Lake Mývatn, Goðafoss and powerful Dettifoss
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Enjoy the breathtaking cascade of water at Goðafoss, the Waterfall of the Gods
Discover the volcanic landscape of Lake Mývatn created by ancient lava eruptions
Learn about the geothermal activity at Hverarönd with boiling mud pools and steam
Learn about Icelandic fjords with panoramic views over Eyjafjörður toward Akureyri
Lake Mývatn Tour Showcases North Iceland’s Volcanoes, Waterfalls and Geothermal Beauty
Travellers in North Iceland are being offered a guided excursion through the Lake Mývatn region, a landscape shaped by ancient volcanic eruptions and ongoing geothermal activity. The journey begins with a scenic drive along Eyjafjörður, one of Iceland’s longest fjords, setting the stage for a day of dramatic natural contrasts.
A key early stop is Goðafoss Waterfall, where powerful glacial water cascades through a wide, horseshoe-shaped rock formation. The route then continues into the Lake Mývatn area, formed over 2,300 years ago by a massive basaltic lava eruption that created a unique volcanic terrain.
Visitors explore striking geological sites including Hverarönd in Námaskarð, known for steaming hot springs and mineral-rich ground, as well as the towering lava formations of Dimmuborgir and the Skútustaðagígar pseudocraters. The journey also includes views of Dettifoss, one of Europe’s most powerful waterfalls, adding to the region’s raw natural intensity.
The return leg offers a panoramic viewpoint over Eyjafjörður toward Akureyri before concluding with an optional visit to the Forest Lagoon. Here, guests can relax in warm geothermal waters and enjoy on-site refreshments, providing a peaceful end to a day defined by exploration, geology, and natural beauty.
Lake Mývatn Tour Showcases North Iceland’s Volcanoes, Waterfalls and Geothermal Beauty
Travellers in North Iceland are being offered a guided excursion through the Lake Mývatn region, a landscape shaped by ancient volcanic eruptions and ongoing geothermal activity. The journey begins with a scenic drive along Eyjafjörður, one of Iceland’s longest fjords, setting the stage for a day of dramatic natural contrasts.
A key early stop is Goðafoss Waterfall, where powerful glacial water cascades through a wide, horseshoe-shaped rock formation. The route then continues into the Lake Mývatn area, formed over 2,300 years ago by a massive basaltic lava eruption that created a unique volcanic terrain.
Visitors explore striking geological sites including Hverarönd in Námaskarð, known for steaming hot springs and mineral-rich ground, as well as the towering lava formations of Dimmuborgir and the Skútustaðagígar pseudocraters. The journey also includes views of Dettifoss, one of Europe’s most powerful waterfalls, adding to the region’s raw natural intensity.
The return leg offers a panoramic viewpoint over Eyjafjörður toward Akureyri before concluding with an optional visit to the Forest Lagoon. Here, guests can relax in warm geothermal waters and enjoy on-site refreshments, providing a peaceful end to a day defined by exploration, geology, and natural beauty.
- Comfortable transportation in a minibus
- Complimentary hotel pickup service
- English-speaking guide
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- Gratuities
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Customer Reviews
Definitely worth to see and to visit this place. Absolutely stunning views! Whole family enjoyed this experience.
Visited briefly in September 2025. Doing the ring road, and though it was a very long drive day this waterfall is right off the main road, short walk to it, you MUST stop. Definitely worth it.
Nice waterfall. The west bank parking had less people but east bank offered better views and a way to get down to the water. There's a walking bridge that connects the different sides of the falls. The path and parking lots are very handicap accessible. There's no drone and camping signs posted, but there were many drones flying.
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