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Enjoy visiting iconic waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, and dramatic canyons in one journey
Discover the powerful beauty of Dettifoss and its surrounding rugged canyon scenery
Learn about geothermal activity at steaming mud pits and volcanic crater sites
Experience the mystical atmosphere of Ásbyrgi Canyon surrounded by towering cliffs
North Iceland Tour Showcases Waterfalls, Volcanoes and Timeless Landscapes
A guided journey through North Iceland is offering travellers an in-depth exploration of a region shaped by volcanic forces, glacial activity and centuries of natural evolution. The route brings together waterfalls, lava fields, canyons and coastal villages, presenting a broad overview of Iceland’s dramatic northern landscapes.
The itinerary highlights geothermal areas and basalt formations that reflect the region’s intense geological activity. Travellers encounter steaming vents, rugged volcanic terrain and expansive open spaces, with guides providing context on the natural processes that continue to shape the land.
A central focus of the experience is the Lake Mývatn region, known for its unique mix of volcanic scenery and ecological diversity. The area provides a balance of striking geological formations and tranquil natural settings, offering moments of contrast throughout the journey.
The tour also includes stops in quiet villages and scenic viewpoints that showcase the region’s coastal and inland diversity. Combining powerful natural landmarks with peaceful surroundings, the experience is designed for travellers seeking both exploration and reflection in North Iceland’s wilderness.
North Iceland Tour Showcases Waterfalls, Volcanoes and Timeless Landscapes
A guided journey through North Iceland is offering travellers an in-depth exploration of a region shaped by volcanic forces, glacial activity and centuries of natural evolution. The route brings together waterfalls, lava fields, canyons and coastal villages, presenting a broad overview of Iceland’s dramatic northern landscapes.
The itinerary highlights geothermal areas and basalt formations that reflect the region’s intense geological activity. Travellers encounter steaming vents, rugged volcanic terrain and expansive open spaces, with guides providing context on the natural processes that continue to shape the land.
A central focus of the experience is the Lake Mývatn region, known for its unique mix of volcanic scenery and ecological diversity. The area provides a balance of striking geological formations and tranquil natural settings, offering moments of contrast throughout the journey.
The tour also includes stops in quiet villages and scenic viewpoints that showcase the region’s coastal and inland diversity. Combining powerful natural landmarks with peaceful surroundings, the experience is designed for travellers seeking both exploration and reflection in North Iceland’s wilderness.
- Comfortable transportation in a minibus
- Complimentary pickup service
- English-speaking guide throughout the tour
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities
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Fantastic walk. 8km easy to moderate yellow loop takes you past multiple beautiful waterfalls. No scrambling or large elevation changes. Paved roads most of the way until the turnoff to the parking lot and easily accessible by small, non-4WD cars. Some of the best waterfalls I saw in Iceland. Starts and ends at a lodge with food and hot tub access (not free but cheap).
Fun hike with lots of waterfalls and vistas. Took us about 2 hours taking the red/yellow way signs and then yellow. Way signs are difficult to see at points since they’re only about 3-feet tall and since you’ll go off trail when it gets incredibly wet at some parts (there are a bunch of boardwalks for the beginning/end, depending on which way you go). Bring Gore-tex boots for the wet parts. Sadly, didn’t find the hot springs along the trail but there’s one accessible near the hostel.
We spent a leisurely morning on this fantastic walk. There are two impressive falls (Faxi and Kirkjufoss) on the main river (a substantial river from the glacier), which you follow for about 3km. For about another 3 km you follow a smaller river that has two smaller but lovely falls. The smaller river passes Laugerfell where the walk starts and finishes. If you follow the river upstream past Laugerfell you will see a further series of 4 falls which can easily be done in an hour. And after the walk you can soak in the amazing hot pools. Laugerfell is in a fantastic and remote part of the country about 20mins drive from Hengifoss. Because the 910 leads to a huge hydroelectric dam, the road is excellent- very unusual in the highlands. If you’re from the UK, Ben Fogle did an episode of Lives In The Wild just a few miles down river from Faxi.
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