Top North Iceland Art & Culture

Godafoss—nicknamed “the waterfall of the gods”—is one of the biggest and most impressive waterfalls in Iceland. With this tour—you can get there with ease from Akureyri as round-trip transfers are included. During the drive, benefit from the driver's knowledge of the local area, and enjoy scenic stops at places that offer great photo opportunities along the way.

Dogsledding has been a tradition in Arctic cultures like Iceland’s for many centuries. Get to know some of the adorable workers of this venerable job on a private visit to a husky kennel outside Akureyri, North Iceland. A wonderful experience for families, the tour offers an opportunity for children and adults to pet and cuddle the dogs for around an hour. They will also provide photos and videos to preserve this special memory.

Goðafoss Waterfall & Geothermal Baths tour is the perfect introductory tour to North Iceland. We start the tour in Akureyri in Eyjafjord and drive the coastline to Laufás Turf Houses and Museum. There we get insight into the heritage and history of the area, experiencing how people used live. Next, we head towards Goðafoss Waterfall. After experiencing the power of the Skjálfandafljót glacier river and capturing the picturesque waterfall we head back to the Forrest Lagoon in Eyjafjordur for a relaxing soak to end the tour.

In Iceland, the locals take their sauna sessions very seriously—but there are a few deviations from the traditional spa experience. On this tour, step into a beer bath in the countryside outside Akureyri and soak tired muscles in beer, hops, water, and yeast. With unlimited beer flowing freely from a tap outside your tub, relax with sweeping views over the Icelandic countryside.

Go north into the Icelandic landscape and discover the country's oldest settlement during this Husavik walking tour. Your local guide is ready to introduce you to the history and contemporary culture of the town. Stroll to the oldest house in Iceland, see the iconic wooden church, and wander through the town's gardens. With stunning viewpoints and great photo ops along the way, this quick walking tour will introduce you to all the town has to offer.

Sometimes whale watching cruises on huge boats make it hard to be able to actually see the ocean life unless you board first and claim the best spots. This whale watching tour from Husavik is on board an RIB boat limited to just 12 passengers, so you’re never in competition for the best vantage points. Plus, its easy to stay warm and safe with an included warm suit and life jacket.

Realize your dreams of watching humpback whales in their natural environment on a 3-hour Original Whale Watching tour from Húsavik, capital of whale watching in Iceland. After selecting a departure time to suit your schedule, climb aboard a traditional Icelandic oak ship and set sail for a prime whale-watching destination on the ocean. With luck, marvel at the majestic mammals as they dive and plunge before your eyes, listening to informative commentary from your guide as you observe.

Coastal Iceland is home to a spectacular range of native wildlife, but to see the best of it you have to take to the waves. With this tour, cruise out into Skjálfandi Bay by traditional wooden oak boat, and watch the waters for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Spot colorful puffins and other seabirds with live on-board commentary, and keep warm with a refreshing hot chocolate.

Watch for nimble humpbacks and massive blue whales on this whale watching adventure from Húsavík on a traditional Icelandic oak boat. Enjoy stunning views of the Skjálfandi Bay and Vík mountains as you explore the coastline, a thriving pilgrimage place for marine mammals in the summer season. Learn about Iceland’s wildlife and culture with live commentary from your experienced guide.

Discover Iceland’s most iconic wildlife with a 2 - 2.5-hour whale and puffin tour from Húsavík on an RIB speedboat. Enjoy views of the Skjálfandi Bay as you skim along the coast, covering an expansive territory in the high-powered craft. Watch for massive blue whales and acrobatic humpbacks, and learn about life beneath the surface from your experienced guide. During the breeding season of mid-April through mid-August, visit ‘Puffin Island’ to find a thriving colony of brightly-colored birds before returning to Húsavík.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales on this Eyjafjord whale watching cruise from Akureyri. Iceland’s longest fjord is known for attracting these massive mammals for summer feeding. Board a high-speed, specially adapted ship capable of covering all the likely viewing areas, and watch for whales from the viewing platforms and decks. Choose from several departures, including a late-night cruise (June to August), with use of thermal coveralls, raincoats, or blankets included.

The Sigló stroll is the perfect tour for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the history and culture of this charming Icelandic town. With a duration of only one hour and plenty of stops, this tour is accessible to all, and also makes for a perfect leg-stretch after a long drive.

During this tour, we will explore the set of the Netflix movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. We will visit all the spots where Rachel McAdams, Will Ferrell and Pierce Brosnan performed their roles. Our local guide also shows Húsavík’s best spots and some hidden gems, starting from Húsavíkurkirkja, the iconic wooden church built in 1907 (Will Ferrell announces his and Sigrit’s admission to the Eurovision selection from the bell tower of this church). Other locations of the Walking Tour will be the area of the oldest house ever built in Iceland, by Swedish explorer Garðar Svavarsson in winter 870, and the harbour, heart of the town in the past which even nowadays, in a different way, is the core of the local community. If you’ve fallen in love with Húsavík during the movie, come here and discover more! Sigrit and Lars dedicate the very emotional final song to their hometown… Their heart and happiness will always be í Húsavík við Skjálfanda!

With sculptural infinity pools looking out over the chilly ocean, full of mineral-rich seawater heated by volcanic activity, the GeoSea sea baths are one of Húsavik’s top experiences. Soak up views over cliffs, bay, mountains, and the Arctic Circle and soothe skin and soul when you prebook these convenient tickets, time-stamped to ensure an uncrowded experience.

This tour is truly one-of-a-kind - we are the only boat tour from Siglufjörður which focuses exclusively on the history and culture of this marvellous stretch of coastline.