Iceland

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Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon is probably Iceland's most famous attraction and has become a must-see for all visitors to the country.

The Blue Lagoon is probably Iceland's most famous attraction and has become a must-see for all visitors to the country. It is located on the Svartsengi lava field in Grindavík, between Keflavík International Airport and Reykjavík. The lagoon was first formed in 1976 as a pool of wastewater from the neighbouring geothermal power plant, and a couple of years later, people started bathing in it when they heard rumours that the mineral-rich waters (a by-product of geothermal energy) are beneficial for a variety of skin conditions. It wasn't long before Blue Lagoon was formally established, and today it offers showers and changing rooms, a spa, an exclusive lounge and a café for visitors. The milky blue colour of the pool is incredible, contrasting with the black lava landscape. A dip in its silica-rich waters will leave you feeling completely relaxed and with silky smooth skin. If you would like to add a massage or facial (not included in the standard entrance fee) to your visit to the Blue Lagoon, we recommend you book the optional services well in advance.

The Blue Lagoon is probably Iceland's most famous attraction and has become a must-see for all visitors to the country.

Skútustaðagígar

The Skútustaðagígar pseudo-craters are located in the Lake Mývatn area. The craters themselves are not magma-producing volcanic vents, but were formed by gas...

The impressive Krafla caldera, some 10 km in diameter, is located along a 90 km long fissure zone not far from Mývatn. It erupted nine times between 1974 and...

A stunning mountain on the west coast of a Nordic country, surrounded by waterfalls and breathtaking scenery. Iconic place for nature lovers and photographer...

Fagradasfjall Volcano

It erupted for several months in the summer of 2021.

Hornstrandir Nature Reserve

Hornstrandir Nature Reserve is located on the Hornstrandir Peninsula, the most north-westerly point of Iceland.

This is the second largest island in Ísafjörður Bay. It is a beautiful island, rich in eider ducks and puffins and very popular with tourists.

Kaffi Norðurfjörður

This small inlet, with its village of the same name, is located in Árneshreppur, the least populated municipality in Iceland.

Flatey is the largest of the western islands in Breidafjordur Bay and a popular place for tourists. It was a trading post since the Middle Ages.

Hrafnseyri is the birthplace of Jón Sigurðsson, known as "the pride of Iceland, its shield and sword". A museum dedicated to this hero of the battle for Icel...

Ósvör Maritime Museum

On the coast of Bolungarvík is the Ósvör Maritime Museum, a fascinating exhibition built on the ruins of old fishermen's huts.

Súðavíkurhreppur

Súðavík is a small town in the northwest region of the country. It is known as the home of the Arctic Fox Center, a non-profit research and exhibition centre...

The impressive Dynjandi waterfall is located at the beginning of the Arnarfjörður fjord. Often compared to a bridal veil, the falls are 30 metres wide at the...

A remote and picturesque location in a valley surrounded by mountains, with a 19th century wooden church and hand-carved wooden sculptures depicting historic...

Patreksfjörður

A picturesque village on the northwest coast surrounded by mountains and crystal clear waters. With fishing history, waterfalls, beaches and traditional arch...

Ísafjörður is the largest city in the West Fjords of Iceland. It is well known for its thriving arts and cultural scenes and many prominent musicians and com...

Rauðisandur Beach

Rauðisandur, or "Red Sands", gets its name from the unusual golden red colour of the sand on its beaches. It is located near Látrabjarg on the south coast of...

Sightseeing coffin

A favourite spot for bird lovers, the Látrabjarg cliff is located at the westernmost point of Europe. It is Iceland's largest sea cliff, 14 km long and up to...

Hólmavík is a small village on the Steingrímsfjörður Fjord and has been a trading post for more than a century. The village is home to monuments to the poet...

Stunning location in the north of Iceland with fumaroles, boiling mud pools and hot springs. Colourful trails and bubbling sounds in a surreal world.

Scenic Green Lava Walk

The Scenic Green Lava Walk is a breathtaking location on a tropical island. It offers a unique walk through a lush and picturesque green lava landscape, surr...

Grimsey is the northernmost inhabited part of Iceland, located forty kilometres north of the coast. It is a beautiful, rocky island that must be seen to be b...

Glaumbær Farm & Museum

Within Skagafjörður is the Glaumbær Folklore Museum, located in an old traditional peat farm dating back to 1750.

Skagafjörður is one of the most famous districts in Icelandic history. Sometimes called the Mecca of horse riding thanks to its abundance of Icelandic horses...

The Herring Era Museum

The award-winning museum transports visitors back to the days when the booming fishing industry prevailed in the north of Iceland.

The huge tephra crater of Hverfjall was formed in an explosive eruption some 2,500 years ago. At one kilometre in diameter, Hverfjall is probably the largest...

