Hvitanes is a seal colony on the west shore of Skotufjordur by the entrance to the fjord. By the farm of the same name, there's a place where you can pull off the road and watch the seals hauled out o...

This prominent sea stack stands sentinel by the cliffs of Stapavik on a dramatic stretch of coast, known as Þvottarskridur, the Þvotta screes. Road 1 snakes along the screen, below menacing peaks, oft...

Just off the coast from Djupivogur, the low-lying grassy island is clearly visible from land. As you approach the island by boat the sky is filled with birds flying to and from their nest sites. This...

Contrasting habitats make the Bulandsnes peninsula rich in bird species and an important breeding ground for many birds. The area is recognized as globally important by Birdlife International.  Among...

On the west shore of Lake Myvatn, Hofdi is a recreational forested area sited on a scenic peninsula jutting into the lake. There's a small car park by the entrance gate and you'll also find toilets th...

Several hiking opportunities can be found in the Husafell area, with trails suitable for families and more experienced hikers. The scenery ranges from dense woodland to spectacular canyons and glacial...

At Kaldarbotnar, beautiful hot water springs can be found at the edge of the forest. 10.5km / 3.5hrs    

Fun and safe sport for the whole family. The archery is practiced like bowling. Everyone can participate and please  Step inside if you are passing by and engage in archery, at any time, between 12-22...

At 14 km. long and 441 m, at its highest point, Latrabjarg is the largest ocean cliff in Iceland and the island’s westernmost point. It is home to countless seabirds during the breeding season. If you...

Duration: 1-3 hours each way. Difficulty: an easy to moderate cliff-top walk. Interest: puffins, guillemots and other seabirds (best from May to late July); views. Start/End: the lighthouse at the end...