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5 Best Shore Excursions In Iceland

Iceland's classics.

The 5 most popular shore excursions in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.

5 Best Shore Excursions In Iceland

Myvatn Nature Baths & Goðafoss Waterfall Akureyri Shore Excursion

Myvatn Nature Baths & Goðafoss Waterfall Akureyri Shore Excursion - Lake Mývatn viewpoint: 20 minutes that can still feel dramatic

3.Myvatn Nature Baths & Goðafoss Waterfall Akureyri Shore Excursion

4.5

Cruise-friendly Akureyri shore tour to Goðafoss and Lake Mývatn, then 2 hours at Mývatn Nature Baths for geothermal soaking.

“This was an awesome experience! Highly recommend. Our tour guide Nico was extremely knowledgable and shared her own personal experiences that led her to becoming a tour guide. The driver, Lucash was amazing and kept us on time and safe.”

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Reykjavik Shore Excursion: Whale-Watching Cruise

Reykjavik Shore Excursion: Whale-Watching Cruise - Picking the right option: 3.5 hours vs 2.5-hour high-speed

4.Reykjavik Shore Excursion: Whale-Watching Cruise

4.0

Reykjavik whale-watching cruise from Skarfabakki Harbour with warm overalls, expert guide commentary, and possible close sightings in Faxaflói Bay.

“We are so lucky to go with this boat. What a experience. Seen a couple of whales from close. The other boats came later”

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From Seydisfjordur: Studlagil Canyon Shore Excursion

From Seydisfjordur: Studlagil Canyon Shore Excursion - The Coach Ride: Why the Drive Feels Like Part of the Tour

5.From Seydisfjordur: Studlagil Canyon Shore Excursion

4.1

5-hour Seyðisfjörður shore trip to Stuðlagil Canyon and Gufufoss waterfall, with basalt columns, stairs, and East Iceland views.

“Our guide was fantastic! He shared an incredible amount of knowledge and personal stories of growing up and living in Iceland. The canyon is spectacular but there are a LOT of stairs to go down/up to get to the viewing platform. Also, be aware that the canyon is about 90 min from the cruise port…”

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