Iceland
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Þingvellir National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Offers, lakes, and volcanic features. Coordinates: 64.2550° N, 21.1300° W
Vatnajökull National Park
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Glacial lake with floating icebergs. And amazing views.
Coordinates: 64.0481° N, 16.1794° W
Gullfoss Waterfall
A powerful two-tiered waterfall in the Golden Circle, with mist rising. Coordinates: 64.3275° N, 20.1217° W
Geysir Geothermal Area
Home to active geysers, including Strokkur.
Coordinates: 64.3130° N, 20.3024° W
Landmannalaugar
Known for its colorful rhyolite mountains, hot springs, and hiking trails. Coordinates: 63.9836° N, 19.0633° W
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
A dramatic black sand beach with striking basalt columns.
Coordinates: 63.4046° N, 19.0516° W
Skógafoss Waterfall
One of Iceland’s largest waterfalls, plunging 60 meters.
Coordinates: 63.5321° N, 19.5116° W
Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
A unique waterfall where you can walk behind the cascade.
Coordinates: 63.6156° N, 19.9886° W
Mývatn Lake
A geothermal area with volcanic landscapes and hot springs. Coordinates: 65.6050° N, 17.0044° W
Dettifoss Waterfall
Europe’s most powerful waterfall, known for its thunderous roar.
Coordinates: 65.8142° N, 16.3840° W
Askja Caldera
A large volcanic caldera in the Highlands, featuring a crater lake. Coordinates: 65.0308° N, 16.7480° W
Hverir Geothermal Area
A bubbling geothermal field with boiling mud pots and steam vents. Coordinates: 65.6416° N, 16.8062° W
Kerið Crater Lake
A vivid blue lake in a volcanic crater, surrounded by red volcanic rock. Coordinates: 64.0416° N, 20.8851° W
Skaftafell National Park
Part of Vatnajökull National Park, featuring glaciers and the waterfalls. Coordinates: 64.0175° N, 16.9750° W
Laugavegur Hiking Trail
A famous route through volcanic deserts, hot springs, and glaciers. Coordinates: 63.6655° N, 19.0571° W
Hraunfossar Waterfalls
A series of waterfalls streaming from a lava field into the Hvítá River. Coordinates: 64.7039° N, 20.9804° W
Goðafoss Waterfall
The "Waterfall of the Gods," known for its horseshoe-shaped cascade. Coordinates: 65.6831° N, 17.5509° W
Snæfellsjökull National Park
A coastal park with a glacier-topped volcano and lava formations. Coordinates: 64.8000° N, 23.7833° W
Dyrhólaey Peninsula
A coastal promontory known for its natural sea arch.
Coordinates: 63.4000° N, 19.1300° W
Hvítserkur
A dragon-like rock formation rising out of the sea.
Coordinates: 65.6050° N, 20.6377° W
Kirkjufell Mountain
Iceland’s most photographed mountain, often seen with a waterfall. Coordinates: 64.9294° N, 23.3077° W
Látrabjarg Cliffs
Europe’s largest bird cliffs, home to millions of seabirds.
Coordinates: 65.5028° N, 24.5319° W
Thórsmörk Valley
A remote valley surrounded by glaciers and mountains.
Coordinates: 63.6800° N, 19.5300° W
Fjadrargljufur Canyon
A dramatic canyon with winding rivers, perfect for hiking.
Coordinates: 63.7710° N, 18.1670° W