Eskifjörður
Historic fishing town beneath towering Hólmatindur combining maritime heritage with dramatic Eastfjord scenery.
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Historic fishing town beneath towering Hólmatindur combining maritime heritage with dramatic Eastfjord scenery.
Museum exploring the fishing and maritime history that shaped Eskifjörður and the wider Eastfjords.
Scenic waterfall reached on a short marked hike from Road 93 just outside Egilsstaðir.
Distinctive Eastfjord town whose French fishing heritage remains visible in museums, buildings, memorials and bilingual street signs.
Small community immediately across Lagarfljót from Egilsstaðir, forming part of the main populated hub of inland East Iceland.
Six-kilometre historic hiking route through Vestdalur past waterfalls to Vestdalsvatn and the Mountain Lady archaeological site.
High mountain pass on Road 93 offering dramatic views during the descent into the narrow Seyðisfjörður valley.
Highest waterfall in Breiðdalur, dropping around 60 metres beneath a smaller cascade that passes through a natural stone arch.
Easy waterfall trail from Seyðisfjörður following Fjarðará through woodland towards Fjarðarsel and a succession of cascades.
Remote waterfall-filled valley behind Berufjörður where Fossá descends from the mountains through a remarkable series of cascades.
Quiet cemetery and memorial outside Fáskrúðsfjörður commemorating French and Belgian fishermen who died while working around Iceland.
Award-winning museum telling the extraordinary story of the thousands of French fishermen who worked in Icelandic waters.
Scenic 6 km coastal circuit through a protected landscape of beaches, cliffs, sea stacks and rich birdlife.
Impressive river gorge below Grænafell shaped over time by the Geithúsaá river.
Rugged 661-metre cape forming the easternmost mainland point of Iceland and exposing some of the country’s oldest rock.
Pretty waterfall on Gilsá reached by a short walk from town, with a path allowing visitors to walk behind the falling water.
Beautiful roughly 45-metre waterfall dropping into a colourful ravine immediately below the Road 917 parking area.
Popular local hiking area with woodland, mountain scenery, a summit lake and a dramatic gorge beside Grænafell.
Powerful roadside waterfall surrounded by dark cliffs on the descent from Fjarðarheiði into Seyðisfjörður.
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.
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.
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