Amazing waterfalls, definately worth a visit Steep slopes to get to the waterfall, but with care the views are worth it.Full review by Cazz K
Dec 23, 2024
We were staying in Akureyri which is only around 30 minutes drive to here. Knowing how busy some of the main attractions tend to get in Iceland we headed here early in the morning around 6.30am and h…Full review by tomj932
Dec 7, 2024
Visiting Godafoss waterfalls is an amazing experience. It’s really beautiful and a perfect spot to take pictures with family and friends. My advice is to go with a tour group in this way the guide ex…Full review by Nomad08268461476
I will be staying at Reykjavik but I am hoping to visit this area (Akureyki) too. Should I do a day trip? Is this a nice place to visit? Is this place included in the golden circle bus trip?
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It is a beautiful place to visit. But it is on the Ring Road at least 4 hours from Reykjavik by car, so it is really an overnight trip. And it is not in the Golden Circle.
Is it easy accessible in March? Planning to add it on our ring road list.
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We went in Jan, wore normal snowboots, designated route to view it, most of our group walked there. Enjoy the place, the food, the people and of course the view!
Sorry, absolutely not - much too far! We took the tour offered on our Celebrity cruise and it was wonderful. A private tour or the ship's tour, but not a taxi.
I would go on a guided coach tour where you will hear about things in the vicinity. Not sure how well English the cabdriver speaks, and it is expensive.
How far of a drive is the falls from Akureyri? We are only there for 8 hours on cruise ship.
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Hi Lorie. I'm a local, living 15 minutes from the waterfall. I recommend a Lake Myvatn daytour from the Cruise ship, Godafoss is included in Lake Myvatn day tours from …
Hi Lorie. I'm a local, living 15 minutes from the waterfall. I recommend a Lake Myvatn daytour from the Cruise ship, Godafoss is included in Lake Myvatn day tours from various tour operators like myself. Pickup and drop off is where you dock in Akureyri. Best regards, KIP - Tour Guide in Iceland.
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