be travelled, but this adds to the sense of remoteness and exclusivity of this stunning place.
Return to the capital in the afternoon or evening for some relaxation.
The new (2022) man-made hot water lagoon is a beautiful modern spa located in the forest where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest. Admission is best booked in advance at: forestlagoon.is
Time to pack up again and head back home.
Return the car to the same location where you picked it up.
Be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Thank you and see you again! 🤗
Have you already explored the more touristy southern part of Iceland or just want to go a bit against the tide? Set off on your own to discover the beauty of North Iceland 😎💪
Iceland, a country located in northern Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and Greenland, is known for its stunning nature and diverse landscapes. This island nation is home to volcanoes, glaciers, thermal springs and impressive waterfalls. Most travelers head to explore its more famous southern part, but we're confident that the north will also amaze you with its rugged beauty and unique wilderness.
You are flying to Reykjavik, Iceland
Welcome to Iceland! You will pick up your car at the airport according to the instructions you received from us and drive to your accommodation 🚗
Accommodation varies according to the chosen date - you can also find all the information and photos there.
Today is dedicated to traveling north. You will drive from the airport towards the town of Akureyri. You can stop at a few other stops along the way.
A rock formation on the coast of Iceland, which some say resembles a dragon, rhinoceros, elephant, or a cow drinking from the sea. The view of this formation surrounded by wild waves is really worth it.
Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland, located in the north of the country near the Eyjafjörður Fjord. It is known for its picturesque setting, historic buildings and a wide range of activities for visitors. The city of Akureyri is home to a variety of cultural facilities, including art galleries, museums and historical sites such as the Akureyrarkirkja Church with its distinctive architecture. In addition, the city is surrounded by beautiful countryside that offers great opportunities for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and skiing.
You start with the most typical - waterfalls and swimming in the thermal baths
This waterfall can also be visited on Day 6.
Goðafoss, (translated means "waterfall of the gods") is one of the most famous and picturesque waterfalls in Iceland. It is located in the north of the island, not far from the main Ring Road. This beautiful waterfall is part of the Skjálfandafljót River and falls from a height of approximately 12 metres into a narrow canyon. There are trails around the waterfall that allow hiking and offer breathtaking views of this impressive waterfall. It is an iconic spot for nature and photography enthusiasts.
Historically, Goðafoss is linked to the adoption of Christianity by Iceland in the year 1000. Legends say that when Iceland had to decide whether to embrace Christianity or stay with pagan traditions, Iceland's legislator Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði decided in favour of Christianity and subsequently threw his pagan statues into the Goðafoss waterfall.
Geosea is a thermal swimming pool located in Húsavík. This relaxing complex offers a unique experience by combining hot springs, thermal pools and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Geosea is known for its coastal location, which allows visitors to relax in the hot pools while admiring panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding horizon.
You don't stop swimming, but you can also learn about the history of the island
Grettirs Pool (Grettislaug) is a thermal pool in northern Iceland, named after the Icelandic hero Grettir Ásmundsson, who is said to have relaxed here. This pool is located near the village of Sauðárkrókur and is known for its warm thermal water, which comes from geothermal springs. Grettirs Pool is a popular place for visitors who come here to relax, enjoy the natural hot springs and be surrounded by the beautiful Icelandic landscape.
Glaumbær Farm & Museum is a historical complex in northern Iceland, near the village of Varmahlíð. This museum area showcases traditional Icelandic architecture and lifestyle from the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can explore traditional torfbau (turf) houses, which provide insight into the history of Icelandic rural inhabitants and their way of life.
Fosslaug is a thermal pool near the village of Varmahlíð in the north of Iceland. This pool is located near the Fosslaug waterfall and is known for its warm thermal water, which creates a pleasant and relaxing environment for visitors.
Admission to the pool is free.
