Iceland

These free, printable travel maps of Iceland are divided into six regions:

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Travel Maps of Iceland

Travel map of Iceland
Iceland



Reykjavík

Home to two-thirds of Iceland’s population, the capital city is the cultural and social hub of the country, with an energy that is separate from the rest of the country.

Travel map of Central Reykjavík
Central Reykjavík
Travel map of Greater Reykjavík
Greater Reykjavík
Travel map of Downtown Reykjavík
Downtown Reykjavík





Reykjanes Peninsula and the South

Outside of Reykjavík, the Reykjanes Peninsula and nature sights in South Iceland get the most traffic on the island. The Reykjanes Peninsula is home to charming fishing villages, Keflavík airport, and the Blue Lagoon, where you can take a healing dip in the milky heated water.

Travel map of Reykjanes Peninsula and the South
Reykjanes Peninsula and the South
Travel map of Reykjanes Peninsula
Reykjanes Peninsula
Travel map of the Golden Circle
The Golden Circle
Travel map of the Southern Coast
The Southern Coast



Snæfellsnes and the Westfjords

Called “Iceland in miniature” by locals, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula has a bit of everything: quaint fishing towns, spectacular mountains, hiking, whale-watching, and even a glacier you can walk on—Snæfellsjökull, world famous as the starting point of Jules Verne’s A Journey to the Center of the Earth. Endless coastlines, offbeat museums, and beautiful rocky landscapes await in the Westfjords. For outstanding bird-watching, visit the Látrabjarg cliffs in summer to check out thousands of nesting puffins.

Travel map of Akranes and Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Akranes and Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Travel map of Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords
Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords
Travel map of the Westfjords
The Westfjords



North Iceland

Iceland’s ‘second city”, low-key Akureyri offers beautiful botanical gardens, first-rate hotels and restaurants, and a booming art scene. It’s the perfect place to base yourself for a visit to the north. The Mývatn region lures visitors with its birdlife-rich lake, gorgeous hiking trails, vast lava fields, enormous craters, soaring mountains, and the soothing Mývatn Nature Baths. Jökulsárgljúfur National Park offers a num- ber of treasures, including the gigantic canyon Ásbyrgi and Dettifoss, the largest waterfall in Iceland. Húsavík has some of the best whale-watching opportunities on the island, with a chance to see as many as 12 species of whale.

Travel map of North Iceland
North Iceland
Travel map of Akureyri
Akureyri
Travel map of Mývatn Region
Mývatn Region



East Iceland and the Eastfjords

Looking for the “ice” in Iceland? Head to East Iceland, where the giant white Vatnajökull glacier will take your breath away. Drive or hike right up into the glacier’s edge in Skaftafell National Park, where you’ll see snowcapped mountains, green fields, and black-sand beaches. Hikers can scale Mount Snæfell, the highest mountain (excluding glaciers) in Iceland, with spectacular views spanning from the highlands to the sea. Weave through the unspoiled Eastfjords, where each fjord has its own charm. The east is the most remote part of the island, and summer is the only practical time to tour this region.

Travel map of East Iceland and the Eastfjords
East Iceland and the Eastfjords
Travel map of Northeastern Iceland
Northeastern Iceland
Travel map of the East Fjords
The Eastfjords
Travel map of the Vatnajökull Region
The Vatnajökull Region



The Highlands

The uninhabited interior draws adventure seekers and avid hikers with its unique and unforgiving landscape. Iceland’s largest glaciers (Vatnajökull, Langjökull, and Hofskjökull) are the backdrop to the highlands, with dramatic scenery cut by wind and ice. Hike the rim of Mount Askja, a volcano with a pale blue lake-filled crater and sensational views. Askja emerges from the eerie, isolate Ódáðahraun lava field, the largest desert in Europe. You have to stay abreast of the weather forecast in the highlands—it can snow any day of the year here.

Travel map of Iceland's Highlands
The Highlands