Húsavík known as 'the Whale Watching Capital of Europe' is located in Skjálfandi Bay in northern Iceland, with a whale watching success rate exceeding 98%. The town's iconic landmark is the Húsavík wooden church built in 1907. The Whale Museum houses the world's most comprehensive collection of whale and dolphin skeletons. Must-try experience: GeoSea geothermal seawater bath, soaking in the infinity hot spring pool while overlooking the bay and icebergs. Nearby are Europe's most powerful Dettifoss waterfall and the horseshoe-shaped Ásbyrgi canyon. The most renowned local delicacies include fresh whale meat (seasonal), lobster soup, fish and chips, and smoked trout.