You'll climb an impressive horseshoe-shaped canyon and two other spectacular waterfalls
Asbyrgi is an impressive canyon in the north of Iceland, part of the Jökulsárgljúfur National Park. The canyon is horseshoe-shaped and surrounded by high cliffs reaching up to 100 metres high. Legend has it that the shape of Asbyrgi was created according to Icelandic mythology when the god Odin threw himself from his horse Sleipnir and his hoof formed this impressive formation.
Dettifoss is one of the most massive waterfalls in Europe and is located in Vatnajökull National Park in the northeast of Iceland. It has gained its impressive status due to the huge volume of water that falls from a height of up to 45 metres into a narrow canyon. Its power and roar will impress any visitor.
Hafragilsfoss is another beautiful waterfall in the Vatnajökull National Park. It is located near the larger and more famous Dettifoss waterfall. Hafragilsfoss is surrounded by breathtaking canyon walls and falls from a height of around 27 metres. Its surroundings offer great views of the mighty streams of water that fall into the deep canyon, and it is a popular spot for hikers seeking a quieter setting than neighbouring Dettifoss.
What would a visit to Iceland be without a proper volcano
Krafla is a volcano located in the northeastern part of Iceland and is part of the volcanic system on this island. This volcanic complex is known for its geothermal activity and several craters, some of which have erupted in the past, leaving behind amazing geothermal phenomena. In the Krafla area, there is the Víti crater, which is filled with thermal water and offers visitors a unique view of the light blue and green water. This area is also home to geothermal fields where you can see fumaroles, mud baths and thermal springs.
Dimmuborgir is an area with a unique volcanic landscape, known for its strange volcanic formations and rock formations. The name means "dark fortresses" and gives the impression of a rock city full of labyrinths, towers and caves.
Mývatn is a beautiful lake known for its picturesque landscape and wealth of natural beauty. This lake is surrounded by a unique volcanic landscape, thermal springs and geothermal fields. Myvatn is a popular destination for nature lovers and ornithologists as it is home to many species of birds including ducks, geese and waders. It is also a place where you can see fascinating geothermal phenomena such as fumaroles and mud baths.
Aldeyjarfoss is not to be missed
Aldeyjarfoss is an impressive waterfall located in a region called Sprengisandur. This waterfall is characterized by its unique rock formations and water cascades that fall from a height of about 20 meters into a crystal clear river. Its beauty lies in the surrounding basalt columns that create a dramatic backdrop for the waterfall. Aldeyjarfoss is renowned for its scenic beauty and is a popular spot for photographers and lovers of natural phenomena. To reach this waterfall, a slightly more challenging path must be travelled, but this adds to the sense of remoteness and exclusivity of this stunning place.
Return to the capital in the afternoon or evening for some relaxation.
The new (2022) man-made hot water lagoon is a beautiful modern spa located in the forest where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest. Admission is best booked in advance at: forestlagoon.is
Time to pack up again and head back home.
Return the car to the same location where you picked it up.
Be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Thank you and see you again! 🤗
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Have you already explored the more touristy southern part of Iceland or just want to go a bit against the tide? Set off on your own to discover the beauty of North Iceland 😎💪
Iceland, a country located in northern Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and Greenland, is known for its stunning nature and diverse landscapes. This island nation is home to volcanoes, glaciers, thermal springs and impressive waterfalls. Most travelers head to explore its more famous southern part, but we're confident that the north will also amaze you with its rugged beauty and unique wilderness.
You are flying to Reykjavik, Iceland
Welcome to Iceland! You will pick up your car at the airport according to the instructions you received from us and drive to your accommodation 🚗
Accommodation varies according to the chosen date - you can also find all the information and photos there.
Today is dedicated to traveling north. You will drive from the airport towards the town of Akureyri. You can stop at a few other stops along the way.
A rock formation on the coast of Iceland, which some say resembles a dragon, rhinoceros, elephant, or a cow drinking from the sea. The view of this formation surrounded by wild waves is really worth it.
Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland, located in the north of the country near the Eyjafjörður Fjord. It is known for its picturesque setting, historic buildings and a wide range of activities for visitors. The city of Akureyri is home to a variety of cultural facilities, including art galleries, museums and historical sites such as the Akureyrarkirkja Church with its distinctive architecture. In addition, the city is surrounded by beautiful countryside that offers great opportunities for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and skiing.
You start with the most typical - waterfalls and swimming in the thermal baths
This waterfall can also be visited on Day 6.
Goðafoss, (translated means "waterfall of the gods") is one of the most famous and picturesque waterfalls in Iceland. It is located in the north of the island, not far from the main Ring Road. This beautiful waterfall is part of the Skjálfandafljót River and falls from a height of approximately 12 metres into a narrow canyon. There are trails around the waterfall that allow hiking and offer breathtaking views of this impressive waterfall. It is an iconic spot for nature and photography enthusiasts.
Historically, Goðafoss is linked to the adoption of Christianity by Iceland in the year 1000. Legends say that when Iceland had to decide whether to embrace Christianity or stay with pagan traditions, Iceland's legislator Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði decided in favour of Christianity and subsequently threw his pagan statues into the Goðafoss waterfall.
Geosea is a thermal swimming pool located in Húsavík. This relaxing complex offers a unique experience by combining hot springs, thermal pools and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Geosea is known for its coastal location, which allows visitors to relax in the hot pools while admiring panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding horizon.
You don't stop swimming, but you can also learn about the history of the island
Grettirs Pool (Grettislaug) is a thermal pool in northern Iceland, named after the Icelandic hero Grettir Ásmundsson, who is said to have relaxed here. This pool is located near the village of Sauðárkrókur and is known for its warm thermal water, which comes from geothermal springs. Grettirs Pool is a popular place for visitors who come here to relax, enjoy the natural hot springs and be surrounded by the beautiful Icelandic landscape.
Glaumbær Farm & Museum is a historical complex in northern Iceland, near the village of Varmahlíð. This museum area showcases traditional Icelandic architecture and lifestyle from the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can explore traditional torfbau (turf) houses, which provide insight into the history of Icelandic rural inhabitants and their way of life.
Fosslaug is a thermal pool near the village of Varmahlíð in the north of Iceland. This pool is located near the Fosslaug waterfall and is known for its warm thermal water, which creates a pleasant and relaxing environment for visitors.
Admission to the pool is free.
You'll climb an impressive horseshoe-shaped canyon and two other spectacular waterfalls
Asbyrgi is an impressive canyon in the north of Iceland, part of the Jökulsárgljúfur National Park. The canyon is horseshoe-shaped and surrounded by high cliffs reaching up to 100 metres high. Legend has it that the shape of Asbyrgi was created according to Icelandic mythology when the god Odin threw himself from his horse Sleipnir and his hoof formed this impressive formation.
Dettifoss is one of the most massive waterfalls in Europe and is located in Vatnajökull National Park in the northeast of Iceland. It has gained its impressive status due to the huge volume of water that falls from a height of up to 45 metres into a narrow canyon. Its power and roar will impress any visitor.
Hafragilsfoss is another beautiful waterfall in the Vatnajökull National Park. It is located near the larger and more famous Dettifoss waterfall. Hafragilsfoss is surrounded by breathtaking canyon walls and falls from a height of around 27 metres. Its surroundings offer great views of the mighty streams of water that fall into the deep canyon, and it is a popular spot for hikers seeking a quieter setting than neighbouring Dettifoss.
What would a visit to Iceland be without a proper volcano
Krafla is a volcano located in the northeastern part of Iceland and is part of the volcanic system on this island. This volcanic complex is known for its geothermal activity and several craters, some of which have erupted in the past, leaving behind amazing geothermal phenomena. In the Krafla area, there is the Víti crater, which is filled with thermal water and offers visitors a unique view of the light blue and green water. This area is also home to geothermal fields where you can see fumaroles, mud baths and thermal springs.
