Natural attractions
Kolugljúfur – Kolu Gorge
Kolugljúfur is a gorge in the Víðidalur river in North West Iceland. It’s about 1 km long and up to 25 meters deep. Several waterfalls
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Hvítserkur
Hvítserkur Sea Stack Located in North West Iceland on the Vatnsnes Peninsula. The distance from Reykjavik by road is 229 km (142 mi), approxymately 3
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Ketubjörg
Ketubjörg Sea Cliffs Located in North West Iceland on the Skagi peninsula, north of the town of Sauðarkrókur. Ketubjörg are sea cliffs which are the
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Hljóðaklettar
Hljóðaklettar means rocks that echo due to accoustic effects. It is located in North East Iceland. It is in Jökulsárgljúfur Canyon which is part of
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Ásbyrgi
Located in North East Iceland, Ásbyrgi is a hoseshoe-shaped canyon, part of the Vatnajökull National Park and the northern entrance to Jökulsárgljúfur National Park. It
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Stóragjá
Stóragjá rift Located in North East Iceland, by Lake Mývatn not far away from the better known canyon Grjótagjá. Stóragjá is a little-known rift located
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Grjótagjá
Grjótagjá Canyon Located in North East Iceland, by Lake Mývatn. A small cave with a geothermal hot spring. It used to be a popular bathing
Waterfalls
Kambsfoss
Kambsfoss is a waterfal located in North West Iceland in the river Austurá in the valley Austurárdalur. It is perhaps best known for its salmon
Waterfalls
Hafragilsfoss
Located in the river Jokulsar a fjollum in the north east of Iceland, a part of Jokulsargljufur, the largest canyon in Iceland. Further downstream to the
Waterfalls
Goðafoss
Goðafoss is located in North East Iceland. This waterfall is of the river Skjálfandafljót, drops 12 metres and over a width of 30 meters. It
Waterfalls
Aldeyjafoss
Aldeyjarfoss is located in the Skjálfandafljót river in North Iceland, it is 20 metres high and tumbles through a narrow passage into a wide basin.
Waterfalls
Dettifoss
Dettifoss is in the Vatnajökul national park, North East of Iceland. Located in Jökulsá á Fjöllum river, which flows from the Vatnajökull glacier, the biggest