• Godafoss - After around 35 min drive from Akureyri we come to Godafoss, one of Iceland´s most beautiful and uniquely shaped waterfalls. Here we tell you why the falls are important in Icelandic history and give you enough time to explore the area close up.
• Skutustaoagigar - Skútustaðagígar are definatly one of the Icelandic gems. One of the landmarks in Lake Myvatn area are these unique and beautifully formed crater. They are called pseudo craters as they are not caused by the actual explosion of volcanos, but our guide will tell you all about them.
• Dimmuborgir Lava Formations - We take our time to drive around the lake during the day and visit many different places. Dimmuborgir is a unique and very interesting area. Visitors are given time to walk among the unusual lava sculptures, pillars and caves. Our guides know everything about this area and will be happy to walk with you to explain how the area was created 2,500 years ago, as well as tell you a few folktales about the local trolls.
• Grjotagja Cave - Grjótagjá is a small cave in the Lake Mývatn area, and was a popular bathing place at one time. However, geological activity in the period 1975-1984, caused the temperature of the water to rise to such a degree that it has not been possible to bathe there since. At Grjotagjá our guide will show you the the crack between the 2 tectonic plates and tell you about all the continental drift of the plates, mantle plumes and volcanic activity in Iceland.
• Namafjall Hverir - Hverir is a geothermal area at the foothill of Namaskard near Lake Myvatn. Features include colorful sulphur mud pits, steam vents, cracked mud and fumaroles. This area is colorful, mystic and extremely beautiful…but a bit smelly of all the sulphur

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Our expert guides boasts full qualifications and a wealth of knowledge about the region of Lake Myvatn. Expect to gain insights not only about the history, geography and contemporary life of the area, but also tales of Icelandic folklore, humor, and culture. This comprehensive tour lasts a total of 7 hours, exploring some of the most scenic landscapes in Northern Iceland, travel time inclusive. After a 35 minute journey from Akureyri, we arrive at the stunning Goðafoss waterfall for a considerable stop, allowing you ample time to soak in the spectacle. Continuing our journey to Lake Myvatn, which is about 30 minutes away, our first halt is at Skutustadir, the Psuedo Craters. We then spend roughly 3 hours in the vicinity, making several stops at captivating sights such as the Dimmuborgir lava field, Grjotagja cave and Namaskard fumerols. To wrap up the day, a one hour and 15 minute drive brings us back to Akureyri.

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