Les fjords de l'est

Svínafellsjökull glacier is part of the largest ice cap in Europe, at the heart of Vatnajökull National Park. It is one of the country’s most popular spots for glacier hiking, thanks to its extraordinary formations and sweeping views. Svínafellsjökull is roughly 1,000 years old and is known as one of Iceland’s bluest glaciers, its ice streaked with bright white snow and veins ...

Northern Iceland, made up of waterfalls and volcanoes, craters and glaciers, is simply breathtaking. Unlike the more populated south, the upper part of the island is less accessible and therefore more untouched, where wildlife thrives, promising adventure.Vast and rugged, the moon-like landscapes stretch as far as the eye can see, dotted with silent lava fields whose stillness is broken only ...

The Westfjords make up the northwestern stretch of land that juts into the Atlantic Ocean. In this wild region, home to 0.31 inhabitants per square kilometre, you'll find sheer cliffs such as Hornbjarg (534 m) and Látrabjarg (444 m), Europe's westernmost point, as well as the magnificent Dynjandi waterfall, whose waters cascade down the mountainside like a bridal ...