Hljóðaklettar

The "echo rocks", or Hljóðaklettar, are a collection of basalt columns arranged in all directions to create unique formations and arched caves that create ee...

If you like whales, Húsavík is the place for you. This fishing village of 2,300 people is a perfect place to spend a few days, with stunning views of the Kin...

Mývatn Nature Baths

North Iceland's answer to the Blue Lagoon of the South, the natural baths of Mývatn, an ideal place to stop and relax tired muscles in geothermal waters.

Ásbyrgi canyon

The lush canyon of Ásbyrgi is more than a kilometre wide and more than three kilometres long, and is shaped like a huge horseshoe.

Hvammstangi is a charming coastal town in the northwest of Iceland, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery and with outdoor activities such as hiking and wh...

Hofsós is a picturesque coastal town with a beautiful harbour, an open-air geothermal pool and a rich commercial and fishing history.

Siglufjörður is a charming fishing town surrounded by mountains and the sea. With a rich fishing past, it offers beautiful scenery, a historical museum and d...

Akureyri is a city in the north of Iceland, known as the "Capital of the North". Surrounded by mountains and fjords, it offers breathtaking scenery and has a...

Goðafoss, ("Waterfall of the Gods") is among the most popular waterfalls in the country. Although not very high, the waterfall splits into two horseshoe-shap...

Mývatn is a shallow eutrophic lake located in an area of active volcanism in northern Iceland, not far from the Krafla volcano.

The natural stone labyrinth of Dimmuborgir is located east of Lake Mývatn. It consists of several rock formations and caves, the best known of which is proba...

The most powerful waterfall in all of Europe. You will hear the mighty roar of Dettifoss long before you see it. It is 45 metres high and 100 metres wide, al...

An impressive site in northern Iceland with fumarole fields, boiling mud pools and a long geological history. Popular with nature lovers and geologists

Víknaslóðir is a popular hiking area in Borgarfjörður Eystri in eastern Iceland. All hiking routes in the area are clearly marked and range from day hikes to...

Fardagafoss Waterfall

Not far from Egilsstaðir, along the main route to Seyðisfjörður, is the picturesque Fardagafoss waterfall.

Hallorm's sturgeon

Hallormsstadur forest is the largest forest in the country (2,300 hectares) and a fascinating site for research. Scientists are trying to see what kind of tr...

Borgarfjörður Eystri

Borgarfjörður is a valley about 10 km long, very fertile and green. A very popular area for hikers. The area is also known for its beautiful stones, pebbles...

Skriðuklaustur is a farm in the Fljótsdalur valley in Iceland. It was the home of the author Gunnar Gunnarsson. It was built and designed in 1939 by the Germ...

Eskifjörður is a charming coastal town in the middle of the East Fjords. Eskifjörður became an official trading post in 1789 and has been a commercial centre...

Petra's Stone Collection

East Iceland's most popular tourist attraction is at Stöðvarfjörður, where you will find a unique collection of stones in Sunnuhlíð, a private house and gard...

Búlandstindur is undoubtedly one of the most strikingly shaped mountains in Iceland.

Fáskrúðsfjörður

You may feel a little confused when you arrive in Fáskrúðsfjörður and notice that all the street signs in the small town are in French. Don't worry, you are...

Egilsstaðir, located in the Fljótsdalshérað valley in the heart of eastern Iceland, is home to 3500 inhabitants. The first house in Egilsstaðir was built in...

The Hengifossá River feeds two spectacular waterfalls, one of which, Hengifoss, is the third highest in the country at 118 metres.

Seyðisfjörður

With its beautifully preserved wooden buildings, the town of Seyðisfjörður is one of the most picturesque places in Iceland.

Hallormsstadhaskogur

Hallormsstadhaskogur is a beautiful forest in eastern Iceland, with a variety of trees, trails and lakes. Attractions include the Hengifoss waterfall.

This small town, situated at the mouth of the Berufjörður Fjord, dates back to the 16th century when the Danes established a trading post there.

Húsafell is a small town surrounded by glaciers, countless hiking options and miles of lava fields. You can visit a couple of waterfalls, see some lava caves...

Fossatún is a settlement located on the banks of the river Grímsá, in Borgarfjörður on route 50, only 90 km from Reykjavík.

Eiríksstaðir - Viking Longhouse

Eiríksstaðir in Haukadalur is believed to be the birthplace of the famous Viking Leifur Eiríksson, or "Leif the Lucky", who is said to be the first European...

Guðrúnarlaug hot spring

Guðrúnarlaug, or "Guðrún's Pool", in Sælingsdalur, is an ancient pool named after Guðrún Ósvífursdóttir, the heroine of the Laxdæla Saga, famous for her beau...

