Borgarfjörður Eystri is a fjord community where geology, folklore, and ecology converge with ....

Breiðdalsvík is a village defined by openness rather than enclosure. Set at the ....

Skriðuklaustur is an archaeological site where written history, physical evidence, and landscape intersect ....

Petra’s Stone Collection is a private geological archive shaped by patience rather than ....

Fauskavík, also known as Stapavík, is a quiet bay on Iceland’s remote east ....

Stuðlagil is a basalt column canyon where form, flow, and timing intersect with ....

A tranquil fishing village on Iceland’s Eastfjords, Djúpivogur combines centuries of maritime history ....

A dramatic and narrow coastal stretch of Iceland’s Ring Road, where towering scree ....

Stokksnes is a windswept headland in Southeast Iceland, famous for its black sand ....

Despite its name, Lónsfjörður is more of a shallow tidal lagoon than a ....

Eystrahorn, sometimes overshadowed by its famous neighbor Vestrahorn, is one of East Iceland’s ....

Founded in the late 19th century, Seyðisfjörður was historically a hub for fishing ....

Together with Vestrahorn and Eystrahorn, Brunnhorn forms part of the “Horny Mountains” trio—three ....

Fáskrúðsfjörður is a picturesque fjord and small town on the east coast of ....

Nestled in the rugged landscapes of East Iceland, near the town of Hofn ....

Nestled along Iceland’s captivating east coast lies a geological marvel that stirs the ....