情報： チョルネス半島
北アイスランドの小さな半島、チョルネス諸島は地質学の視点から国内でも最もよく知られている場所の1つです。
チョルネス半島の西側にあるYtri-Tunga農場の海岸沿いの崖の上では化石の殻や亜炭の層をみることができます。またパフィンや他の海鳥の群れが東海岸沿いの崖に巣を作ります。
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Litlaá
The beautiful Litlaa is a fresh water river in the Kelduhverfi district by Oxafjordur in North Iceland and is one of Iceland‘s greatest trout rivers....
Höfði
Wikimedia, Creative Commons, photo by Laurentgauthier Höfði is a building in Iceland’s capital, most famous for being the meeting point of then-presi...
フーサヴィーク
Húsavík, by Skjálfandi Bay in North Iceland, is a town of just over two thousand people. It is considered to be one of the best places in Europe for...
Nesgjá
Nesgja is a fresh water fissure in North Iceland, close to Husavik and Asbyrgi. It is one of Iceland‘s top dives. As with the Silfra fissure at Th...
Öxarfjörður
Oxarfjordur (a.k.a. Axarfordur) is a fjord in North-East Iceland between the headlands Tjornes and Melrakkasletta. As the fjord is rather wide, it mi...
Skjalfandafljot
Skjálfandafljót is a glacier river that has its source at Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier. It is 180 kilometres long, making it the fourth-l...
Knútstaðaborg
Knútsstaðaborg hollow is an open cave, or lava chamber, about 10 square metres (107 square ft.) in size. It is a site surrounded by beauty; birch...
アゥスビルギ渓谷
Ásbyrgi Canyon is a spectacular horseshoe-shaped depression in the northeast of Iceland, steeped in folklore. The canyon can be accessed by booking...
Vesturdalur Valley
credit: diamondcircle.is Vesturdalur Valley is an area in the north of Iceland known for its fascinating rock formations. It is situated in between...
ダイヤモンドサークル
The Diamond Circle is a famed 260 kilometre (162 mile) sightseeing route in the northeast of Iceland, characterised by its sheer number of natural a...
フリョゥザクレッタルの岩
Hljodaklettar (‘Echo Rocks’) is a distinctive cluster of columnar rock formations, located by Jokulsargljufur in Vatnajokull National Park. Hljóðak...
Gjástykki
Gjastykki is a beautiful and rugged rift valley to the north of the caldera Krafla, in the north of Iceland. Gjastykki was literally blown apart b...
Hafragilsfoss
Downstream of Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall, is another major waterfall, the thunderous Hafragilsfoss. Like Dettifoss, Hafragilsf...
Víti in Krafla
Wikimedia, Creative Commons, Photo by Christian Wirth Víti is an explosion crater in the Krafla fissure area of North Iceland. The Two Víti craters...
デティフォスの滝
Dettifoss is a waterfall found in North Iceland, said to be the most powerful in Europe. It is regularly visited on Diamond Circle tours and should...
Leirhnjúkur
Leirhnjukur ('Mud Peak') is a 525 m high active volcano, located to the northeast of Lake Myvatn in North Iceland. Leirhnjukur is part of...
ヨークルスアゥルグリューフル
Jökulsárgljúfur is a canyon in Iceland that was once its own national park; now, it is part of the greater Vatnajökull National Park. This ravine is...
Laufás
Laufás is a turf house located in north Iceland. It is approximately 20 minute’s drive from the ‘Capital of the North’, Akureyri. History of Laufás...
Selfoss (waterfall)
Selfoss is a beautiful waterfall in north Iceland, often visited on Diamond Circle tours. It is not to be confused with the town of the same name i...
クラプラのカルデラ
Wikimedia, Creative Commons, Photo Credit: Earthquakes Krafla Krafla is a caldera, part of a greater volcanic system of the same name, located north...