Skutustadagigar is a place known for its craters that have been formed naturally millions of years ago. The craters here were formed due to the flow of lava and are surrounded by less vegetation. This is now a major tourist attraction and comes with walking routes for you to walk around to discover all that this place has to offer. The entire place is filled with grass and you can also have a look at sheep grazing here too.
Skutustadagigar is the go to place for a lot of people who love to click pictures, particularly of landscapes. While they are not usually accessible during the winter particularly for trekking, you can still explore the premises too. Here, you can also spot a lot of bird species like meadow pit, northern wheatear and white wagtail. The best part of Skutustadagigar is that it is also close to other attractions like Geo Sea, Husavik Whale Watching and Flatey Island too.
• Go whale watching at Husavik and try spotting species like humpback whale, blue whale and the common whale.
• Head to the nearby hot springs and take a dip in the naturally heated water and experience the health benefits.
• Participate in dog sledding and experience the fresh burst of adrenaline while you cruise at high speeds in a sled pulled by dogs.
• Stay in a guesthouse with your friends or family and make the best use of the amenities for a memorable time.
• Have a look at the northern lights at their best when you conclude your visit to Skutustadagigar.
By Car: Sigoldugljufur is 460 km from the city centre of Reykjavik, it will take vi6 hours via Pjodvegur route.
Skutustadagigar is open throughout the year, so you can plan your visit to this place at any time of the year.
-The best season to visit the Skutustadagigar will be the summer season from March to May because this is the time when the climate is pleasant.
-The best day in the week will be the weekdays due to less crowds regardless of any time of the year.
-The best time of the day to visit the Skutustadagigar will be in the morning due to less crowds and a favourable temperature.