Dettifoss, Asbyrgi et lac Myvatn

We start with a drive along the coast to the spectacular Asbyrgi canyon. Believed in folklore to be the footprint of Sleipnir, Odin’s eight-legged horse, it was formed thousands of years ago during catastrophic flooding of the Jokulsa a Fjollum river.
The forest trails and the Botnstjorn pond in the basin of the canyon are a natural sun-trap and among Iceland’s most serene spots.

We continue South to the Jokulsargljufur canyon and Cascade de Dettifoss, some of the most spectacular sights in all of North Iceland.
100 metres wide and 44 metres from top to bottom, with an average water flow of 193 cubic metres per second, you will hear the rumble of Europe’s most powerful waterfall long before you see it.
The glacial river canyon stretches for 25 kilometres and is the northernmost part of Vatnajokull National Park.

On the way back, we will stop for photos in the Lake Myvatn area.
Myvatn is Iceland’s fourth-largest lake and surrounded by diverse natural wonders including the Hverir geothermal area, Skutustadagigar pseudocraters, and Dimmuborgir lava formations.

Depending on your cruise ship schedule and how much time you have, you might like to add an hour to this tour to have more time for the sights in the Myvatn area.

* Veuillez noter que les réservations de visites privées sont considérées comme des demandes jusqu'à ce que notre personnel puisse confirmer la disponibilité des places. Les tarifs indiqués sont flexibles et vous pouvez être proposé des tarifs différents, en fonction de la disponibilité.