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Often overlooked by travellers who only have a few days to discover Iceland, Austurland, or the Eastern Fjords region, has many geographical wonders in store for you. The Eastern Fjords feature spectacular coastlines, impressive mountains and walls of water, magnificent high plateaus and narrow or immense fjords. If you're looking for Iceland's most scenic roads or cultural and family experiences, don't wait any longer!

Austurland, also known as East Iceland, is a region of Iceland characterized by small villages, spectacular coastlines, narrow fjords, waterfalls and mountains. Nature is always close by, and the scenery is breathtaking. The region offers exceptional outdoor experiences all year round. There's a wide variety of some of Europe's best hiking trails, as well as rugged and exciting high plateaus. Highlights include the Stuðlagil canyon, Rainbow Street in Seyðisfjörður, the Hengifoss waterfall, birdwatching at Hafnarhólmi, the Hólmanes nature reserve and the Vök baths. Visitors can also enjoy local festivals, museums, cultural centers and art festivals. For relaxation, there are swimming pools and spas, as well as numerous restaurants and accommodations such as hotels, guesthouses, inns and cottages. Austurland is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.