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Birdlife is particularly rich in Iceland. To date, no less than 300 species of birds have been documented in Iceland. Of these, about 70 breed on the island, 26 are considered irregular breeders, 9 are considered to be transient, and around 150 are considered to be casu
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Birdlife in Iceland
Iceland is full of wide open spaces and desertic landscapes, you sometimes won't find a drop of fuel for many miles. This map is intended to help travelers locate these gas stations more easily. There are several operators in Iceland: Atlantsolia, N1, ÓB, Olís, Orkan
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Interactive Map of Gas Stations in Iceland
In Iceland, each region has its own charm a long list of unusual or unusually beautiful sites. Some regions, such as the south and the west, which remain accessible in winter, are very popular for short stays because you can get there all year round. The highlands (
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Interactive Map of Tourist Sites in Iceland
North Iceland is a landscape of peninsulas and fjords. The road that leads from the Eastern Fjörds to the Myvatn region is particularly deserted and these lunar landscapes as you make your way to Myvatn really are magical in their own right. The Myvatn region in the No
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Interactive Map of Northern Iceland
The East of Iceland region offers fjords, small fishing ports, and hiking, lots and lots of hiking. It is full of historic charm and very sparsely inhabited. The points of interest are countless and the landscapes wild and a hostile beauty, and it is in the eastern fjor
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Interactive Map of Eastern Iceland
The northwestern region of Iceland ALL about the fjords. It's remote and somewhat isolated from the rest of the country, but that makes it a truly wild place with incredible things to see. Close to the Arctic Circle, it is the most untamed region of the island and the l
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Interactive map of North West Iceland
The western region of Iceland is one of the richest historically-speaking. Many Icelandic sagas tell stories about these places, so there is a cultural appeal, but then there are also many visually stunning points of interest that make it worth a stay. The West is the m
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Interactive Map of Western Iceland
Iceland is famous for its hot springs, and there are many to choose from. They can be found all around the island, some of which are of course harder to get to than others. This map will tell you where the best ones are. Hot water rivers, geothermally heated pools... Ic
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Interactive Map of Hot Springs in Iceland
More information on the ongoing eruption near Grindavik ! Iceland has no less than 130 volcanoes. Some are dormant, like sleeping dragons, while others are still very much active. The position of the country, located on the North American and Eurasian Ridge, explains th
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Interactive Map of Iceland's Volcanoes
South Iceland is probably the most touristic region in the country. Waterfalls, beaches as far as the eye can see, glaciers, icebergs, volcanoes and national parks: this region has a smorgasbord of landscape types. It is also easy to get to in winter, so that opens up
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Interactive Map of Southern Iceland
The highlands of Central Iceland are the wild and hostile deserts of the country. This is where you can find the famous Landmannalaugar and Kerlingarfjöll sites, which make this region a top choice for hikes and treks. Central Iceland is a wild area, accessible only to
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Interactive Map of Central Iceland
Iceland offers extraordinary landscapes, and for this reason hikes and treks are countless whatever the region you choose to visit. This interactive hiking map will help travelers plan their trips with trails that are each more exceptional than the last all around the i
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Interactive Map of Iceland's Hiking Trails
Often overlooked by tourists due to its geographical location, the Westfjords region is often a favourite region for visitors who have had the chance to explore it. The Westfjords are undoubtedly one of the wildest and most characteristic areas in Iceland. Once past the
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Patreksfjörður to Arnarfjörður
Located on the south coast of Iceland between Jökulsarlón and Vik, Kirkjubæjarklaustur is a small town of about 500 inhabitants. Its name, quite complicated to pronounce at first, is often abbreviated to “Klaustur” and literally means “Chapel of the Ladies' Far
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The Kirkjubæjarklaustur Region
There are two main roads that cut the island South to North, two off-road trails, the better known and the most popular of the two is the Kjölur (F35), and the road less traveled is Road F26 or Sprengisandur. Like the vast majority of trails that go inland, the F26 is
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Sprengisandur: Off-road Trail F26