Gullfoss is a massive waterfall on the river Hvita which originates in the glacial lake Langjokull. Gullfoss means ‘golden falls’ because the glacial sediment in the water turns the falls golden in the sunlight. The water falls 105 feet (32 meters) in two steps. The average of water running down this waterfall is by 100 – 180 m3/s in the summertime and 50 – 110 m3/s in the wintertime. The highest flood measured was 2000 m3/s. On a sunlit day, the mist clouds surrounding the hammering falls are filled with dozens of rainbows, providing an unparalleled spectacle of color and motion. The place is together with Þingvellir and the geysirs of Haukadalur part of the most famous sights of Iceland, the Golden Circle.

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Costa Cruises is the largest Italian group in Tourism and the number 1 cruise company in Europe, which boasts 60 years of history. The most beautiful voyage in the world. The best way to experience the amazing scenery of Norway, which has been shaped by the ice age, is by cruise Costa Deliziosa ship.

Built in: 2010
Passenger capacity: 2826 (total beds)
Number of Crew: 934
Total Cabins: 1130
Tonnage: 92600t
Lenght: 294m
Width: 32,3m
Decks: 17
Max Speed: 23 Knots
Cruising Speed: 21,5 Knots

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