At Keldur at Rangarvellir, there is a turf farm of an ancient type, which is one of the largest preserved turf farms in south Iceland. The halls timber frame is a stave construction with decorative mo...

Duration: 3-5 hours. Difficulty: a steady climb and descent of about 300-400 meters, or more depending on how far you go. You will return by the same path so the choice is yours. Interest: if you foun...

Duration: 30 minutes (or longer). Difficulty: easy walk along terminal moraines overlooking the lagoon. Interest: glacier tongue, a less-visited iceberg lagoon. Start/End: Fjallsarlon is signposted on...

Duration: 1.5 hours. Difficulty: a steady ascent and descent of around 200m. The path is stony. Interest: great views of the chain of craters which formed in 1783 during Iceland’s most powerful erupti...

All over Iceland swimming pools are built in areas where there is geothermal hot water, mostly in towns and villages, but sometimes just out in the middle of nowhere. Seljavallalaug is a swimming p...

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Connecting Þingvellir and Geysir is a scenic drive across Lyngdalsheidi heath. There are several points where you can draw off the road for a fantastic view over the mountains in the distance. See the...

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The southernmost part of the Vatnajokull glacier envelops the central volcano Oraefajokull and Iceland's highest peak, Hvannadalshnjukur, at 2110m. Oraefajokull is a stratovolcano which has erupted...

Duration: 3 hours. Difficulty: easy, around 200m of ascent and descent. Interest: waterfalls, views of the glacier. Start/End: the trail starts left of the toilets at the Visitor Centre at Skaftafell....