Guðlaug Baths
Geothermal bathing facilities beside Langisandur beach in Akranes.
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Geothermal bathing facilities beside Langisandur beach in Akranes.
A reconstructed geothermal bathing pool in Dalir with connections to Icelandic saga history.

Powerful roadside waterfall surrounded by dark cliffs on the descent from Fjarðarheiði into Seyðisfjörður.
One of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls, where the Hvítá river plunges through a dramatic two-stage canyon.
The upper and lower visitor viewpoints overlooking Gullfoss and its canyon.

Powerful geothermal field of steaming vents, colourful ground and Iceland’s largest active mud pool, wrapped in the legend of the ghost Gunna.
A historic geothermal spring at Laugarhóll associated with Guðmundur the Good and centuries of local folklore.
Exceptionally accessible seabird colony where visitors can watch puffins at remarkably close range from purpose-built paths and viewing platforms.
Modern harbour building beside Hafnarhólmi providing visitor facilities, exhibitions and views over the harbour and puffin colony.
Small lighthouse reached on foot through the remains of the abandoned Hafnarnes settlement.
A broad coastal landscape near Þorlákshöfn.
Deep side-canyon and lowland landscape near Hafragilsfoss within Jökulsárgljúfur.
Powerful 27-metre waterfall downstream from Dettifoss in the dramatic depths of Jökulsárgljúfur.
Immense remote canyon below Kárahnjúkar, carved deeply into the eastern Highland plateau by Jökulsá á Dal.
A panoramic viewpoint across Þingvellir, Þingvallavatn and the surrounding rift landscape.
Open area within the Dimmuborgir lava formations encountered on the site’s walking trail network.

Reykjavík’s unmistakable 74.5-metre landmark, inspired by Icelandic basalt landscapes and offering one of the best panoramic views across the capital.
An enormous lava field containing some of West Iceland’s most remarkable cave systems.
Iceland’s largest forest, covering around 740 hectares beside Lagarfljót with walking trails, picnic areas and lakeside camping.
Unusual arboretum within Hallormsstaðaskógur containing a large collection of tree species from around the world.
Family-friendly circuit linking several of Hallormsstaðaskógur’s main forest areas, including Kliftjörn, Höfðavík and the arboretum.
Beautiful shallow fjord south of Djúpivogur surrounded by wetlands, mountain valleys and waterfall-filled rivers.
A smaller waterfall in the cliff-lined landscape around Seljalandsfoss.

Award-winning glass concert hall on Reykjavík’s waterfront and one of the city’s defining modern landmarks.
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