About your day
It is time to slowly descend towards Reykjavík but don’t worry, the day will be filled with another impressive slideshow of beautiful nature, from mountains to fjords, craters, and endless lava fields. On your agenda, today is an informative tour of Eiríksstaðir where you will get to experience the Viking era first-hand! Located in the Dalabyggð region, this area is where the Viking Age expanded and took explorers first to Greenland and later to the shores of North America. This is not a traditional museum, but a recreated Viking longhouse build exactly on the same site where Erik The Red settled over 1000 years ago. Learn all the interesting and unique facts about Iceland’s rich Viking culture and heritage. Eiriksstaðir Viking Longhouse is not just an informative site but also a fun way to learn about Iceland’s Viking Heritage while trying real Viking tools and learning about Viking clothing, craftsmanship, and architecture. And the fun is not over yet, the last stop for this tour will be the Grábrók crater. Rising about 170 above ground, Grábrók Crater is truly one of the landmarks of the region and can be seen from a great distance. Grábrók Crater is the largest of three craters sitting on a short volcanic rift. Weather and time permitting, it is possible to hike to the top of Grábrók. There are man-made steps that make the hike easier and you will be rewarded by stunning views over all the Borgarfjörður Region and the Hreðavatn Lake. We hope you had lots of fun on this 4-day adventure. Your driver/guide will then drop you off at your accommodation in Reykjavík in the late afternoon / early evening.