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Stykkisholmur
Stykkisholmur, 340 Stykkisholmur, Islande

Stykkisholmur

Stykkisholmur est une ville d’environ 1 100 habitants située sur la côte nord de la péninsule de Snaefellsnes. C’est un centre de services et de commerce dans la région, et le ferry Baldur part d’ici pour rejoindre Brjanslaekur dans les Fjords de l’Ouest. Visitez cette ville lors d’un autotour en Islande. Histoire de Stykkisholmur Stykkisholmur at
Surtsey
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Surtsey, Iceland

Surtsey

Surtsey is a volcanic island, part of the Westman Islands and formed by an underwater volcanic eruption in 1963. Explore a wide range of tours of the Westman Islands. Surtsey was declared a nature reserve in 1965 and in 2008 UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site. It is considered a classic site
Heimaey
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Básaskersbryggja 3, 900 Vestmannaeyjabær, Iceland

Heimaey

Heimaey is the only inhabited island in Iceland’s Westman Islands, known for its sea cliffs, puffins, and volcanic history. In 1973, a sudden eruption reshaped the island and forced a full evacuation
Erpsstaðir
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480 avis
Vestfjarðavegur, 371, Iceland

Erpsstaðir

Erpsstadir is a dairy farm in Northwest Iceland, run by farmer Thorgrimur Einar Gudbjartsson and his family. Explore this area while on a self drive tour in Iceland.Why You Can Trust Our ContentGuide to Iceland is the most trusted travel platform in Iceland, helping millions of visitors each year.
Hólmavík
Höfðatún 4, 510 Hólmavík, Islande

Hólmavík

Dans la région isolée, spectaculaire et impressionnante de Strandir, dans les fjords de l’Ouest, le village de Hólmavík est la plus grande localité. Environ 375 personnes (en 2011) y vivent, et le village sert de centre commercial pour la région.Pourquoi vous pouvez faire confiance à notre contenuG
Vatnsnes
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40 avis
Vatnsnes, 531, Iceland

Vatnsnes

Vatnsnes is a peninsula in North Iceland, best known for its wildlife and geology. The best way to visit Vatnsnes is on a relaxed self drive tour. One of the best options for doing so is this 7-day Arctic Coast Way self drive, available in the summer months.Why You Can Trust Our ContentGuide to Ice

Búðardalur

Budardalur is a village of around 650 inhabitants in the fjord Hvammsfjordur, innermost off Breidafjordur. It is the service center for the area. Explore this area while on a self drive tour in Icela

Strýtur

The Strytur in are giant submarine geothermal silica cones that rise like towers from the seafloor at Ystuvik and Arnarnes in the fjord Eyjafjordur in North Iceland. Ystuvikurstrytur are the deeper and its heat is about 72 degrees. The area of Arnarnesstrytur is shallower but wider. The water at Ar

Langjokull

Le majestueux Langjokull, également appelé le « long glacier », est le deuxième plus grand glacier d’Islande. Le glacier Langjokull offre des paysages à couper le souffle et des activités palpitantes : voici tout ce que vous devez savoir pour préparer votre voyage. Le Langjokull est le deuxième plus grand glacier d’Islande, situé à 150 kilomètres

Kristnitökuhraun

Kristnitökuhraun is a lava field to the west of Hellisheiði plateau in southwest Iceland. The lava field formed during an eruption in the year 1000, when Icelanders were debating the christening of the nation at national parliament Alþingi at Þingvellir. The story goes that when the eruption starte

Hafragilsfoss

Downstream of Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall, is another major waterfall, the thunderous Hafragilsfoss. Like Dettifoss, Hafragilsfoss is a part of the glacier river Jokulsa a Fjollum in North Iceland. Hafragilsfoss drops at 27 meters into Jokulsargljufur canyon. Why You Can Trust Our ContentGuide to Iceland is the most trusted travel

Grimsey

Grímsey is an island off the north coast of Iceland, nestled across the Arctic Circle. It is, therefore, the only part of Iceland that is truly in the Arctic, and many visitors come to have their passport stamped in recognition of its high latitude. It is part of the Akureyri municipality, with a p

Dyrholaey Lighthouse

Dyrholaey Lighthouse (Dyrholaeyjarviti) is a picturesque landmark perched on the Dyrholaey peninsula, an iconic promontory on Iceland's south coast. Featuring panoramic views of black sand beaches, colossal rock formations, and the vast Atlantic Ocean, this charming lighthouse stands as a beaco

Skaftfellingur Museum

Image Credit: Skaftfellingur and trade at Skaftaros. Photo courtesy of Eldsveitir.is. If you're visiting the town of Vik in South Iceland, don’t miss the Skaftfellingur Museum. This small but special museum is all about an old wooden ship that once sailed the rough waters along Iceland’s southe

Vik i Myrdal Church

Located on a hillside overlooking the village of Vík, the Víkurkirkja (Vík í Mýrdal Church) stands as one of Iceland’s most photographed landmarks. Its red roof and white walls stand out sharply against the dark volcanic landscape, offering a striking visual contrast that captures the raw beauty of the South Coast. Though small and simple, the chu

Stampar Crater Row

Stampar Crater Row is a dramatic chain of 13th-century volcanic craters that cuts through the rugged lava fields of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula. Read on and learn about what makes them special, and how to visit. The surreal, moonlike terrain of the Stampar Crater Row is the kind of place that mak

The Volcanic Way

The Volcanic Way is a scenic route that winds through the heart of South Iceland’s most active volcanic regions. Stretching from the Reykjanes Peninsula to Vatnajokull Glacier, it follows a path forg

Hrafntinnusker Mountain Peak

High in the Icelandic Highlands lies Hrafntinnusker, a remote and otherworldly mountain peak best known for its geothermal activity, lingering snowfields, and striking obsidian formations. The name itself means “Obsidian Skerry,” a nod to the shimmering black volcanic glass scattered across its pal

Graenihryggur Ridge

Graenihryggur, also known as the Green Ridge, is a vivid cyan-green rhyolite ridge hidden in the Highlands of South Iceland, roughly 121 miles (195 kilometers) from Reykjavik. It sits deep in the Fjallabak Nature Reserve near Landmannalaugar and is one of the most striking yet least-visited natural

Reykjabod Hot Springs

Reykjabod Hot Springs is a new geothermal spa opening on September 3rd, 2026, in Hveragerdi, South Iceland. Set beside a steaming hot-spring river, it combines geothermal bathing with sauna and cold-water rituals, plus a Nordic bathhouse. Read on to discover what to expect and make the most of your

Sudurnamur Mountain

Sudurnamur Mountain is a prominent feature of Iceland's Fjallabak Nature Reserve, situated within the famed Landmannalaugar Region. Best known for its breathtaking panoramas of rainbow-colored rhyolite mountains, sprawling lava fields, and glistening glacial rivers, it is a photographer’s dream

Duus Museum

Duus Museum is a gateway to Icelandic art, history, and seafaring life, all housed in Keflavik’s oldest harbor buildings, just a 10-minute drive from Keflavik Airport. Read on to learn what to expect

Giantess in the Cave

Giantess in the Cave (Skessuhellir) is a charming and slightly surreal site in the coastal town of Keflavik. It’s the central character from an Icelandic children’s book brought to life through detai

Burfellsgja Lava Gorge

Burfellsgja Lava Gorge is a 2.2-mile (3.5-kilometer) ancient lava channel carved by a volcanic eruption over 7,000 years ago. One of the best-preserved lava channels in Southwest Iceland, it offers a scenic, family-friendly hike through dramatic lava walls, small caves, and moss-covered terrain, al
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