Iceland.
Sauðarkrokur
This waterfront town on Skagafjörður in northern Iceland is the largest settlement in Northwest Iceland, with mountains rising nearby and a fjord setting tha…
Olafsvik
Little fishing village on the north coast of Iceland's Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Ólafsvík sits where mountains meet the water and offers a handful of cafés and…
Seyðisfjörður
A small fjord-side village in East Iceland known for its arts scene — anchored by the LungA Art Festival and LungA School — and as Iceland's only ferry port…
Norðurþing
Húsavík, on the shores of Skjálfandi Bay in northeast Iceland, is regarded as the whale watching capital of Iceland, with whales sighted on the vast majority…
Blonduos
A small village on Iceland's Ring Road where the glacial river Blanda meets the sea, Blönduós sits in a natural hollow between steep riverbanks.
Keflavik
Home to Iceland's only international airport, Keflavík is a compact town on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland with a café and restaurant scene con…
Grindavik
This tiny fishing town on Iceland's Southern Peninsula, Grindavík sits close to the Blue Lagoon and the Reykjanes Geopark, which has its headquarters here.
Hella
This modest village in southern Iceland on the banks of the Ytri-Rangá river, Hella sits on Route 1 between Selfoss and Hvolsvöllur, roughly a two-hour drive…
Djupivogur
A little settlement on a peninsula in eastern Iceland, between two fjords, with the pyramid-shaped peak of Búlandstindur as its most prominent landmark.
Borgarnes
A modest Icelandic town on a peninsula at the edge of Borgarfjörður, Borgarnes serves as a gateway to Snaefellsnes National Park and a stopping point on the…
Dalvik
A tiny fishing village on Eyjafjörður fjord in northern Iceland, Dalvík sits at the mouth of the Svarfaðardalur valley with mountains close behind.
Akranes
This little port town on Iceland's west coast, Akranes sits on a peninsula between Hvalfjörður and Leirárvogur, with the mountain Akrafjall rising at its cen…
Hvammstangi
Small fishing village on the Vatnsnes peninsula in northwest Iceland, Hvammstangi sits directly on Miðfjörður with mountains close by.
Vik
Iceland's southernmost village sits on the black-sand coast of the south shore, backed by Mýrdalsjökull glacier and the volatile Katla volcano beneath it.
Patreksfjordur
A fishing village on the westernmost edge of Iceland, sitting directly on the fjord that shares its name in the Westfjords region.
Neskaupstaður
This compact Icelandic town on the fjord Norðfjörður, with mountains rising directly behind and the Norwegian Sea at its edge, Neskaupstaður stretches along…
Budardalur
Small Icelandic fjordside village spread across green coastal flatlands, with broad tundra hills rising behind and calm fjord waters at its doorstep, serving…
Hvolsvollur
A low-rise Icelandic town spread across a broad green plain, with rounded hills rising to one side and wide open farmland stretching toward distant mountains…
Selfoss
This modest town on the banks of the Ölfusá river is the largest in South Iceland, with a compact central core of cafés and restaurants that makes it a pract…
Isafjordur
This small Icelandic town sits on a sand spit deep in the Westfjords, surrounded by steep mountain terrain and fjord waters on all sides.
Varmahlid
A tiny hamlet in Skagafjörður, northern Iceland, Varmahlíð sits in a geothermally active area — the settlement's name translates as "warm slope" — and has gr…
Skagastrond
A small fishing hamlet on the western shore of Iceland's Skagi peninsula, Skagaströnd sits along Húna Bay with the mountain Spákonufell rising above the vill…
Stodvarfjordur
Tiny Icelandic fishing hamlet on a calm fjord, with a small working harbour, colourful low-rise buildings spread across green slopes, and dramatic flat-toppe…
Vogar
This pocket-sized waterfront village on the northern edge of the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland, Vogar sits close to mountains and houses an unusua…
Eskifjordur
A pocket-sized fishing port on the north shore of its namesake fjord in eastern Iceland, Eskifjörður has been a trading post since the 18th century, when the…
Raufarhofn
Iceland's northernmost town, Raufarhöfn sits on the northeastern tip of the Melrakkaslétta peninsula, within walking distance of the sea.
Egilsstaðir
The largest settlement in east Iceland, Egilsstaðir sits on the banks of the Lagarfljót river and serves as the region's main commercial and service hub, wit…
Hrisey
This compact island in Eyjafjörður, off Iceland's north coast, is known for its wildlife and birdlife, and has been continuously inhabited since the Settleme…
Þórshöfn
A small fishing village on the northern coast of Iceland's Langanes peninsula, Þórshöfn sits directly on Þistilfjörður bay with mountains close by.
Kopavogur
Iceland's second-largest municipality sits immediately south of Reykjavík, with a walkable commercial centre, cafés, and waterfront access along the inlet wh…
Hofn
A modest fishing town in southeastern Iceland, Höfn sits beside Hornafjörður fjord with close views of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier by volume.
Breiðdalsvík
A little fishing hamlet on Iceland's east coast, Breiðdalsvík sits at the mouth of the Breiðdalur valley where it meets a broad cove.
Stokkseyri
This tiny hamlet on Iceland's southern coast sits directly on the water above a lava field that extends into a reef-studded shoreline.
Grimsey
Straddling the Arctic Circle off Iceland's north coast, Grimsey is the country's northernmost inhabited settlement — a tiny fishing hamlet reachable by ferry…
Flúðir
A small Icelandic village in the Southern Region with a disproportionate number of cafés and restaurants for its size, Flúðir sits beside the water with moun…
Laugarvatn
A small lakeside hamlet in southern Iceland with a geothermally heated pool fed by the lake's hot spring — the same waters where, according to tradition, som…
Flateyri
This compact Westfjords hamlet sits directly on the water at the mouth of Önundarfjörður, with mountain scenery surrounding the fjord.
Hvanneyri
This modest hamlet in western Iceland is home to the Agricultural University of Iceland, which has roots in a farming school founded here in 1889.
Hveragerdi
A geothermally active village where steaming hot rivers cut through moss-covered hillsides, with a small café scene and easy access to Iceland's upland inter…
Reykjahlíð
Reykjahlíð sits on the shores of Lake Mývatn in northern Iceland, a tiny settlement that serves as the main base for exploring one of the country's most volc…
Hellissandur
One of Iceland's oldest fishing villages, Hellissandur sits at the northwestern tip of the Snæfellsnes peninsula beside the water, with the Snæfellsjökull gl…
Alftanes
This small Icelandic peninsula village on the Reykjanes coast is home to Bessastaðir, the official residence of the President of Iceland, set against a backd…
Laugar
Laugar is a small Icelandic village that grew up around thermal springs — its name means "hot springs" in Icelandic — on the Diamond Circle tourist route in…
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