Dimmuborgir is an area with a unique volcanic landscape, known for its strange volcanic formations and rock formations. The name means "dark fortresses" and gives the impression of a rock city full of labyrinths, towers and caves.
Mývatn is a beautiful lake known for its picturesque landscape and wealth of natural beauty. This lake is surrounded by a unique volcanic landscape, thermal springs and geothermal fields. Myvatn is a popular destination for nature lovers and ornithologists as it is home to many species of birds including ducks, geese and waders. It is also a place where you can see fascinating geothermal phenomena such as fumaroles and mud baths.
Aldeyjarfoss is not to be missed
Aldeyjarfoss is an impressive waterfall located in a region called Sprengisandur. This waterfall is characterized by its unique rock formations and water cascades that fall from a height of about 20 meters into a crystal clear river. Its beauty lies in the surrounding basalt columns that create a dramatic backdrop for the waterfall. Aldeyjarfoss is renowned for its scenic beauty and is a popular spot for photographers and lovers of natural phenomena. To reach this waterfall, a slightly more challenging path must be travelled, but this adds to the sense of remoteness and exclusivity of this stunning place.
Return to the capital in the afternoon or evening for some relaxation.
The new (2022) man-made hot water lagoon is a beautiful modern spa located in the forest where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest. Admission is best booked in advance at: forestlagoon.is
Time to pack up again and head back home.
Return the car to the same location where you picked it up.
Be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Thank you and see you again! 🤗
Have you already explored the more touristy southern part of Iceland or just want to go a bit against the tide? Set off on your own to discover the beauty of North Iceland 😎💪
Iceland, a country located in northern Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and Greenland, is known for its stunning nature and diverse landscapes. This island nation is home to volcanoes, glaciers, thermal springs and impressive waterfalls. Most travelers head to explore its more famous southern part, but we're confident that the north will also amaze you with its rugged beauty and unique wilderness.
You are flying to Reykjavik, Iceland
Welcome to Iceland! You will pick up your car at the airport according to the instructions you received from us and drive to your accommodation 🚗
Accommodation varies according to the chosen date - you can also find all the information and photos there.
Today is dedicated to traveling north. You will drive from the airport towards the town of Akureyri. You can stop at a few other stops along the way.
A rock formation on the coast of Iceland, which some say resembles a dragon, rhinoceros, elephant, or a cow drinking from the sea. The view of this formation surrounded by wild waves is really worth it.
Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland, located in the north of the country near the Eyjafjörður Fjord. It is known for its picturesque setting, historic buildings and a wide range of activities for visitors. The city of Akureyri is home to a variety of cultural facilities, including art galleries, museums and historical sites such as the Akureyrarkirkja Church with its distinctive architecture. In addition, the city is surrounded by beautiful countryside that offers great opportunities for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and skiing.
You start with the most typical - waterfalls and swimming in the thermal baths
This waterfall can also be visited on Day 6.
Goðafoss, (translated means "waterfall of the gods") is one of the most famous and picturesque waterfalls in Iceland. It is located in the north of the island, not far from the main Ring Road. This beautiful waterfall is part of the Skjálfandafljót River and falls from a height of approximately 12 metres into a narrow canyon. There are trails around the waterfall that allow hiking and offer breathtaking views of this impressive waterfall. It is an iconic spot for nature and photography enthusiasts.
Historically, Goðafoss is linked to the adoption of Christianity by Iceland in the year 1000. Legends say that when Iceland had to decide whether to embrace Christianity or stay with pagan traditions, Iceland's legislator Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði decided in favour of Christianity and subsequently threw his pagan statues into the Goðafoss waterfall.
Geosea is a thermal swimming pool located in Húsavík. This relaxing complex offers a unique experience by combining hot springs, thermal pools and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Geosea is known for its coastal location, which allows visitors to relax in the hot pools while admiring panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding horizon.
