• Godafoss - German-speaking Shore Excursion to Góðafoss & Mývatn from Akureyri in a Small Group
• Skutustaoagigar - Mývatn, Iceland’s fourth largest lake, is surrounded by a variety of natural wonders. The Mývatn area is known for its volcanic activity, featuring unique lava formations, craters, and hot springs. The first stop is the pseudo-craters at Skútustagigar, formed 2300 years ago when hot lava flowed over wet ground, causing the water to evaporate rapidly and propel the lava upwards.
• Dimmuborgir Lava Formations - Next, visit Dimmuborgir (or Dark Castles), where you can explore some of Iceland’s most intriguing lava formations. According to folklore, the 13 Icelandic Santa Clauses reside in Dimmuborgir.
• Grjotagja Cave - Grjotagjá, once the hideout of an 18th-century outlaw, served as a local hot spring until the 1970s. Although it became too warm for bathing after the Krafla eruptions, the caves remain popular for their deep blue water and mystical ambiance, especially since they were featured as a filming location for the series Game of Thrones.
• Hverir - To reach the colorful Solfatars of Hverarönd, cross the Námaskarð mountain pass. Here, experience the power of nature amidst sulfurous fissures in the cracked earth, steaming fumaroles, and bubbling mud pools.
• Krafla Lava Fields - The last volcanic eruption in the Krafla area occurred in 1984/85. A large geothermal power plant is located here, and the crater lake Víti captivates with its turquoise water.

• German speaking guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

This small group tour, conducted in German, takes participants from the port in Akureyri to the stunning Goðafoss waterfall and the volcanic Lake Mývatn.

The tour begins along the fjord, offering views of Akureyri town, and proceeds via the Vikurskarð mountain pass to the magnificent Goðafoss waterfall.

Following this, the tour continues over two plateaus to Lake Mývatn, with several stops along the way. Participants will encounter pseudo-craters, unique lava formations, boiling mud springs, craters, and the warm-water-filled Grjótagjá cave, famous from the Game of Thrones series.

The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, with departure times adjusted to match the cruise ships’ docking schedules.

• Guests with reduced mobility are kindly requested to consult. If you need a rollator or wheelchair, please contact us in advance. Child seat for children from 15 kg can be placed, please inform us in advance if you need child seats. Unfortunately, baby car seats cannot be provided, please bring your own baby car seat, which can be attached with a 3-point belt.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.