Iceland has many great destinations from the South Coast to the Westfjords, offering unique views, adventures, and experiences. Explore the main regions of Iceland and find your next destination!
Reykjavik is located in the southwest of Iceland, close to many natural attractions, and is a great base for any day trips you have planned during your visit. Reykjanes Peninsula is home to the famous Blue Lagoon, where visitors can take a dip in the geothermal pool!
South Iceland contains many of Iceland’s most popular tourist attractions, including the Golden Circle and the South Coast routes, mighty volcanoes, glaciers, glacial lagoons, and beautiful waterfalls.
While visiting Iceland, you may not see many trees, but East Iceland has the largest forest in the country. East Iceland is also known for its fjords.
North Iceland is a stunning place to visit; here, you’ll find Akureyri, the country’s second-largest city, largest waterfall Dettifoss, geothermal wonders, volcanic craters, lava fields, relaxing natural baths, and the best whale watching tours.
Every adventure lover should visit the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and Westfjords! Ring Road 2 runs through the Westfjords on a jagged road around the famous mountain peaks, valleys, and coastlines, with stops at Dyndjandi Waterfall and the golden sands of Raudasandur Beach.
The central highlands cover most of the island. This part of Iceland is uninhabited and belongs to the category of “desert.” The highlands can be harsh in weather, but some of Iceland’s most beautiful spots are found in this region.