Iceland Destinations

Remote fjords, dramatic landscapes, and puffin colonies.

A quieter corner of Iceland with deep fjords, tiny fishing villages and scenic mountain roads.

Popular route featuring Thingvellir, Geysir, and Gullfoss.

Wild, uninhabited interior accessible only in summer.

Iceland's whale watching capital, with a charming harbor, colorful houses and easy access to the Arctic Circle.

The largest town in the Westfjords, set on a dramatic fjord and a gateway to remote wilderness.

A hiker's paradise of colorful rhyolite mountains, geothermal hot springs and rugged highland trails.

A volcanic lake area famous for pseudocraters, geothermal baths, lava fields and rich birdlife.

Includes Akureyri, Lake Myvatn, and whale watching hubs.

Iceland's vibrant capital and gateway to the country.

Miniature Iceland with the iconic Snæfellsjökull volcano.

Home to black sand beaches, waterfalls, and glaciers.

A small village on Iceland's South Coast, known for black sand beaches, sea stacks and puffin colonies.

Rugged, sparsely populated peninsula with deep fjords.