Deildartunguhver

Europe's largest hot spring and probably the most voluminous natural hot spring in the world, Deildartunguhver, is located on road 50 near Reykholt, not far...

Búðir is a small village on the southwestern tip of the Snæfellsnes peninsula. The collection of old buildings that make up the village includes an iconic bl...

Hellnar is a fishing village located on a spectacular coastline of beautiful cliffs rising directly from the ocean. There are also some unique rock formation...

Lóndrangar are two prominent rocks jutting out from the coast east of Malarrif lighthouse at the southern tip of the Snæfellsnes peninsula.

Another waterfall next to Hraunfossar is Barnafoss. It is actually a series of rapids caused by the water of the Hvitá river finding a narrow passage.

A must-see natural attraction in the Reykholt area is the beautiful Hraunfossar waterfall.

Borgarnes is one of the few coastal towns in Iceland that does not depend on fishing. It is a charming municipality located just off the ring road.

Grábrók Volcano

An impressive volcano in a volcanic chain, with panoramic views from the summit. Marked and easy walking trail, with three craters at the summit.

Kirkjufellsfoss

Kirkjufellsfoss is an impressive waterfall in the western region of Iceland, with a majestic mountain behind it. It is a photogenic destination and a must-se...

Stykkishólmsbær

It is often called "the capital of Snaefellsnes". Historically it has been and still is a fishing and trading centre, with an excellent natural harbour.

Arnarstapi is a small fishing community with a beautiful and striking coastline, made up of basalt columns, gorges and caves that are home to many colonies o...

Snæfellsjökull

Snæfellsjökull National Park covers a large area of the western end of the Snæfellsnes peninsula.

Djúpalónssandur

At the southern end of the Snæfellsjökull glacier is Djúpalónssandur, a black sand beach that was once home to one of the largest fishing villages on the pen...

Kvernufoss is a beautiful waterfall in southern Iceland, near Skógafoss. It is notable for its 30-metre waterfall surrounded by vegetation and cliffs. It is...

Ingólfshöfði

Ingólfshöfði is a 76-metre high promontory flanked on one side by black sands and on the other by the Atlantic Ocean.

Fjaðrárgljúfur

Just west of Kirkjubæjarklaustur, the Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon has been carved over millions of years by the river Fjaðrá.

Mýrdalsjökull

At 701 km2, Mýrdalsjökull is Iceland's fourth largest glacier and one of the most spectacular.

Eyjafjallajökull

Eyjafjallajökull, translated as "the mountainous island in the glacier" from Icelandic, emerged as one of Iceland's most famous attractions in March 2010, wh...

A small coastal town on the southeast coast, surrounded by mountains and glaciers. Gateway to the eastern fjords. Rich Viking history and fishing and tourist...

A beautiful beach on the coast of Iceland with impressive icebergs coming ashore, creating a unique image. A magical place with ancient history.

Film buffs will recognise Jökulsárlón from blockbusters such as Tomb Raider, Batman Begins and 2 James Bond films: Panorama to Kill and Die Another Day - no...

Fjallsárlón is a glacial lake in southeastern Iceland with floating icebergs and turquoise waters. It is a historic place shaped by glacial activity and show...

Svínafellsjökull

An impressive glacier tongue in the southeast of Iceland, with majestic natural beauty, towering mountains and a vast ice field.

Vatnajökull National Park

Vatnajökull National Park is one of Iceland's three national parks, and encompasses the whole of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier, along with a large fr...

Kirkjubæjarklaustur

Situated along the main road between Vík and Höfn, Kirkjubæjarklaustur is a small village with only 120 inhabitants, but a wealth of natural attractions, suc...

Reynisfjara Beach

Reynisfjara is arguably the most famous beach in all of Iceland, and you'll see it on postcards and brochures all over the country, as well as on just about...

Above the volcanic sandy beach of Reynisfjara looms Dyrhólaey, a 120-metre-high promontory jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean.

Knarrarós Lighthouse

A historic lighthouse on a northern European island, built in the 19th century. Its architecture and location make it popular with nature and history lovers.

Vík í Mýrdal

A picturesque seaside town with stunning natural scenery, black sand beach, unique rock formations, Viking history and outdoor activities.

Situated at the foot of the impressive Eyjafjöll mountain range is Skógafoss, a magnificent 60-metre high waterfall where, according to legend, the first Vik...

Seljalandsfoss is one of the most visited waterfalls in Iceland, second only to Gullfoss. It is located along the Seljalandsá River, where the waterway plumm...

An impressive waterfall in a hidden canyon in the south of a Nordic country. Known as "the secret waterfall", it is located inside a cave, which makes it eve...

Selfoss is a town in southern Iceland with an impressive waterfall on the Ölfusá River. It also offers natural scenery, hiking and a rich Viking history.

