Explore Iceland

Choose a region or a map layer, then explore its places.

Begin in Reykjavík: city architecture, waterfront walks and geothermal swimming pools.

The capital

Begin in Reykjavík: city architecture, waterfront walks and geothermal swimming pools.

Reykjavík, Hallgrímskirkja, the Old Harbour

The airport peninsula offers an introduction to Iceland’s volcanic and geothermal landscapes.

Keflavík, Seltún, the Blue Lagoon area

Snæfellsnes brings together a dramatic coast, mountains and fishing villages.

Snæfellsnes, Kirkjufell, Borgarnes

Winding coasts and quiet settlements reveal another scale of Iceland. Allow time for mountain roads and weather.

Ísafjörður, Dynjandi, coastal bird cliffs

Use Akureyri as a city base for Mývatn’s volcanic landscapes and the northern coast.

Akureyri, Mývatn, Krafla

Valleys, eastern fjords and coastal villages reward unhurried stops along the way.

Egilsstaðir, Seyðisfjörður, the Eastfjords

From the Golden Circle to the south coast: waterfalls, black sand, glaciers and glacier lagoons.

The Golden Circle, Vík, Jökulsárlón

Rhyolite mountains, lava and geothermal landscapes. Highland roads and trails are seasonal; check access, weather and the chosen route separately.

Landmannalaugar, Hveravellir and the highland trails