A stunning natural site formed 4000 years ago following eruptions from three nearby volcanoes.
A prominent landmark known for its picturesque and distinctive form, standing at 463 meters (1,519 feet) tall.
A neighbour to the iconic Kirkjufell Mountain, this picturesque waterfall adds to the allure of the already stunning Kirkjufell landscape.
A dormant volcanic crater on the peninsula, boasting a remarkable age of 3000 years. Accessible from March to November.
A stunning beach renowned for its unique black pebbles formed by volcanic activity and the remnants of a shipwreck dating back to 1948.
A beautiful and charming fishing village, known for its extremely picturesque cliff formations along the beach.
An iconic Icelandic landmark built in 1703, featuring striking black timber cladding that stands out against the surrounding landscape.
A coastal gem that not only captivates with its golden sands and rugged beauty but also holds the distinction of being a seal-watching haven.