
From steaming hot springs to glaciers and remote coastlines, discover Iceland's diverse natural landscapes.
The journey
Explore Iceland from its geothermal heart to its remote northern and western landscapes. Discover the Golden Circle and the dramatic South Coast. Continue to the glaciers, waterfalls and ice-filled lagoons of Southeast Iceland, then travel through the scenic fjords and fishing villages of the East. The volcanic landscapes of Lake Myvatn and the waterfalls and canyons of North Iceland lead onwards to quieter coastal regions and the diverse Snæfellsnes peninsula. Finish in Reykjavik and the volcanic Reykjanes Peninsula, completing a journey through Iceland's geothermal, volcanic, glacial and coastal landscapes.
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Hveragerdi is known as Iceland’s, and one of the world’s, capitals of hot springs (“hver” means hot spring). The region, part of the Hengill volcano, is highly geothermally active, and numerous mostly minor earthquakes are recorded here each year. The village is also famous for its greenhouses, which are heated with hot water from the volcanic springs, as well as for the nearby Reykjadalur Valley.
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