Neskaupstaður Avalanche Barriers
Huge avalanche-defence structures above Neskaupstaður surrounded by walking trails and excellent elevated views across Norðfjörður.
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Huge avalanche-defence structures above Neskaupstaður surrounded by walking trails and excellent elevated views across Norðfjörður.
Protected coastal landscape immediately outside Neskaupstaður with sea cliffs, rich plant life, geological formations and marked walking trails.
Quiet lakeside point on Mývatn associated with wetlands, waterfowl and open lake views.
Dramatic section of the approach to Borgarfjörður Eystri associated with the legend of the monster Naddi and a mysterious historic roadside cross.
Historic childhood home of Icelandic writer Jón Sveinsson, better known as Nonni.
A delightfully eccentric museum in Flateyri devoted to collections of everyday objects and the simple joy of collecting things.
A quiet coastal area within Súgandafjörður offering views across the narrow fjord and surrounding mountains.
A tiny settlement in Árneshreppur and an important base for reaching Krossneslaug and the remote northern Strandir coast.
Vast wilderness of deserts, volcanoes, glaciers, geothermal areas and remote mountain tracks across Iceland’s northern interior.
A historic house and regional museum exploring life in the Snæfellsnes and Breiðafjörður area.
Historic high mountain pass between Eskifjörður and Norðfjörður, now best known for its ski area and traces of the old road connection.
A memorial associated with Ok, the first Icelandic glacier to lose its glacier status.
A historic blacksmith workshop in Þingeyri preserving an important piece of the village’s working heritage.
Large sphere marking the current position of the Arctic Circle as it slowly moves across Grímsey.
Oversized table-and-chair artwork in the countryside south of Akureyri and one of the area’s stranger roadside curiosities.
Largest island in the Eastfjords, lying offshore from Djúpivogur and renowned for seabirds, puffins and early settlement history.
A quieter natural spot in the Bifröst area away from the better-known attractions.
A fishing village on the southern side of the Westfjords and a useful base for exploring Látrabjarg, Rauðasandur and the surrounding fjords.
Elevated views across Patreksfjörður and the surrounding mountains of the southern Westfjords.
Small museum in Ólafsfjörður exploring local natural history and cultural heritage.
Wave-carved coastal cave containing remarkable impressions of trees buried beneath lava millions of years ago.
A water-filled fissure within the historic Þingvellir landscape.
Major interactive natural-history attraction combining an indoor ice cave, volcano experiences, northern-lights planetarium and panoramic Reykjavík observation deck.
Extraordinary house and garden filled with thousands of colourful stones and minerals collected around East Iceland by Petra Sveinsdóttir.
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