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1 dzień temu · 2. Skógafoss. Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s largest and most famous waterfalls, located on the Skógá River in the south of the island, near Route 1, the Ring Road. This magnificent waterfall drops 60 meters (197 feet) and spans 25 meters (82 feet) in width, creating a powerful and awe-inspiring sight.
4 dni temu · Glaumbær Farm Museum. A visit to Glaumbær Farm, owned by the National Museum of Iceland, near Akureyri is one of the most fascinating things to do in Iceland. Glaumbær Farm is made up of 13 traditional turf houses constructed in the 1800s on the site of a settlement that can be traced back to 874.
4 dni temu · The best time for Iceland cruises temperature-wise is summer. However, main ports such as Reykjavik, Akureyri and the fjords can get busy. If you want to avoid the crowds, visit in late spring ...
4 dni temu · Would love to hear if you enjoyed a cruise where several town stops were in walking distance of the ship, or at least a bus ride of 60 minutes or less. We are looking at the same thing. On our British Isles Explorer cruise we had many, many excursions where the bus ride was 90 minutes each way and only 75-90 minutes at our destination, whether ...
5 dni temu · Distance: 1322 km. Recommended travel time: At least a week, ten days recommended. 4×4 car required: No. Highglights: Hikes, viewpoints, waterfalls, mountains, volcanic areas, places to watch northern lights and hot springs. Weather: Can be difficult to predixt. Follow weather forecast and warnings at Icelandic weather forecast website.
5 dni temu · Photo: Golli. A car driving in the North Icelandic countryside. Towns and villages of North Iceland. There are numerous picturesque towns and villages worth visiting in the North. Akureyri, the biggest one, is a place full of life, culture and history. Full to the brim of iconic places that suit practically any occasion and vacation, you can ...
5 dni temu · Haifoss and Granni waterfalls. Where Is Haifoss. Haifoss is located in Fossárdalur valley in the South of Iceland. It’s about 60km/ 1-hour drive from the Golden Circle. While the Golden Circle is one of the most visited places in Iceland, the area around Haifoss and other nearby attractions is very little-known. You’ll meet very few people here.
