The picture galleries on ELDEY.de are divided into different regions of Iceland. In addition, you there are two galleries with photos from the neighboring islands Greenland and
Faroe Islands.
This gallery provides photos of southwest Iceland: The capital of Reykjavik, the
Reykjanes Peninsula with the world famous Blue Lagoon and the archipelago of the Westman Islands. Browse gallery
In the south of Iceland there are numerous attractions, such as Thingvellir, Geysir,
Gullfoss and the spectacular waterfalls along the south coast. This region can be explored on day trips from Reykjavik. Browse gallery
The east of Iceland has a less tourism infrastructure, but there are a lot of attracture
to discover. Only on Thursdays, when the ferry Norröna arrives in Seyðisfjörður from Europe, there are many foreign tourists in this region. Browse gallery
Around Lake Myvatn there are many sights to discover. Beside the South this is one
of the most popular tourist destinations in Iceland. Worth seeing is also Aktureyri, the metropolis of the North.Browse gallery
The peninsula offers Snæfellsnes, Hraunfossar, Reykholt and the idyllic Hvalförður -
West Iceland also provides numerous sights. Our insider tip: The lonely West Fjords.Browse gallery
During the summer months from June to August you can also explore the icelandic
highlands by off-road vehicle: Landmannalaugar is popular in the southern highlands, and Hveravellir and Askja in the cnter of the islandBrowse gallery
This gallery shows some special natural phenomena in Iceland: The underwater world of Lake Thingvallavatn, where Europe and America are drifting apart, and the
colorful auroras in the winter.Browse gallery
Only two hours away from Iceland by aeroplane is situated the biggest island in the
world: Greenland. This gallery provides some photos from Narsarsuaq in the south of Greenland.Browse gallery
Between Iceland and Scotland the Faroe Islands are situated. You can visit the islands during a stopover by ferry. But it’s also worth to have a longer stay and to
explore the archipelago unhurriedly. Browse gallery
