Kerið Crater
A vivid volcanic crater containing a striking lake and contrasting red volcanic slopes.
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A vivid volcanic crater containing a striking lake and contrasting red volcanic slopes.
A spectacular Highland mountain range of colourful peaks, geothermal valleys and hiking routes.
A quieter waterfall attraction on Snæfellsnes.
A series of remote valleys along the southern side of Arnarfjörður, rich in scenery, abandoned farms and cultural history.
Dramatic coastal cliffs on the eastern side of the Skagi Peninsula overlooking Skagafjörður.

Reykjavík’s best-known queer nightlife venue, recognised by its rainbow exterior and energetic drag, dancing and party nights.
A mountain landmark in the dramatic wilderness surrounding Hornvík and Hornbjarg.
Large natural lava formation inside Dimmuborgir resembling a vaulted church or nave.
Remarkable cave-like basalt formation within Hljóðaklettar resembling a vaulted church interior.
A historical location in Strandir associated with the region’s witchcraft stories and the history explored by Hólmavík’s sorcery museum.
A mountainside landscape in the Ísafjörður area with views over the surrounding fjord and valleys.
One of Iceland’s most recognisable mountains, especially when viewed beside nearby Kirkjufellsfoss.
A wild black-sand coastal area beneath Dyrhólaey.
A natural pavement of basalt column tops resembling the floor of an old church.
Historic church site near Hvammstangi forming part of the cultural landscape around Miðfjörður.
A remarkable hand-built route cut into the mountainside in the remote Svalvogar area of Dýrafjörður.
A secluded bay within the Hornstrandir wilderness, reached by hiking or suitable boat access.
Large woodland recreation area on the edge of Akureyri with walking trails, family facilities and winter recreation.
Historic north-south Highland route crossing the interior between the Langjökull and Hofsjökull regions.
Elevated viewpoint on the rim of Ásbyrgi giving an exceptional perspective across the horseshoe-shaped canyon.
A distinctive stone figure standing on Kleifaheiði and one of the southern Westfjords’ more unusual roadside landmarks.
A dramatic mountain pass on the route through the southern Westfjords, offering expansive views across the surrounding mountains and fjords.
A sheltered bay on Heimaey used by the Beluga Whale Sanctuary.
Magnificent staircase-like series of waterfalls cascading down the mountainside at the head of Mjóifjörður.
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