• Stuðlagil Canyon - Upon departure, the journey begins with a drive to Rjúkandi Waterfall in Jökuldalur, marking our first stop. From there, the route takes us to Stuðlagil, renowned as one of Iceland’s most stunning locations. We will pause here for approximately 2-3 hours, with a walk of about thirty minutes each way.

• Hafrahvammar - After experiencing the breathtaking beauty of Stuðlagil, which captivates everyone, the tour continues into the highlands to Hafrahvammagljúfur. Here, we will stop to admire the impressive 200-meter-deep gorge.

• Laugarvalladalur - On the way, a visit to a hidden gem allows guests to relax in a natural hot spring, surrounded by tranquil wilderness.

• Karahnjukar Dam and Gorge - ​Next, the tour proceeds to Hálslón and Kárahnjúkar to view Iceland’s largest power plant, which is also among the largest in Europe.

• Licensed English guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Stuðlagil Canyon, situated in eastern Iceland, is renowned for its magnificent basalt column formations, which are among the largest in the nation. This awe-inspiring location is a haven for photographers, particularly when the river is clear. The striking blue-green color of the glacial river contrasts beautifully with the dark basalt columns, leaving visitors amazed. Although the canyon’s appearance varies with the seasons, it remains an enchanting destination throughout the year. The moderately challenging hike to the canyon takes approximately two hours for a round trip.

After exploring Stuðlagil, the journey continues into the highlands to Hafrahvammagljúfur Canyon, Iceland’s deepest canyon, with depths reaching 200 meters. Also known as Dimmugljúfur or “The Dark Canyon,” sunlight seldom reaches its depths. Along the route, there is a stop at a secluded natural hot spring, where guests can unwind in the tranquil wilderness. On the return trip, there is also an opportunity to view the Hálslón reservoir and the Kárahnjúkar dam, which houses Iceland’s largest power plant.

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