Visit Iceland | Official travel info for Iceland
WEBDid you know that there are over 100 towns and villages to explore throughout Iceland? We encourage you to stop and look into these charming, beautiful, and often quirky places. History, art, nature, local cuisine, and year-round swimming pools abound. You might be surprised at what you find! Find your path
Visit Iceland | Official travel info for Iceland
WEBShimmering Northern Lights. Hot springs and geysers. Vibrant culture and Viking history. Vast volcanic landscapes and black sand beaches.
Visit Iceland | Official travel info for Iceland
WEBFinding things to do... Expansive Glaciers. Shimmering Northern Lights. Hot springs and geysers. Vibrant culture and Viking history. Vast volcanic landscapes and black sand beaches.
Visit Iceland | Official travel info for Iceland
WEBIceland is a geologist’s and nature lovers' dreamscape—a rugged island where the forces of nature conspire to paint a breathtaking portrait of the Earth’s raw power. From active volcanoes to phenomenal glaciers, the country is rich …
Map of Iceland
WEBDiscover the sights, activities, and restaurants that appeal to you and create a personalized route with just a few clicks on our interactive map. Here are a few simple tips to help you plan the perfect trip—from A-Ö!
Experiences in Iceland
WEBCheck out the countless activity options you have when visiting Iceland. Find more things to do. The best time to experience Iceland is all year-round. Iceland is a country of extreme contrasts where long summer days with 24-hours of sunlight are offset by short winter days.
Planning a trip to Iceland
WEB5 golden rules for planning a trip to Iceland. How many days are enough for a trip around Iceland? Putting together an itinerary for a trip to Iceland is great fun but the amount of sights and options can also feel overwhelming.
Visit Iceland | Official travel info for Iceland
WEBExpansive Glaciers. Shimmering Northern Lights. Hot springs and geysers. Vibrant culture and Viking history. Vast volcanic landscapes and black sand beaches.
The Regions - Visit Iceland
WEBThe regions are South Iceland, East Iceland, North Iceland, the Westfjords, West Iceland, Reykjanes, and Reykjavík capital area. Click on each of the seven regions to learn about the defining qualities, history, attractions, and other highlights. Discover your …
Sustainable travel in Iceland
WEBOne of the best ways to visit Iceland sustainably is by visiting the regions, staying for longer, and traveling slowly during the off-season. Take your time to explore the island, rather than hurrying from sight to sight, trying to do as much as possible in a short time