Thingvellir is Iceland’s first national park, established in 1930, and part of UNESCO’S World Heritage List since 2004. If there is one place that epitomises the spirit of Iceland, it is Thingvellir....

With its hot springs, vivid mountains and lush vegetation, who wouldn't be happy to soak away the hours in Landmannalaugar's warm river? Landmannalaugar means ‘Hot Springs of the People from Land’....

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...

As you walk up or down the main rift of Almannagja at Þingvellir, a flagpole marks the spot where the Alþingi or general assembly gathered for the first time in 930AD. The law speaker would recite Ice...

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...

A small detour can be taken to visit the last cave in Iceland where people lived. Take the small turning onto Laugarvatnshellavegur, road 367. Back in the early 20th century, especially for lower-i...

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...

Laugarvatn means 'hot spring lake' and you will find hot springs emerging on the shore of the lake. A small hut was built over one of the springs, making a rustic sauna that locals and visitors used t...

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...