Destinations

Iceland's compact capital pairs design, dining, and museums with easy access to day trips.

Soak in milky-blue geothermal waters, then explore lava fields and coastal cliffs near KEF.

A showcase of Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, black-sand beaches, and the village of Vik.

Europe's largest glacier meets the famous glacier lagoon - ice caves in season, blue ice, and Diamond Beach.

Often called Iceland in Miniature - dramatic coastlines, charming fishing towns, and a striking volcano-glacier.

The capital of the north with a laid-back vibe, great cafes, and easy access to whale watching and nearby waterfalls.

A geothermal wonderland of pseudo-craters, lava fields, steaming vents, and nearby hot springs - striking in every season.

Remote and rugged with epic fjords, the Dynjandi waterfall, and the bird cliffs of Latrabjarg in summer.

Iceland's interior is all colorful rhyolite mountains and hiking - typically accessible only in summer via 4x4 routes.

Walk between two tectonic plates and explore historic sites on the Golden Circle.

Home to Strokkur's reliable eruptions and bubbling hot springs.

A thundering two-tier waterfall and a highlight of any Golden Circle drive.

A vivid volcanic crater lake with easy walking paths and panoramic views.

Hike to a warm river for a natural soak above Hveragerdi.

Greenhouses, hot springs, and trails in Iceland's geothermal town.

A tall waterfall you can walk behind for misty, memorable views.

A powerful curtain of water with stairway views from the top.

Black-sand beach with basalt columns and roaring Atlantic waves.

Clifftop views, a stone arch, and summer puffins.

Charming coastal village near cliffs, beaches, and sea stacks.

Accessible glacier tongue for ice walks and glacier lagoon views.

A winding mossy canyon with dramatic overlooks.

Hiking hub within Vatnajökull National Park with glaciers and waterfalls.

Basalt-column waterfall reached by a rewarding forest hike.

Quieter glacier lagoon with floating ice and mountain views.

Glacial ice pieces sparkle on the black-sand shoreline.

Harbor town known for lobster and views of Vatnajökull.

Dramatic mountain peaks, dunes, and mirror-like tidal flats.

Fjord landscapes, coastal roads, and small fishing villages.

Colorful streets, creative scene, and a picturesque fjord setting.

Known for puffins, hikes, and peaceful coastal views.

Striking basalt columns framing a turquoise glacial river.

One of Iceland's tallest waterfalls with layered cliff faces.

Gateway town for Eastfjords road trips and lake walks.

Whale-watching capital with harbor cafes and museums.

The Waterfall of the Gods with easy viewpoints on both sides.

Europe's most powerful waterfall with thunderous spray.

A horseshoe-shaped canyon with tranquil walking paths.

Colorful geothermal fields, craters, and lava landscapes.

Arctic Circle island with seabirds and summer midnight sun.

Historic herring town nestled in a narrow fjord.

Mountains, fishing villages, and scenic drives along the coast.

Twin waterfall stops with lava-filtered water and a rugged gorge.

Europe's most powerful hot spring with steaming vents.

Small coastal town with museums and views of Borgarfjörður.

Harbor town and gateway to Breiðafjörður islands.

Iconic cone-shaped mountain with nearby waterfalls.

Westfjords hub with cafes, culture, and mountain scenery.

A tiered waterfall that fans down a mountainside.