アイスランドの最高の場所

The Gardskagi lighthouses are two quaint Icelandic monuments standing next to each other at the tip of Gardur village in Reykjanes Peninsula. There are currently no specific tours that will take you to the double lighthouses of Gardur. Fortunately, some excursions will allow you to add a visit on,

Austurstraeti is a small yet charming pedestrian street in Iceland located in the downtown area of Reykjavik. Locals and tourists visiting the Icelandic capital can visit Austurstraeti street by joi

The Seal Circle driving route takes visitors on a scenic journey around the Vatnsnes Peninsula in North Iceland, covering seal hotspots, incredible natural landscapes, and areas of cultural and historical significance. The Seal Circle driving route is a welcome detour for Ring Road travelers in No

Uxatindar is a mountain peak in the Southern Highlands which stands 642 metres above sea level. It is green with moss throughout summer and is surrounded by rivers, black sand deserts, grassland an

Laugarfell is a small mountain in the eastern part of the Icelandic Highlands, with a peak of 827 m (2,713 ft) above sea level. Environment and Surroundings Laugarfell is located in a very desolate

Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, NASA. No edits made. Brúarjökull is a 1600 sq km (617 sq mi) glacier tongue extending from Iceland's largest ice-cap, Vatnajökull.  Explore this area on a se

Bakkafjörður is a small village located in a fjord of the same name in north-east Iceland. Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, by Bromr. No edits made.当サイトの情報が信頼できる理由Guide to Iceland （ガイド・トゥ・アイスランド）は、アイスランドで最も信頼されている旅行プラットフォームです。毎年、何百万人もの旅行者にご利用いただいています。 すべてのコンテンツは、アイスランドに精通した現地の専門家が執筆・監修して

Gerpir is the easternmost mountain peak in Iceland and has some of the oldest rock formations in the country, dating back 12 million years. The Gerpir mountain is an excellent hiking area where tra

Holmatindur mountain is a prominent peak in East Iceland, offering excellent hiking and outdoor adventure opportunities. Its peak is 3,232 feet (985 meters) above sea level and towers over the towns of Reydarfjordur and Eskifjordur. Holmatindur mountain nestles between the coastal towns of Eskifjo

Almannaskarðsgöng is a 1312m (roughly 1.3km) tunnel along Route 1, located near Höfn (Hornafjörður) in the eastern region of Iceland. The tunnel pushes through 1150m of rock and 162m of concrete. The

Hornafjörður (“Fjord of Horns”) is a fjord, municipality and growing community found in southeast Iceland. The fjord takes its name from the curved shapes of the sand reefs that have formed just of

Vestragil is a gully at Skaftafell in Vatnajokull National Park and a popular stop for hikers. Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, by Denis DespaiR. No edits made.当サイトの情報が信頼できる理由Guide to Iceland （ガイド・トゥ・アイスランド）は、アイスランドで最も信頼されている旅行プラットフォームです。毎年、何百万人もの旅行者にご利用いただいています。 すべてのコンテンツは、アイスランドに精通した現地

Arneshreppur is a municipality of the Westfjords in Northwest Iceland. There are many ways to explore the Arneshreppur municipality and the Westfjords. The easiest way is to take a day tour to Strandir (the coastal area home to Arneshreppur) while in the Westfjords. Alternatively, you can book a 1

Hrolleifsborg is a mountain in the Westfjords, in one of the most remote parts of Iceland. Learn more about this area on a tour of the Westfjords in Iceland.当サイトの情報が信頼できる理由Guide to Iceland （ガイド・トゥ・ア

Hlidarvatn lake, or Hlíðarvatn in Icelandic, is a serene body of water nestled in the Hnappadalur valley in West Iceland. It offers picturesque views and opportunities for fishing and outdoor recreat

Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, Christian Bickel. No edits made.  Dimmugljúfur is a deep and dramatic canyon in northeast Iceland, a favourite among hikers to the region. Alongside its cou

Holaskogur is a deforested area (despite the name, 'skogur'='forrest') in Gjupverjaafrettur in the mid highlands of Iceland.  Holaskogur has excellent modern accommodations and is thus popular with

Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, by Jóna Þórunn. No edits made. Hreppholar is a series of regular basalt columns located at Hrunaheidi heath in South Iceland. These towering pillars are located at the Hrunaheidi heath in Arnessysla county. Despite some mining in the area they still remain