6 articles to prepare your trip
Isolated geothermal basin in the Syðri Fjallabak Highlands, near the Mælifell volcano. Access by 4x4 and hiking from Strútur hut, open June to September.
Seljalandsfoss
A 65 m waterfall on Iceland's south coast, 120 km from Reykjavik. Its distinctive feature: a trail allows you to walk behind the water curtain.
An active volcano standing at 1,488 m in southern Islande, Mount Hekla offers a day hike and direct access to the Landmannalaugar massif.
55 km between Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk through rhyolite, obsidian lava, hot springs and glacial valleys: complete guide to the Laugavegur trek.
Faille d'Eldgjá
In the heart of Iceland's Highlands, Eldgjá tears across the landscape for 40 km. Born from the Katla eruption in 934, this fiery rift leads to the Ófærufoss waterfall.
Egilsstaðir
Capital of East Iceland, Egilsstaðir opens the door to wild fjords, the Hengifoss waterfall, and the lake of the legendary Lagarfljótsormur.
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