Hveragerði is a town in the southwest of Iceland, famous for its natural environment, hot springs, geothermal greenhouses and trails for exploring the beauty...

A stunning waterfall in the southwest of a remote area, with turquoise water and a tranquil and serene natural setting.

An impressive waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation and basalt cliffs, with a rich history and a sacred place for Icelanders.

The Gullfoss or Golden Waterfall is one of the main attractions of Iceland and especially of the so-called Golden Circle.

Kerið is a very charming crater, not far from the classic Golden Circle route, a must-see for anyone exploring out of Reykjavík.

The famous Geysir hot spring is located in the Haukadalur valley in southwest Iceland.

Þingvellir was declared a national park in 1930. A law was passed designating Þingvellir as "a protected national sanctuary for all Icelanders, perpetually o...

Leif the Lucky Bridge

The North Atlantic ridge that crosses Iceland is an impressive rift between the active continental plates.

Reykjanes Lighthouse

Iceland's first lighthouse was built in Reykjanes in 1878. By 1905, numerous earthquakes and strong waves had damaged the area so badly that there was a risk...

The boiling mud and steam vents in the southwestern part of Reykjanes are called Gunnuhver after a female ghost who settled in the area.

Not far from the geothermal areas of Krýsuvík and Seltún is Kleifarvatn, the third largest lake in southern Iceland.

Seltún Geothermal Area

In an area of rifts created by the separation of the North Atlantic Ridge (which runs through Iceland) lies the large geothermal area of Krýsuvík.

Keflavík International Airport

The airport on the southwest coast is the main point of entry and exit for travellers visiting this Nordic country. It is noted for its efficiency and conven...

Hofskirkja is a historic and culturally significant church, with traditional architecture and surrounded by beautiful natural scenery.

Esja is Reykjavík's most iconic mountain, constantly visible from the north coast of Reykjavík across Kollafjörður Bay.

This picturesque town is surrounded by stunning natural scenery, including mountains, glaciers and hot springs. Its main attractions include the Hallgrímskir...

Balneario de Geosea

It recently opened its doors and offers hot springs overlooking the sea.

Laki lava fields

In the south of Iceland are the Laki lava fields and the impressive Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon, famous for its photographic beauty.

Eldhraun Lava and Moss Fields

A surreal landscape of bright green moss stretches along the southern road in Iceland, showcasing the country's natural beauty.

Maelifellssandur Black Sand Desert

On the fourth day of the trek, hikers will explore a stunning black sand desert surrounded by volcanoes and canyons.

Landmannalaugar

Discover a natural paradise in Iceland, where you can trek, explore by 4WD and relax in natural hot springs. A unique experience.

A stunning location in southwest Iceland with majestic mountains, waterfalls, ice caves and abundant wildlife. Ideal for nature and outdoor adventure lovers.

Volcán Fimmvörðuháls

A 10.31 km hike with breathtaking views of cliffs, rock formations and glacier tongues. It ends on a terrace with cliffs over 500 m high.

Trolls de Reynisdrangar

Near the beaches of Vík in Iceland, there are impressive basalt formations. According to legend, the trolls were petrified at dawn and are now in the sea. An...

Red sand beach of Rauðisandur

The stunning and remote red sand beach of Rauðisandur is known for its natural beauty.

Discover the geological history of a country through interactive and educational exhibitions at a centre in Iceland.

Town of Grindavík

Grindavík, close to the new lava fields in Geldingadalur, offers easy access to this volcanic area thanks to its privileged location.

Skaftafell National Park

Skaftafell National Park offers a variety of activities such as trekking, breathtaking waterfalls and glacier walks with crampons.

Geldingadalur Valley

A valley on the Reykjanes peninsula has been affected by recent volcanic activity, generating new lava fields. It is accessible from Grindavík.

A geyser that emanates with force every few minutes and can be enjoyed several times during the visit.

Cono verde Stórasúla.

An area with a large number of fumaroles and boiling muds.

A beautiful waterfall with basalt columns of volcanic origin.

Arrival point in Reykjavik, offering accommodation and international airport. Ideal for exploring the natural beauty of Iceland.

Jökulsargljufur National Park

In Jökulsargljufur National Park, you will visit Ásbyrgi, a canyon that runs through an area of beautiful forests in Iceland.

Markarfljótsgljúfur

It has a gorge over 200 metres high. During this stage, you will also have to cross several rivers on foot and spend the night in a refuge.

A magical place surrounded by crystal clear waters and lush vegetation offers a unique experience with breathtaking ocean views and a relaxing atmosphere. Hi...

Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach

In Iceland, the sea is usually too cold to tempt swimmers... but in Reykjavik's Nautholsvik Bay, a thermal beach has been created, where naturally warm water...