Description
A North Iceland shore excursion to Lake Mývatn and Goðafoss, planned for strong scenery within cruise timing.
Built for a port day, the experience turns limited time ashore into a beautifully balanced journey through North Iceland’s most distinctive volcanic and waterfall scenery.
Goðafoss, Lake Mývatn create a richly varied experience designed to make the landscapes of the north feel vivid, accessible and genuinely memorable.
Itinerary
Goðafoss
The spectacular Waterfall of the Gods
Watch glacial water sweep across a broad horseshoe of dark rock before dropping in a brilliant white curtain. Goðafoss combines beauty, power and one of Iceland’s defining conversion-era stories, making it far more than a roadside waterfall and a magnificent gateway to the Lake Mývatn region.
Lake Mývatn
A volcanic lake alive with colour and birdlife
Shallow blue water, green wetlands, black lava and crater-shaped hills meet around Lake Mývatn, creating one of Iceland’s richest volcanic landscapes. The lake is internationally celebrated for birdlife, yet its greatest appeal is the constantly changing contrast between water, lava and open northern sky.
What is included
- Professional local guide
- Transport for the booked route
- Online booking and instant confirmation
- Cruise-port pickup and timing focus where offered
What do I need to bring
- Warm layered clothing
- Sturdy shoes
- Camera or phone
Good to know
- This tour is designed with cruise passengers in mind; always check your voucher for the confirmed pickup point and timing.
- Exact pickup details are confirmed on your voucher after booking.
Highlights
- Goðafoss
- Lake Mývatn
German Small Group Goðafoss and Mývatn Shore Tour – Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The departure is designed for cruise guests and the route is managed around the confirmed docking window. Always enter correct ship details and follow the meeting and return instructions on the voucher.
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