West Iceland is a world where culture, nature and history complement each other. This vast area consists of fjords, valleys, craters, glaciers and volcanoes. Great hikes are found around Akranes and Hvalfjörður fjord, with the mountain…
One of Iceland’s best kept secrets is undoubtedly the country’s north-west corner, usually known as the WestFjords. Isolation has preserved the region in relatively unspoiled wilderness. Largely uninhabited, Iceland’s…
Iceland’s south coast is home to some of the country’s most visited tourist attractions. The coastline itself is renowned for its beauty, and the towns along the coast are famous for their fresh seafood. From wonderful waterfalls, to…
The East coast of Iceland is home to the country’s largest forest, lush farmlands and a range of small fjords and islands. Thanks to the East’s many natural harbors, a variety of fishing villages, and small seaside communities…
The North of Iceland truly is a land of contrasts. Its long valleys and peninsulas are interspersed with mountains, lava fields and smooth hills carved out by rivers. As one nears the Arctic Circle in the northern latitudes, the midnight sun is…