West Fjords Holidays

A mesmerising mix of mountains, fjords, waterfalls and wildlife, the East Fjords are scattered with idyllic fishing villages, while routes north and south connect you easily to Icelandic icons like the glacial lagoon and Myvatn's volcanic wonders.

A region of diverse and incredible natural beauty, the north of Iceland boasts thundering waterfalls, dramatic canyons, scenic fjords, rivers, lakes and striking volcanic features complemented by interesting towns and villages and plenty of opportunities to explore.

As the world's most northerly capital and one of the most compact – Reykjavik, the 'Bay of Smoke' – never fails to surprise, at any time of year. Blending Nordic heritage with modern, and distinctly unique style, this vibrant city can be reached in less than 3 hours from many UK airports.

Snaefellsnes and West Iceland is the region beloved of artists, musicians, writers and anyone seeking Viking history and inspiration from nature at its most magical.

Also known as the ‘beautiful south’ – this region is dominated by the vast Vatnajokull icecap and many a glacier spilling out over the land.

Most first-timers to Iceland choose to explore this region partly because it is where the international airport at Keflavik is located, and partly because there is so much stunning scenery to explore, including the sights on the famed Golden Circle route.

A vast and fascinating area, isolated, raw and rugged - once visited, never forgotten. This is a region where visitors feel humbled by lofty scenery and Mother Nature's awesome talent. A 4WD, high clearance vehicle is an absolute must, unless taking a guided tour.