From Akureyri, journey to the otherworldly Lake Mývatn area, exploring bubbling mud pots, volcanic craters, and unique rock formations, concluding with a relaxing geothermal soak.
Hverir Geothermal Area
Witness the raw power of Iceland's geology at Hverir, a stark landscape of bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, and vibrant mineral deposits, offering an otherworldly sensory experience.
Grjótagjá Cave
Discover Grjótagjá, a small lava cave with a beautiful geothermal spring inside. Once a popular bathing spot, its water is now too hot, but the cave's unique atmosphere is captivating.
Hverfjall Crater Rim
Embark on a moderate hike around the rim of Hverfjall, a perfectly circular tephra crater. The 2.7-mile trail offers panoramic views of the Mývatn area and its unique volcanic landscape.
Dimmuborgir
Explore Dimmuborgir, a dramatic lava field featuring unique rock formations, including arches and pillars, often referred to as the 'Dark Castles.' The easy 1.4-mile 'Church Circle' hike takes about 1 hour.
Myvatn Nature Baths
Unwind at the Myvatn Nature Baths, the 'Blue Lagoon of the North.' Soak in the mineral-rich, milky blue waters, enjoying stunning views of the surrounding volcanic landscape. Open until 23:00, last entry 22:00.