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Simple geothermal hot pots overlooking Tálknafjörður, offering a wonderfully Westfjords combination of warm water and mountain scenery.
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Simple geothermal hot pots overlooking Tálknafjörður, offering a wonderfully Westfjords combination of warm water and mountain scenery.
The sheltered inner waters beside Ísafjörður, framed by the town and steep surrounding mountains.
The archaeological project uncovering buildings buried during the 1973 Eldfell eruption.
Small scenic gorge containing a waterfall and a local legend about a giantess who lured two priests into the ravine.
Remote lake and wetland landscape on Melrakkaslétta supporting abundant birdlife.
A memorial in the Bolungarvík area commemorating a tragic chapter of local maritime history.
Colourful rainbow-painted street leading directly towards the Blue Church and one of East Iceland’s most recognisable landmarks.

Colourful rainbow-painted section of Skólavörðustígur perfectly aligned with Hallgrímskirkja.
Remarkably preserved nineteenth-century seafarers’ lodge combining historic fishermen’s quarters with traditional Eastfjord food.
Spectacular coastal peninsula with sea stacks, arches, cliffs and a marked circular hiking route.
A vast red and golden-sand coastal landscape stretching for around 10 kilometres beneath the mountains of the southern Westfjords.
Elevated views over the remarkable red and golden sands of Rauðasandur and the surrounding coastline.
A vivid volcanic crater in the Hekla area.
A lesser-known waterfall in the wider Skaftafell region.
A narrow and atmospheric gorge cutting deep into the mountainside near Arnarstapi.
Colourful remains of volcanic craters above Hljóðaklettar offering superb views across Jökulsárgljúfur.
Remote coastal headland and bird cliff on Melrakkaslétta with a lighthouse and dramatic views over the Arctic coastline.
Small lighthouse on the remote Rauðinúpur headland overlooking the wild northeast coast.
A little-visited waterfall trail through Rauðsgil containing several named cascades.
Striking reddish cliffs on the Barðsnes peninsula forming a colourful landmark across Norðfjörður from Neskaupstaður.
A spectacular lava tube explored on guided underground tours.
Remote fishing village on the eastern side of Melrakkaslétta and the northernmost village on the Icelandic mainland.
Quiet Arctic coastline around Raufarhöfn with harbour views, birdlife and exceptionally open northern horizons.
Coastal lighthouse at Raufarhöfn overlooking the exposed northeastern shoreline.
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