Litlibaer was built in 1895 and the house is made of timber with stone side walls and grass on the roof. Around 20 people lived in Litlibaer at one point and the last inhabitants moved out in 1969. Th...

Olafsdalur by Gilsfjordur is a small valley, surrounded by high mountains, where the first agricultural school in Iceland was established in 1880. The beautiful school-building from 1896 is open to th...

The museum is located in an 18th-century building at the tip of the small spit on which the town of Isafjordur stands. The museum gives a unique insight into the rich maritime history and culture of t...

Visit the family-friendly Icelandic Sheep Centre (Sauðfjársetrið á Ströndum), at Saevangur and learn how sheep farming sustained Icelanders through the ages. You can pet the lambs, take a hay-cart...

Let us help you make the most of your trip! N1 is a leading fuel distributor in Iceland with locations all around Iceland. When you stop to fill the tank, grab a quick bite, travel supplies or tasty c...

The Nonsense-Museum is a museum of a series of weird things and collections gathered from individuals with collector mania. One example is an incredible collection of more than a hundred Police caps f...

On the shore of Skotufjordur (Skate Fjord) is Litlibaer, a beautifully restored turf farm open to visitors from mid-May to mid-September.  Litlibaer (Little Farm) was built in 1895 and as many as 2...

Founded in 1909, Skrudur on the north shore of Dyrafjordur is Iceland’s oldest arboretum. The vicar at nearby Nupur was interested in botany and collected seeds from all over the country creating the...

The West Fjords area is renowned for its magic and sorcery. In the 17th century an unusually high number of people in this area were accused of sorcery and if convicted, were burned to death. As yo...

Road 60 winds its way over the heath in an amazing set of twists and turns. From the top of Hrafnseyrarheidi heath is a great view over Arnarfjordur and the rugged mountain range of the West Fjords hi...