Dýrafjarðarsandur
A broad sandy coastal landscape within Dýrafjörður, providing another example of the Westfjords’ surprisingly varied shorelines.
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A broad sandy coastal landscape within Dýrafjörður, providing another example of the Westfjords’ surprisingly varied shorelines.
A broad Westfjords fjord surrounded by steep mountains, historic farms and some of the region’s most impressive scenic routes.
A scenic perspective across the broad waters and steep surrounding mountains of Dýrafjörður.
The famous wreck of a US Navy aircraft sitting alone on the black sands of Sólheimasandur.
An exceptionally powerful geothermal spring producing near-boiling water.
Enormous waterfall on Jökulsá á Fjöllum, approximately 44–45 metres high and around 100 metres wide.
Extraordinary maze of lava towers, caves and arches created by volcanic activity beside Lake Mývatn.
Protected roadside burial mound associated with a dark local legend about a priest and deacon who fought each other to the death.
A wild black-pebble beach surrounded by lava formations, maritime history and the famous lifting stones.
A tiny remote settlement beneath steep mountains, famous for its enormous abandoned herring factory and extraordinary coastal setting.
The remote coastal landscape surrounding Djúpavík, enclosed by steep mountains and quiet fjord waters.
The enormous former herring-processing factory that dominates Djúpavík and tells the story of the settlement’s brief industrial boom.
An elevated perspective over Djúpavík, its old herring factory and the surrounding fjord.
A waterfall descending dramatically behind Djúpavík and its historic herring factory.
Peaceful Cittaslow harbour town combining art, birdlife, historic buildings and extraordinary mountain scenery.
Modern indoor community swimming pool with hot tubs, sauna, gym and a small children’s pool.
The vast roadless wilderness surrounding the northern side of Drangajökull between Jökulfirðir and Hornstrandir.
An isolated coastal area in the wilderness of northern Strandir beyond the region’s main settlements.
Spectacular flat-topped island rising steeply from Skagafjörður, famous for seabirds, dramatic cliffs and its connection with Grettir the Strong.
A small fishing village on the Strandir coast best known for its seaside hot pots and views towards Grímsey island.
Remote coastal hiking route from Gljúfursárfoss towards Krummsholt, combining dramatic cliffs with possible Viking-age ruins.
The quiet shoreline around Drangsnes, with broad views over Steingrímsfjörður and towards Grímsey.
A row of simple geothermal hot pots beside the sea at Drangsnes, offering one of the most memorable informal bathing experiences in Strandir.
A scenic perspective across the waters around Drangsnes and towards Grímsey.
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