Iceland captivates the imagination, and rightly so! Few countries offer such breathtaking landscapes. A land of fire and ice, home to over 300 volcanoes and countless glaciers. In Iceland, nature reigns supreme and distances are often measured in hundreds of kilometres. Here's an overview of the distances (in kilometres) between Iceland's cities and points of interest.

Höfn – Egilsstaðir 185 km

Reykjavik – Keflavík 48 km

Reykjavik – Vík 199 km

Reykjavik – Islande 163 km

Reykjavík – Lucerne 2639 km

Reykjavík – Stykkisholmur 168 km

Geysir – Gullfoss 14.5 km

Thingvellir – Geysir 53.7 km

Reykjanesbær – Thingvellir 88.7 km

Hveravellir – Akureyri 113 km

Reykjavik – Hveravellir 139 km

Reykjanesbær – Akureyri 430 km

Stykkishólmur – Hvammstangi 162 km

Ásahreppur – Reykjavik 222 km

Svartarkot – Ásahreppur 127 km

Svartarkot – Selfoss 522 km

Borðeyri – Mývatn 329 km

Blönduós – Akureyri 146 km

Blönduós – Mývatn 242 km

Hveravellir – Varmahlíð 76.4 km

Flúðir – Varmahlíð 375 km

Vík í Mýrdal – Vatnajökull 153 km

Gullfoss – Seljalandsfoss 120 km

Gullfoss – Hvolsvöllur 98.3 km

Gullfoss – Hella 2902 km

Gullfoss – Selfoss 71 km

Skaftafell – Dettifoss 470 km

Skaftafell – Godafoss Waterfall 525 km

Skaftafell – Mývatn 485 km

Skaftafell – Egilsstaðir 312 km

Reykjanesbær – Geysir 148 km

Skaftafell – Húsavík 530 km

Skógar – Skaftafell 335 km

Gullfoss – Skógar 125 km

Selfoss – Vík í Mýrdal 130 km