The picturesque landscapes of Iceland
Ready to explore Iceland? Whether you seek remote areas off the beaten track or the more popular picks and world-renowned destinations, there are various options. We have gathered some information on established Scenic Routes in Iceland to guide you in searching for your favourite parts of Iceland. Of course, we recommend taking the time to explore them carefully.
The Arctic Coast Way
Iceland’s new and northernmost tourist route was opened in 2019 and at once chosen by Lonely Planet as one of Europe’s Top Destinations.
The Volcanic Way
Are you ready for The Volcanic Way? This newly designated route is your gateway to exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes of South Iceland and the Reykjanes regions.
The Westfjords Way
A touring route that navigates you 950 km through the Westfjord‘s rough and dramatic landscape.
The Silver Circle of Borgarfjörður
Spanning approximately 146 km, this route takes you through a magnificent and ever-changing landscape while driving next to Borgarfjörður.
The Diamond Circle
A magnificent circuit of 250km in the Northeast of Iceland, which includes some of the most stunning sights and landscapes.
The Golden Circle
The most famous scenic route in Iceland and combines stunning landmarks and historically significant places in a circular sightseeing tour.
The Eastfjords
The Iceland you see in the movies. Harbor towns with colorful houses made with corrugated metal and mountain passes.
The Snæfellsnes peninsula
Explore sites revealing Iceland's unique geological history up close and within short distances.
The Ring Road
A 1322 km loop connecting most towns and villages; a road trip renowned for the variety in scenery, passing many of Iceland’s most iconic sites.
Strandir
The road less traveled, known as Strandir, is the eastern spine of the Westfjords. The dramatic coastal drive, from Hólmavík to Norðurfjörður, passes abandoned herring factories and beaches full of driftwood.
The South Coast
The south coast of Iceland is an astonishing medley of waterfalls, glaciers, and famous black sand beaches.