Kolfreyjustaður
Historic church and vicarage dating from 1878, surrounded by Eastfjord folklore connected with the troll Kolfreyja.
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Historic church and vicarage dating from 1878, surrounded by Eastfjord folklore connected with the troll Kolfreyja.
Long glacial lake and river system famous for the centuries-old legend of the serpent-like Lagarfljótsormur.
Remote coastal hike from Road 917 to Landsendahorn with huge views across Móvíkur and colourful rhyolite sea cliffs.
Djúpivogur’s oldest building, dating from 1790, now housing museums, exhibitions and a much-loved café.
Tiny red-fronted turf house dating originally from 1899 and one of the most photographed historic buildings in Borgarfjörður Eystri.
Beautiful waterfall framed by some of Iceland’s tallest and most dramatic basalt columns on the trail to Hengifoss.
Unusual offshore sea stack whose elephant-like shape has earned it the local nickname Fíllinn — the Elephant.
Beautiful abandoned fjord at the southern end of the Víknaslóðir trail network, containing settlement remains and a tiny church at Klyppstaður.
Small hand-built church at Möðrudalur created in 1949 by farmer Jón A. Stefánsson in memory of his wife.
Historic farm settlement at 469 metres above sea level, the highest permanently inhabited farm in Iceland.
Dramatic natural harbour beneath Hellisheiði eystri surrounded by cliffs and sea stacks and once designated as a trading harbour.
Quiet black-sand expanse beside Breiðdalsvík popular with locals for peaceful year-round walks.
Exceptionally remote East Iceland fjord of waterfalls, steep mountains, historic sites and tiny seasonal communities.
Colourful town at the head of Norðfjörður surrounded by steep mountains and one of Iceland’s oldest protected nature reserves.
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.
Dramatic section of the approach to Borgarfjörður Eystri associated with the legend of the monster Naddi and a mysterious historic roadside cross.
Historic high mountain pass between Eskifjörður and Norðfjörður, now best known for its ski area and traces of the old road connection.
Largest island in the Eastfjords, lying offshore from Djúpivogur and renowned for seabirds, puffins and early settlement history.
Wave-carved coastal cave containing remarkable impressions of trees buried beneath lava millions of years ago.
Extraordinary house and garden filled with thousands of colourful stones and minerals collected around East Iceland by Petra Sveinsdóttir.
Small scenic gorge containing a waterfall and a local legend about a giantess who lured two priests into the ravine.
Colourful rainbow-painted street leading directly towards the Blue Church and one of East Iceland’s most recognisable landmarks.
Remarkably preserved nineteenth-century seafarers’ lodge combining historic fishermen’s quarters with traditional Eastfjord food.
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