Destinations in Iceland
Explore 102+ waterfalls, glaciers, hot springs, black sand beaches and more across every region of Iceland.
Stykkisholmur: A colorful gateway between the sea and the islands
A historic fishing town on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Stykkisholmur is defined by its vibrant 19th-century timber houses and its role as the primary departure point for the islands of Breidafjordur.
The old bookstore Flateyri: A century of ink and resilience in the Westfjords
Iceland's oldest original shop is more than a place to browse; it is a meticulously preserved 1914 interior and a family legacy that has survived the test of time.
Vestmannaeyjar islands: Exploring the volcanic heart and wild coastlines of the Westman Islands
A cluster of islands forged by fire, Vestmannaeyjar offers a window into Iceland's volcanic resilience and the vibrant life of the world's largest puffin colony.
Vidgelmir Cave: Exploring the Subterranean Architecture of West Iceland
Descend into one of the world's largest lava tubes, where illuminated walkways reveal a masterwork of volcanic geology and delicate ice formations in the heart of the Hallmundarhraun lava field.
Viðey: A sanctuary of history and art in the Kollafjordur bay
Viðey er stærsta eyjan í Kollafirði en hún skiptist í tvo hluta sem eru tengdir með mjóu eiði. „Hæstu punktar eyjunnar eru Heljarkinn og Sjónarhóll á Heimaey, um 32 metrar yfir sjávarmáli.“ Í eynni má finna fjölmargar tegundir mýrar- og fjöruplantna auk þess sem þar er fjölbreytt fuglalíf. „Saga bús...
Ytri Tunga: A Golden Sand Shore for Seal Watching on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula
Ytri Tunga er á sunnanverðu Snæfellsnesi um 15 km áður en komið er að Búðum (1). Þar er nánast alltaf hægt að sjá seli í fjörunni og langflestir koma þangað til að sjá selina. Þarna er einnig góð fjallasýn og falleg gullin skeljasandsfjara (2,3).