Southwest Iceland Collection

Southwest Iceland is a breathtaking region that offers a diverse range of natural wonders and cultural landmarks

River patterns from melting glacier. Olfusa river, Southwest Iceland, July 2009

Southwest Iceland Collection: Harpa, Reykjaviks concert hall, Iceland

Harpa, Reykjaviks concert hall, Iceland
Harpa, Reykjavikas concert hall, Iceland

Southwest Iceland Collection: Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland. Icelandic sheep are commonly seen in the green

Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland. Icelandic sheep are commonly seen in the green pastures

Rainbow at Gullfoss Waterfall, Southwest Iceland, Iceland

Gullfoss Waterfall, Southwest Iceland, Iceland

Icelandic horses sheltering in a strong wind

Southwest Iceland Collection: Visitors watching the famous Strokkur geyser which erupts every 8 to 10 minutes

Visitors watching the famous Strokkur geyser which erupts every 8 to 10 minutes, thrusting hot water and steam 25 to 35 metres into the air

Southwest Iceland Collection: The beautiful interior of the wooden church at Strandarkirkja

The beautiful interior of the wooden church at Strandarkirkja, which is situated on Icelands southwest coast. It is generally believed that this little church is the wealthiest for its size in

Sunset, Floi Nature Reserve, Southwest Iceland

Southwest Iceland Collection: Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland, Skogafoss

Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland, Skogafoss. There is heavy mist from the long fall of this waterfall

Southwest Iceland Collection: Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland, Skaftafell National Park, Vatnajokull Glacier

Europe, Iceland, Southwest Iceland, Skaftafell National Park, Vatnajokull Glacier. Early morning light brings out the subtle colors in the Vatnajokull Glacier

Southwest Iceland Collection: View towards Pingvallavatn Lake on a clear winters afternoon with the shore

View towards Pingvallavatn Lake on a clear winters afternoon with the shore and distant mountains covered in snow, Pingvellir National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Southwest Iceland, Iceland

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Southwest Iceland is a breathtaking region that offers a diverse range of natural wonders and cultural landmarks. In July 2009, the mesmerizing river patterns created by the melting glacier in Olfusa River captivated visitors with their intricate beauty. The sight was nothing short of awe-inspiring. One cannot miss Harpa, Reykjavik's concert hall, which stands as an architectural masterpiece against the Icelandic skyline. Its unique design and glass facade make it a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts and architecture lovers alike. Gullfoss waterfall is another gem found in Southwest Iceland. As water cascades down its mighty tiers, a rainbow often graces its presence, creating a surreal spectacle that leaves onlookers spellbound. This majestic waterfall truly showcases nature's artistic prowess. As you explore this part of Europe, Icelandic sheep grazing peacefully amidst lush green landscapes are a common sight. These adorable creatures add charm to the already picturesque scenery and serve as reminders of Iceland's rich agricultural heritage. Skogafoss is yet another enchanting waterfall in Southwest Iceland that will leave you speechless with its sheer power and grandeur. Its thunderous roar echoes through the surrounding cliffs, leaving visitors humbled by nature's might. Skaftafell National Park boasts stunning vistas dominated by Vatnajokull Glacier – Europe's largest ice cap outside of the Arctic Circle. The park offers endless opportunities for adventure seekers to hike through glacial valleys or witness icebergs floating serenely in Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. Southwest Iceland has something for everyone – from captivating concerts at Harpa to witnessing rainbows dancing at Gullfoss Waterfall; from encountering Icelandic sheep dotting verdant fields to being awestruck by Skogafoss' raw power; from exploring Skaftafell National Park's icy wonderland to marveling at Vatnajokull Glacier's immense size.