Today, journey into North Iceland to witness the immense power of Dettifoss waterfall, explore the unique basalt columns of Stuðlagil Canyon, and immerse yourself in the otherworldly geothermal landscapes and volcanic formations around Lake Mývatn.
Stuðlagil Canyon (East Side)
Marvel at the stunning basalt column formations lining the Jökulsá á Dal river. The east side offers the best views and a moderate hike to fully appreciate this natural wonder.
Dettifoss (West Side)
Experience the raw power of Europe's most voluminous waterfall. The west side offers impressive views of the cascading water and the surrounding canyon, easily accessible via Route 862.
Hverir Geothermal Area
Step into a Martian landscape at Hverir, characterized by bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, and vibrant mineral deposits. The strong sulfur smell is a reminder of the powerful geothermal activity beneath.
Hverfjall Crater
Hike to the rim of Hverfjall, a perfectly circular tephra crater formed by an explosive eruption. The moderate climb offers panoramic views of the entire Mývatn area and its unique volcanic features.
Dimmuborgir
Explore the 'Dark Castles' of Dimmuborgir, a labyrinth of dramatic lava formations, pillars, and caves. The 'Church Circle' trail is an easy walk through this otherworldly landscape, steeped in Icelandic folklore.
Cozy cabins on the lava field.