Excursion provided by Jokulsarlon A trip amongst the icebergs is unforgettable and the photographic opportunities are endless. Join an Amphibian or Zodiac boat excursion from in front of the cafe/l...

Geysir is the only place in Iceland where you can easily observe a spouting hot spring or geyser. In fact, there are only a few places in the world where geysers are found. Unlike in some parts of the...

Reykholt is one of Iceland’s main historical sites, a cultural centre past and present. Snorri Sturluson, a famous medieval historian, politician and chieftain settled in Reykholt in 1206 and was kill...

Baejarstadaskogur is a birch and rowan forest in Morsardalur valley just west of Skaftafell. In 1935 some 22 hectares of forest was fenced in and protected from grazing sheep. Now it is considered to...

This beautiful lake is sited at the crossroads of F225 and F208. With an average depth of just 6m, the lake is popular with anglers and offers good Arctic char fishing. In summer a pair of the grea...

Many people visit Strandarkirkja, which stays open throughout the summer and on weekends in spring and autumn. Also, it is often open on weekends in winter. The church custodian receives visitors and...

Thingvellir’s parish church, built in 1859, serves the small congregation of the area, as well as being used for public and private church ceremonies. The bell tower contains three bells: a very old o...

The impressive row of 100 craters was formed in a volcanic eruption along a 25 km long fissure, starting in June 1783 and lasting seven months. The eruption produced the biggest lava flow in historica...

To visit the excavated site of the original farm at Stong drive along Stangarvegur, road 327. The gravel road it is not well-maintained so extra care is needed. Please note that the route is closed in...

From road 32 take a very short detour leading to a hill called Gaukshofdi - the detour is actually the old road, which was bypassed to avoid the hill. It's an easy walk up to the top of the hill where...