You don't stop swimming, but you can also learn about the history of the island
Grettirs Pool (Grettislaug) is a thermal pool in northern Iceland, named after the Icelandic hero Grettir Ásmundsson, who is said to have relaxed here. This pool is located near the village of Sauðárkrókur and is known for its warm thermal water, which comes from geothermal springs. Grettirs Pool is a popular place for visitors who come here to relax, enjoy the natural hot springs and be surrounded by the beautiful Icelandic landscape.
Glaumbær Farm & Museum is a historical complex in northern Iceland, near the village of Varmahlíð. This museum area showcases traditional Icelandic architecture and lifestyle from the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can explore traditional torfbau (turf) houses, which provide insight into the history of Icelandic rural inhabitants and their way of life.
Fosslaug is a thermal pool near the village of Varmahlíð in the north of Iceland. This pool is located near the Fosslaug waterfall and is known for its warm thermal water, which creates a pleasant and relaxing environment for visitors.
Admission to the pool is free.
You'll climb an impressive horseshoe-shaped canyon and two other spectacular waterfalls
Asbyrgi is an impressive canyon in the north of Iceland, part of the Jökulsárgljúfur National Park. The canyon is horseshoe-shaped and surrounded by high cliffs reaching up to 100 metres high. Legend has it that the shape of Asbyrgi was created according to Icelandic mythology when the god Odin threw himself from his horse Sleipnir and his hoof formed this impressive formation.
Dettifoss is one of the most massive waterfalls in Europe and is located in Vatnajökull National Park in the northeast of Iceland. It has gained its impressive status due to the huge volume of water that falls from a height of up to 45 metres into a narrow canyon. Its power and roar will impress any visitor.
Hafragilsfoss is another beautiful waterfall in the Vatnajökull National Park. It is located near the larger and more famous Dettifoss waterfall. Hafragilsfoss is surrounded by breathtaking canyon walls and falls from a height of around 27 metres. Its surroundings offer great views of the mighty streams of water that fall into the deep canyon, and it is a popular spot for hikers seeking a quieter setting than neighbouring Dettifoss.
What would a visit to Iceland be without a proper volcano
Krafla is a volcano located in the northeastern part of Iceland and is part of the volcanic system on this island. This volcanic complex is known for its geothermal activity and several craters, some of which have erupted in the past, leaving behind amazing geothermal phenomena. In the Krafla area, there is the Víti crater, which is filled with thermal water and offers visitors a unique view of the light blue and green water. This area is also home to geothermal fields where you can see fumaroles, mud baths and thermal springs.
Dimmuborgir is an area with a unique volcanic landscape, known for its strange volcanic formations and rock formations. The name means "dark fortresses" and gives the impression of a rock city full of labyrinths, towers and caves.
Mývatn is a beautiful lake known for its picturesque landscape and wealth of natural beauty. This lake is surrounded by a unique volcanic landscape, thermal springs and geothermal fields. Myvatn is a popular destination for nature lovers and ornithologists as it is home to many species of birds including ducks, geese and waders. It is also a place where you can see fascinating geothermal phenomena such as fumaroles and mud baths.
Aldeyjarfoss is not to be missed
Aldeyjarfoss is an impressive waterfall located in a region called Sprengisandur. This waterfall is characterized by its unique rock formations and water cascades that fall from a height of about 20 meters into a crystal clear river. Its beauty lies in the surrounding basalt columns that create a dramatic backdrop for the waterfall. Aldeyjarfoss is renowned for its scenic beauty and is a popular spot for photographers and lovers of natural phenomena. To reach this waterfall, a slightly more challenging path must be travelled, but this adds to the sense of remoteness and exclusivity of this stunning place.
Return to the capital in the afternoon or evening for some relaxation.
The new (2022) man-made hot water lagoon is a beautiful modern spa located in the forest where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest. Admission is best booked in advance at: forestlagoon.is
Time to pack up again and head back home.
Return the car to the same location where you picked it up.
Be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.
Thank you and see you again! 🤗
