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6 - 7 hours
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Easy
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Pick-up

Description

Make the most of your Húsavík port call on a private journey to Goðafoss, Lake Mývatn’s lava formations and the steaming landscape of Hverir.

Travel through a compact region of extraordinary contrasts, from the historic sweep of Goðafoss to Lake Mývatn’s pseudocraters, lava castles and steaming geothermal ground.

Well-paced stops and local insight make the volcanic story easy to appreciate, while the selected route creates a vivid and rewarding North Iceland day.

Itinerary

1

Húsavík port departure

From the harbour into volcanic country

Meet by the confirmed berth and travel inland from Húsavík as coastal scenery gives way to lava fields, mountains and the remarkable landscapes surrounding Lake Mývatn. The stop adds another vivid layer to a day shaped by fire, water and the open landscapes of North Iceland.

2

Goðafoss

The spectacular Waterfall of the Gods

See the river sweep across a broad horseshoe of dark rock in a powerful white cascade, one of North Iceland’s most beautiful and historically resonant natural landmarks. The stop adds another vivid layer to a day shaped by fire, water and the open landscapes of North Iceland.

3

Dimmuborgir

Lava castles, arches and legends

Explore a maze of towers, caves and natural bridges created by an ancient lava lake, a landscape so dramatic it has inspired folklore and international screen productions. Your guide adds local stories and geological context while there is time to enjoy the view and take photographs.

4

Grjótagjá

A rift cave filled with blue geothermal water

Peer into a fissure where lava walls frame clear geothermal water and the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates pull slowly apart beneath the volcanic terrain. Your guide adds local stories and geological context while there is time to enjoy the view and take photographs.

5

Hverir at Námafjall

Steam, colour and bubbling earth

Enter a vivid geothermal plain where ochre hills, hissing fumaroles and bubbling mud reveal the immense heat still working close beneath the surface. Your guide adds local stories and geological context while there is time to enjoy the view and take photographs.

6

Geothermal lagoon

Warm water surrounded by lava

Add a restorative pause in mineral-rich geothermal water, with views across volcanic surroundings that make bathing in North Iceland feel wonderfully otherworldly. Your guide adds local stories and geological context while there is time to enjoy the view and take photographs.

7

Scenic return

Fjords, mountains and northern light

Relax on the return through Lake Mývatn country and Eyjafjörður, with final views across the mountains before arrival at the confirmed drop-off point. Your guide adds local stories and geological context while there is time to enjoy the view and take photographs.

What is included

  • Private transport and local guide
  • Húsavík port pickup and drop-off
  • Goðafoss and Lake Mývatn sightseeing
  • Flexible private pacing

What do I need to bring

  • Warm layered clothing
  • Waterproof and windproof outerwear
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Water and refreshments
  • Swimwear and towel when a geothermal lagoon option is selected
  • Camera or phone

Good to know

Pick-up: Húsavík Port, Hafnarstétt, 640 Húsavík. Meet at the exact berth-side point and time shown on your voucher.
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  • The order of stops follows the confirmed departure, daylight and current access.
  • Food, drinks and lagoon admission are not included unless selected in the booking options.

Highlights

  • Goðafoss waterfall
  • Lake Mývatn
  • Dimmuborgir lava formations
  • Hverir geothermal area
  • Volcanic North Iceland scenery

Private Lake Mývatn & Goðafoss Tour from Húsavík Port – Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this tour special?

It brings together North Iceland’s thundering waterfalls, volcanic formations and geothermal landscapes in one carefully planned experience.