Get to know the seven regions of Iceland
Iceland is typically divided into seven different geographical regions, including the Reykjavík capital area. Each region differs slightly with respect to both culture and landscape, but all are uniquely Icelandic.
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Westfjords
One of Iceland's best kept secrets is undoubtedly the country's north-west corner, usually known as the Westfjords.
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Reykjanes
Reykjanes peninsula is replete with natural marvels, in addition to the renowned Blue Lagoon and an array of lighthouses.
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East Iceland
Discover the wonders of East Iceland, home to the country's largest forest, lush farmlands and an assortment of streams and mountains.
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South Iceland
From wonderful waterfalls, to great glaciers, South Iceland is brimming with natural new wonders unfolding at every turn.
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West Iceland
A world where culture, nature and history complement each other, creating a unique experience.
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North Iceland
The North is home to Iceland's second largest urban area, Akureyri, located in Iceland's longest fjord, the mild-weathered Eyjafjörður.
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Reykjavík
Despite the capital area's relatively small size, Reykjavík is a city that is recognized for its devotion to the arts and culture.
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