Hjalteyri
Tiny former herring settlement on Eyjafjörður dominated by the remains of its large historic herring factory.
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Tiny former herring settlement on Eyjafjörður dominated by the remains of its large historic herring factory.
Huge former herring-processing complex that recalls the boom years of Hjalteyri’s fishing industry.
A beautiful twin waterfall framed by basalt formations in Þjórsárdalur.
The striking volcanic formations surrounding Hjálparfoss.
A historic promontory rising dramatically from the black sands of Mýrdalssandur.
A smaller waterfall on the Brúará river associated with the route towards Brúarfoss.
Mountain recreation area above Akureyri best known for winter skiing and broad views over Eyjafjörður.
A remote bay on the northern Hornstrandir coast and an important location on several wilderness hiking routes.
Extraordinary maze of twisted basalt columns exposed by catastrophic flooding within Jökulsárgljúfur.
Leafy public park on the southern side of Tjörnin offering peaceful paths, lawns, sculptures and waterside views.
A striking water-filled volcanic crater in the Fjallabak landscape.
A small settlement in a narrow valley between Ísafjörður and Bolungarvík, enclosed by steep Westfjords mountains.
A local heritage museum near the road to Látrabjarg preserving objects and stories from life in the remote southern Westfjords.
Modern cultural and events centre on the Akureyri waterfront hosting concerts, performances and exhibitions.
A scenic countryside area near Höfn known for glacier views, hiking and geothermal bathing.
Simple geothermal hot tubs surrounded by the mountain scenery of Hoffell.
A striking outlet glacier of Vatnajökull in the mountains near Hoffell.
A quieter lagoon and glacial landscape beneath Hoffellsjökull.
Historic coastal village overlooking Skagafjörður, known for its emigration heritage, basalt shoreline and spectacular swimming pool.
Basalt formations along the coastline at Hofsós creating a striking foreground to views across Skagafjörður.
Geothermal public swimming pool famous for its dramatic visual connection with Skagafjörður and the mountains beyond.
One of Iceland’s largest ice caps dominating the central Highlands between Kjölur and Sprengisandur.
A tiny turf-roofed church and one of the most distinctive historic buildings on the South Coast.
Historic church site at Hof closely connected with characters and events from Vopnfirðinga saga.
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