Volcanoes & Nature
Skjálfandi Bay: where Iceland’s history and wildlife meet dramatic landscapes
The northern Icelandic bay of Skjálfandi is shaped by glaciation, volcanic activity and long settlement, sustaining whales, salmon and seabirds.
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The northern Icelandic bay of Skjálfandi is shaped by glaciation, volcanic activity and long settlement, sustaining whales, salmon and seabirds.
Once a bustling commercial and intellectual centre, Flatey remains a unique island with seasonal life, rich bird colonies and a remarkable story stretching back to Iceland’s earliest days.
Between the Westfjords and Snæfellsnes, Breiðafjörður is a realm of thousands of islands, ancient geology, and an enduring place in Icelandic history and culture.