Morsárdalur
A remote glacial valley reached on longer hiking routes from Skaftafell.
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A remote glacial valley reached on longer hiking routes from Skaftafell.
An exceptionally tall waterfall descending near Morsárjökull, generally viewed from a distance on longer hikes.
An outlet glacier in the remote Morsárdalur landscape.
A quiet valley within the mountainous landscape around Önundarfjörður.
Specialist museum displaying motorcycles and documenting Icelandic motorcycling history.
An unusual Ísafjörður museum examining ordinary life, memories and the everyday experiences that traditional museums often overlook.
A distinctive museum in Hólmavík exploring the history, folklore and persecution associated with witchcraft and sorcery in Iceland.
Quirky museum telling the story of Þórdís the fortune-teller and Icelandic traditions surrounding prophecy and fortune telling.
Iceland’s national fine-art museum presenting Icelandic and international art in a gallery beside Tjörnin.
Iceland’s principal history museum, tracing the country from settlement through the medieval period to modern Iceland.
A museum in Bolungarvík exploring the natural history and wildlife of Iceland and the Westfjords.
Outdoor recreation landscape adjoining the Kjarnaskógur area, used for walking and seasonal activities.
A distinctive bowl-shaped hollow high above Ísafjörður, reached on foot and offering superb views over Skutulsfjörður.
A waterfall hidden within the atmospheric Nauthúsagil gorge.
A narrow mossy gorge containing waterfalls and a more adventurous walking route.
Geothermal mountain ridge above Hverir offering elevated views across the Mývatn and Krafla landscapes.
A historic farm complex beneath Lómagnúpur containing traditional buildings.
A historic location in Dýrafjörður closely associated with Skrúður, one of Iceland’s oldest botanical gardens.
A scenic perspective across Dýrafjörður from the Núpur area.
Traditional turf farm near Hólar preserving an important example of historic rural architecture.
A named waterfall on the Skógá river above Skógar.
A remarkable collection of historic timber buildings beside Ísafjörður harbour, preserving part of the town’s early trading history.
Remote coastal cliffs on the Skagi Peninsula with rugged scenery and seabird habitat.
Colourful town at the head of Norðfjörður surrounded by steep mountains and one of Iceland’s oldest protected nature reserves.
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