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Day tours from Akureyri
Akureyri is a great destination for short or long visits. The town offers a wide range of service and our guests can choose between varied accommodations and excellent range of restaurants. The town has a population of 18.000 and is the administrative, transportation and commercial centre of north Iceland.
Within 150 km / 93 miles from Akureyri are some of the most interesting sights in Iceland. Places like Lake Myvatn, Waterfall Dettifoss, Waterfall Gođafoss, Húsavík, Hrísey, Grímsey, Grenivík, The Nature Baths, Dimmuborgir, Mt Krafla, Skagafjörđur, Siglufjörđur, Dalvík, Ólafsfjörđur, Leirhljúkur, Kaldbakur, Gjástykki, Cave Lofthellir, Jökulsá Austari river, Laxá river and much, much more.
And here you can see the sunrise and Sunset time in North Iceland for 2012
Let us, the local experts, take you on an adventure to some of the most amazing and beautiful locations in Iceland. Our highly qualified guides know the land as the back of their hand and are storytellers at heart.
We will make sure you will experience an adventure that will be fun, exciting, safe and educational.
Did you know?
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Iceland is the most sparsely
populated country in Europe.
Less than 3 people
live per square km -
Iceland has had four names:
Ultima Thule, Gardarsholmi,
Snćland and then Iceland
from around 960 -
The shortest day this year is
21st December
Sunrise at 11:22
Sunset at 15:30
= 4 hours and 8 minutes
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The highest and lowest temperature
ever recorded in Iceland
+ 30.5°C / 86.9 °F
- 38.0°C / 36.4 °F -
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday
are named after the Nordic Gods:
Tyr, Odin, Thor and Frey -
The Arctic Fox
was the first mammal to
settle in Iceland -
Iceland has twice as many
sheep as people -
There is only 3 kinds of weather in Iceland.
Very Good - Good - Refreshing -
The distance between
Iceland and Greenland
is shorter than the road between
Akureyri and Reykjavik -
Iceland was in 1980 the first
democratic country in the world
to elect a female president -
Less than 1.5 million Icelanders
have ever been born -
In Iceland are no
snakes, lizards, bats,
or mosquitoes -
The highest and lowest temperature ever recorded in Iceland.
+ 30.5°C / 86.9°F
- 38.0°C / 36.4°F -
Average January temperature
in Reykjavik, at around zero,
is actually higher than in New York. -
Iceland was the last country
in Europe to be settled -
We have 13 Yule Lads
(Santa´s) -
Beer was not allowed
in Iceland until
1st March 1989
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