Edinborg- Bistro, whether you want a taste of the Icelandic food culture, get some coffee and cake, or simply enjoying a cold one on the side. Then Edinburgh Bistro - Cafe - Bar is the place to enjoy....

Iceland is known for its quirky museums and this one is up in the top ten. There’s a collection of aviation memorabilia but the main exhibit is dedicated to the heroic rescue of the crew of the Dhoon,...

Stop at the viewpoint above the road at Kambsnes at the entrance to the beautiful fjord Alftafjordur, meaning 'swan fjord'. In the distance, gaze across to the snow-flecked mountains, called Snaefjall...

Arngerdareyri is a castle-like house, and rather grander than other buildings in the region. It was built in 1928, at a time when life was prosperous in Arngerdareyri; there was a bridge where the fer...

A church has been at Stori Laugardalur for centuries. The present church was prefabricated in Norway. It was brought to Iceland on board a whaling ship and erected in 1907 just outside the village of...

The Windmill in Vigur is the only preserved wooden wind-powered grain mill in the country can be found in Vigur. It is said that Daniel Hjaltason goldsmith built the mill around 1860, but it has since...

Raudasandur is a stunning sandy beach on a remote stretch of coast at the end of a winding dirt road. The 15 km detour on road 614 crosses a plateau and descends in a series of tight hairpin bends to...

Dynjandi is one of Iceland´s most beautiful waterfalls. The 100m high falls fan out like a veil as they tumble down the side of the mountain. They are also known as Fjallfoss ‘Mountain Falls’. Ther...

In the inner reaches of Arnarfjordur (eagle fjord), the main fjord branches into smaller fjords. The gravel road (only open in summer) partly hugs the coast, but also hangs high above the fjord, offer...

For such a tiny community it comes as a surprise to find a perfect bathing spot, right on the shoreline - two beautiful hot pools.  You can soak in Drangsnes' geothermally fed twin hot tubs, while...