Best places in Iceland

Hrutfjallstindar is a mountain with four peaks in Vatnajokull National Park. The Hrutfjallstindar mountain (spelled Hrútfjallstindar in Icelandic) stands tall between the Svinafellsjokull and Skaftafellsjokull glaciers. Though it isn’t as tall as Hvannadalshnukur — Iceland’s highest mountain — it’s one of Iceland’s most scenic mountain destination

Flokalundur village is called Flókalundur in Icelandic and is a small village with a lot of heart that makes a great stopping point in the Westfjords. You must stop by if you’re driving the Westfjord

Seljalandsdalur is a valley to the west of Isafjordur in the Westfjords. The valley is ideal for taking a nice walk among stunning landscape and in the winter it is popular for skiing. Explore this area of Iceland on a self drive tour.Why You Can Trust Our ContentGuide to Iceland is the most truste

Discover the Sudavik Arctic Fox Center, a one-of-a-kind wildlife sanctuary in the Westfjords of Iceland. The center is fully dedicated to the Arctic fox, the only land mammal native to Iceland. You’ll learn about these elusive animals through rescued fox encounters, interactive exhibits, and scient

Miðnesheiði is a heath on the Reykjanes peninsula. Keflavik airport is located on this heath, as well as the abandoned American military base. In 1951 the Icelandic government made a treaty with the United States concerning military protection and for an American military base to be built on Miðnes

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 by the eruption of Krafla during the years 1975-1984. Two of the three areas that were active during that time are still warm.Why You Can Trust Our Conten