The Eastfjords are one of Iceland’s most peaceful, least-visited regions — winding coastal roads, tiny fishing villages like Seyðisfjörður, herds of wild reindeer, and a slower pace worth slowing down for. If you’re driving the Ring Road, here’s why the East deserves more than a quick pass-through.
There’s a reason artists have claimed Seydisfjordur (Seyðisfjörður) as their own. The colorful houses, interesting sculptures and quiet beauty of this whimsical little town feels like a Nordic fantasy tale brought to life. Even though I don’t have a visually…
Hang on a minute…. Did somebody say langoustine capital of the world?! Yep, that would be Höfn, Iceland. A little fishing village in southeast Iceland that’s world-famous for its lobster dishes. (The buttery, melt-in-your-mouth kind you’ll dream about long after…
East Iceland is a land of beauty, myths, and legends—yet it remains undiscovered by many travelers. After visiting this region many times, I can’t for the life of me understand why it’s so underrated?! So, my goal is to show…
Vok baths is located just 5 minutes from Egilsstadir in East Iceland. It features three pools of varying temperatures, two of which are floating on lake Urriðavatn. The pool range from 39-41 degrees celsius and have a swim up bar…
Looking for the best place to watch puffins in Iceland?! Borgarfjordur Eystri is a fjord in the Northeast. There you will find a harbor called Hafnarholmi which is home to a large puffin colony and known for being one of…
