Stuðlagil
Spectacular canyon containing one of Iceland’s largest collections of basalt columns, carved by the glacial Jökulsá á Dal river.
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Spectacular canyon containing one of Iceland’s largest collections of basalt columns, carved by the glacial Jökulsá á Dal river.
A farm experience centred around the Icelandic horse and rural life.
A striking modern church whose unusual shape has become a Stykkishólmur landmark.
The colourful working harbour at the heart of Stykkishólmur.
A fishing village near the mouth of Súgandafjörður, surrounded by steep mountains and closely connected with the sea.
A walking experience in Suðureyri introducing the village’s fishing heritage and close relationship with the surrounding sea.
A lesser-known waterfall along the upper Skógá route.

Elegant steel dream-boat sculpture on Reykjavík’s waterfront with spectacular views across Faxaflói towards Mount Esja.
An exhibition introducing the remarkable fossil geology of Surtarbrandsgil, a highly protected ravine in the southern Westfjords.
A volcanic island born from eruptions between 1963 and 1967 and now protected as an exceptional natural laboratory.
A famous lava cave system beneath the vast Hallmundarhraun lava field.
A coastal viewpoint and natural landmark overlooking the Lóndrangar area.
An exceptionally remote scenic route around the mountains west of Dýrafjörður, famous for dramatic coastal scenery and demanding driving conditions.
Wetland and estuary environment where the Svarfaðardalsá river reaches the coast near Dalvík.
Beautiful mountain valley extending inland from Dalvík, with farms, wetlands, hiking routes and some of Tröllaskagi’s finest scenery.
A famous waterfall framed by dark hanging basalt columns in Skaftafell.
A dramatic outlet glacier descending from Vatnajökull in the Skaftafell region.
A beautiful waterfall backed by the Snæfellsjökull landscape.
Wild Atlantic cliffs and an orange lighthouse on the exposed western edge of Snæfellsnes.
Powerful 15-metre waterfall where Fossá plunges into the deep Nykurhylur pool shortly before reaching Berufjörður.
A pair of cascades descending from Systravatn above Kirkjubæjarklaustur.
A distinctive rock formation connected with local stories about two nuns.
A peaceful lake above Kirkjubæjarklaustur reached by a hillside walking route.
Undeveloped outer tip of the Kolbeinstangi peninsula with open coastal scenery and views across Vopnafjörður.
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