Iceland Travel Guide

This app is for Travellers to Iceland, the App includes top Iceland destinations and top tourist attractions:

Features:

1. View top attractions on the map with brief introduction
2. View top attraction sites listed by the distance to the map center
3. Filter the attractions by the city, the category, or keywords
4. Add attractions to [My favorites], click the Star icon to add or remove sites
5. Add My Markers on the map, i.e. My Hotel, Parking Lot, ..., and later, you can find your way back to your Hotel/Parking Lot
6. What To Do list
7. Offline content data

The App contains travel maps, attraction list and top tourist attractions with brief information. Attractions are categorized as: Park (Parks, Gardens), Nature (Mountains, Beaches, Lakes), Museum (Galleries, Museums, Arts Center), Religion (Churches, Mosques, Temples), Historical (Palaces, Castles and Historical sites), Family (Squares, Towns, Markets), Architecture (Structures, Buildings), Sculpture (Monuments, Statues), and Viewpoint (other Points of interests).

Iceland is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes, and hot springs. Here’s a list of five must-see destinations in Iceland, along with five top attractions in each location:

1. Reykjavík

The capital city is often the starting point for many Icelandic adventures, combining modern culture with easy access to the wild beauty of the country.

Hallgrímskirkja Church: This iconic structure offers panoramic views of the city from its tower.
Blue Lagoon: A luxurious geothermal spa just outside the city, with mineral-rich waters.
Harpa Concert Hall: An architectural gem located by the harbor, offering various cultural events.
National Museum of Iceland: Learn about Icelandic history, from the Viking era to modern times.

2. Golden Circle

A popular tourist route close to Reykjavík, known for its geothermal activity, waterfalls, and geological sites.

Þingvellir National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the location of the world’s first parliament.
Geysir Hot Springs Area: Home to the famous Strokkur geyser, which erupts every few minutes.
Gullfoss Waterfall: A stunning two-tiered waterfall in a rugged canyon.
Kerið Crater: A volcanic crater lake with striking red and green hues.

3. South Coast

Known for its black sand beaches, glaciers, and stunning waterfalls, the South Coast is a must-visit for nature lovers.

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall: A waterfall you can walk behind, offering a unique perspective.
Skógafoss Waterfall: One of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland.
Reynisfjara Beach: A black sand beach with dramatic basalt columns and sea stacks.
Sólheimajökull Glacier: A stunning outlet glacier offering hiking and ice-climbing opportunities.

4. Jökulsárlón and Vatnajökull National Park

Home to glaciers, ice lagoons, and otherworldly landscapes, this area is a paradise for adventure seekers and photographers.

Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: A serene glacial lake filled with floating icebergs, often visited by seals.
Diamond Beach: Adjacent to the lagoon, where icebergs wash up on the black sand beach.
Vatnajökull Glacier: One of Europe’s largest glaciers, offering ice cave tours and glacier hikes.
Svartifoss Waterfall: A striking waterfall surrounded by dark basalt columns in Skaftafell.

5. Akureyri & North Iceland

The second-largest city in Iceland, Akureyri is a gateway to some of the best natural wonders in the North, including volcanic landscapes and charming fjords.

Goðafoss Waterfall: A spectacular waterfall often referred to as the "Waterfall of the Gods."
Lake Mývatn: A geothermal area with hot springs, lava formations, and birdwatching opportunities.
Dettifoss Waterfall: Europe’s most powerful waterfall, located in the Vatnajökull National Park.

Each of these destinations offers something unique, whether it’s exploring the bustling capital, experiencing geothermal wonders, or immersing yourself in Iceland’s raw natural beauty.