Departing Mývatn, journey to Húsavík, Iceland's whale watching capital, for marine history. Then, marvel at Goðafoss waterfall before exploring Akureyri, the 'Capital of the North', and relaxing at Forest Lagoon.
Húsavík
A charming town on Skjálfandi Bay, renowned as the whale watching capital of Iceland. Its colorful harbor and picturesque setting offer a delightful introduction to North Iceland.
The Húsavík Whale Museum
Dedicated to the majestic whales inhabiting Icelandic waters, this museum provides fascinating insights into their biology, conservation, and the history of whaling in the region.
Lunch in Húsavík
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of Húsavík's local restaurants, savoring fresh seafood or traditional Icelandic fare before continuing your journey.
Goðafoss
Known as the 'Waterfall of the Gods', Goðafoss is a magnificent horseshoe-shaped waterfall where, according to legend, pagan idols were cast into its powerful waters.
Akureyrarkirkja
The iconic church of Akureyri, designed by Guðjón Samúelsson, stands prominently on a hill overlooking the town. Its distinctive twin spires and stained-glass windows are notable features.
Forest Lagoon
Experience the tranquil Forest Lagoon, nestled in a birch forest near Akureyri. Enjoy geothermal waters with stunning views of Eyjafjörður, offering a perfect evening of relaxation. Arrive by 17:30 for entry.
Views over the fjord.