Ingjaldshólskirkja
A historic church in a spectacular setting with Snæfellsjökull rising behind it.
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A historic church in a spectacular setting with Snæfellsjökull rising behind it.
A classic photographic view towards Ingjaldshólskirkja and Snæfellsjökull.
A remote valley and coastal landscape west of Önundarfjörður, surrounded by steep mountains and the open North Atlantic.
An elevated view into the remote valley and coastal landscape of Ingjaldssandur.
Little-visited waterfall in the Skjálfandafljót and Bárðardalur landscape.
Tiny but extraordinary colourful gorge hidden just beyond a rock barrier beside the road to Borgarfjörður Eystri.
A small and unusual museum in Flateyri centred on a collection of dolls from around the world.
A guided journey into a man-made ice tunnel deep within Langjökull glacier.
Eurovision-themed bar in Húsavík inspired by the gloriously persistent song from The Story of Fire Saga.
A wooded outdoor area offering a different side of West Iceland’s landscape.
A museum at Hrafnseyri dedicated to Jón Sigurðsson and his role in Iceland’s movement towards independence.
Sheltered woodland in Breiðdalur with walking paths, streams, berries, mushrooms and remnants of an old farm.
Remote Highland plateau of lakes, abandoned farm sites and enormous open landscapes above Jökuldalur.
Long farming valley carved by Jökulsá á Dal and home to Stuðlagil, waterfalls, historic farms and routes into the eastern Highlands.
A remote system of fjords between Ísafjarðardjúp, Drangajökull and Hornstrandir, accessible primarily by boat and wilderness hiking.
Immense canyon system carved by catastrophic glacial floods and the Jökulsá á Fjöllum river between Dettifoss and Ásbyrgi.
Viewpoints on the eastern side of the lagoon beyond the main visitor area.
Iceland’s famous glacier lagoon, where icebergs break from Breiðamerkurjökull and drift towards the Atlantic.
Quieter viewpoints along the western side of Jökulsárlón offering different perspectives across the lagoon.
Mountain in the Tröllaskagi landscape offering demanding hiking and broad views across the surrounding fjords and peaks.
A small church in the Strandir landscape, reflecting the isolated rural communities of the region.
Scenic coastal peninsula beneath Súlur between Stöðvarfjörður and Breiðdalur, surrounded by steep mountain slopes and ocean views.
A scenic lookout in the Bolungarvík area providing views across the surrounding coastal and mountain landscape.
Named rock formations within the dramatic canyon landscape of Jökulsárgljúfur.
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