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...

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...

In Water Massage 1 The hour in Water Massage at 15:00 hours. Suspended in the soothing warmth of the milky blue waters of the Blue Lagoon, enjoy a deeply relaxing massage using a massage oil that c...

Culture Center, has a small artist residency, artist workshop, sound studio and all kind of venues. Slaturhusid is the home of the Vega used youth center and MMF culture center. MMF offers all kinds o...

You might encounter a single lane bridge, even on the main road (indicated by this sign).  The rule is that you have to slow down and the car which approaches first, crosses the bridge first. Drivi...

Vigur is a tiny island in Isafjardardjup in the West Fjords. It is somewhat surprising that people would choose to live in a remote place like this. But this is what Icelanders have done through the c...

The Bathtubs, made from Kambala wood, will be 7 in total so we can have about 14 people each hour.  It is available for people, one at a time, or two together. There is no age limit for the beer ba...

Helgafell is a prominent rocky hill, a few kilometers south of Stykkisholmur. At the foot of the hill stands a church, where one of the most enigmatic heroines of the Icelandic Sagas, Gudrun Osvifursd...

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...

The Bjarnarflag Geothermal Station in the Lake Myvatn area is the smallest geothermal station owned by Landsvirkjun and the first of its kind in Iceland. The station generates 3 MW, using the steam fr...