Explore Iceland

East Fjords

A succession of narrow fjords between Höfn and Egilsstaðir, fishing villages with colorful wooden houses and Iceland's only region where wild reindeer roam.

Highlands

Volcanic desert spanning 40,000 km² accessible 10 weeks a year, between Landmannalaugar's rhyolites, Askja's caldera and 4x4 crossings on F-roads.

Fjords De L'Ouest

West Fjords

Iceland's most ancient peninsula, accessible June through September, requiring a minimum of 5 days to explore its fjords, puffin cliffs, and remote geothermal baths.

North and Mývatn Lake

Active volcanoes of Mývatn, whales of Húsavík and winter skies clearer than the south: the North concentrates Iceland's geothermal character far from the crowds of the Golden Circle.

South Coast

400 km of waterfalls, glaciers and black sand beaches between Hveragerði and Höfn, with Jökulsárlón lagoon and Reynisfjara's basalt columns as highlights.

Reykjavik and Southwest

Iceland's gateway around Reykjavik, the Golden Circle and the volcanic Reykjanes peninsula, accessible year-round in 2 to 3 days.