Rangárþing eystra Travel Guide

Skogafoss thunders 60 metres down, creating rainbows in its mist when sunlight hits. Climb the adjacent 400-step staircase for breathtaking panoramic views of south Iceland's dramatic landscape.

Seljalandsfoss offers the rare chance to walk behind its 60-meter cascade, viewing the world through a curtain of water. Visit at sunset when the light transforms the mist into a golden spectacle.

This infamous glacier-topped volcano halted global air travel in 2010 with its spectacular eruption. Experience Iceland's dramatic "fire and ice" landscape through guided glacier hikes or summer snowmobiling tours.

Skógafoss cascades 60 metres down with enough power to create rainbows in its mist on sunny days. Climb the adjacent staircase for panoramic views of Iceland's stunning southern landscape.

Nestled between three glaciers, Þórsmörk's lush valleys and volcanic landscapes create Iceland's premier hiking paradise. Traverse moss-covered canyons and birch forests while watching for Arctic foxes along the trails.

Tucked within a moss-covered gorge, Kvernufoss Waterfall invites adventurers to walk behind its 30-meter cascade. The serene 20-minute hike rewards with an intimate perspective few Icelandic waterfalls offer.

The LAVA Centre offers immersive, high-tech exhibitions exploring Iceland's volcanic forces. Engage with interactive displays simulating eruptions while enjoying panoramic views of nearby volcanoes from the rooftop deck.

Skógar Museum's three sections showcase 15,000+ artefacts from Iceland's cultural history, from Viking era to 20th century. Explore turf houses and antique vehicles, then visit the nearby Skógafoss waterfall.