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©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd 358 architecture 19, 316 Grímsey 202 Arctic Fox Center 171 Heimaey Arctic Fox Research Station 171 Hrísey 201 Arctic foxes 35, 37, 171, 276, 311, 36 Ingólfshöfði 276 Arctic Henge 234-5 Krýsuvíkurberg 94 Arctic terns 312 Látrabjarg 162 Ari the Learned 303, 323 Mývatn region 222-3 Arnarson, Ingólfur 46 Papey 261 Arnarstapi 153-4 Reykjavík 52 Arnarvatnsheiði 142 Sandgerði 93 Árnes (Norðurfjörður) 178 Skálanes 255 Árnes (Þjórsárdalur) 101-2 Skrúður 259 Árskógsströnd 201 Snæfellsjökull National Park 152 100 Crater Park 93 arts 315-20 Stykkishólmur 143 101 Reykjavík 316, 318 Ásatrú 324-5 Viðey 80 4WD tours 227, 236, 242, 282 Ásbyrgi 232-3 Bjarkalundur 159 Áshöfði 233 Bjarnarfjörður 177 Bjarnarflag 223-4 A Askja 217, 294-5, 293 Bjarnarhöfn 148-9 accommodation 20, 332-5, see also Askja Way 292-5 individual locations Ásmundarsafn 50 Björk 317 activities 22, 24, 32-8, see also ATMs 339 Bláa Kirkjan 251 individual activities aurora borealis 9, 25, 37, 59, 9, 179 Bláfjöll 57 Aðalból 247 Austurengjar 94 Blue Lagoon 6, 58, 88-9, 6-7 Age of Settlement 301 Austurvöllur 49 Blönduós 191-2 air travel 344, 345 boat tours, see also kayaking Akranes 135, 138 Heimaey 131-2 B Akureyri 203-15, Hvítárvatn 288-9 204-5 Baðstofa 153 accommodation 209-11 Ísafjörður 167-8 Bakkagerði 247-50 activities 207-9 Jökulsárlón 277 Bárðarlaug 153 drinking 212-13 Stykkishólmur 144-5 Básendar 93 emergency services 213 boat travel 345, 346 beaches entertainment 213 boating 32-3 Breiðavík 162 festivals 209 Bolungarvík 170 Hvallátur 162 food 211-12 -
Húnavatnssýsla
HÁSKÓLI ÍSLANDS Raunvísindadeild Jarð- og landfræðiskor Byggðaþróun og atvinnulíf Húnavatnssýsla Eftir Arngrím Fannar Haraldsson Guðlaugu Ósk Svansdóttur Guðrúnu Erlu Jónsdóttur Hlín Jensdóttur Valgeir Ágúst Bjarnason Umsjón: Ásgeir Jónsson Efnisyfirlit Myndaskrá......................................................................................................................2 Töfluskrá ........................................................................................................................2 Inngangur .......................................................................................................................3 1. Landfræðileg sérkenni og afstaða ..............................................................................4 1.1 Húnaþing vestra ...................................................................................................4 1.2 Austur-Húnavatnssýsla ........................................................................................5 2 Atvinnumöguleikar á landsbyggðinni.........................................................................6 2.1 Húnavatnssýsla.....................................................................................................6 3 Þéttbýlismyndun .......................................................................................................10 3.1 Hvað rak þéttbýlismyndun í Húnavatnssýslum áfram? .....................................10 3.2 Lykilstaða í samgöngumálum ............................................................................11 3.3 -
Public Transport Summer 2017 in English
publictransport.is SUMMER 2017 Hornstrandir Area Scheduled Buses Hornvík Bolungarvík Grímsey The STRÆTÓ System Kópasker Raufarhöfn Hnífsdalur Dranga- Reykjar- Siglufjörður jökull Flatey This is the main public bus system Ísafjörður Vigur fjörður 78 641 Drangey Tel. 540 2700 - www.bus.is Suðureyri Súðavík Hrísey Norður- Ólafs- 79 Flateyri fjörður Skagaströnd Reykir Hofsós fjörður Ásbyrgi 650 Húsavík Þórshöfn Þingeyri 84 85 Dalvík Reykjanes Gjögur Hólar ICELAND ON YOUR OWN Bíldudalur Crossroads Sauðárkrókur Árskógssandur Aðaldalsvegur Hljóðaklettar & Hauganes Operated by Reykjavik Excursions & SBA-Norðurleið Tálknafjörður Skriðuland 650 641 85 Dettifoss Patreksfjörður Islands) (Faroe Tórshavn LINE to SMYRIL Reykjavik Office: Tel. 580 5400 Örlygshöfn 59 Hólmavík 661 Vopnafjörður Blönduós 84 Akureyri FnjóskárbrúNorðaustur- Brjánslækur vegur 79 Akureyri Office: Tel. 550 0700 - www.ioyo.is Fosshóll Krafla Látrabjarg Rauðasandur Hvammstangi Varmahlíð 57 60 661 Víðigerði 56 79 5 Svartá and Hirtshals (Denmark) 83 Króks- 62 641 Einarsstaðaskáli Jökulsá fjarðarnes Hvammstangavegur Laugar Vopnafjörður Borgarfjörður eystri ICELAND BY BUS Flatey Crossroads 62 á Fjöllum Crossroads Skriðuland 610 Skjöldólfs- Operated by Sterna & SBA-Norðurleið staðir Skútu- Fella- Seyðis- Tel. 551 1166 - www.icelandbybus.is Staðarskáli Mývatn Dettifoss Búðardalur staðir Crossroads bær fjörður r Hveravellir Aldeyjarfoss 650 661 k fjörður 57 60 3 issandu ví r Stykkishólmur 14 17 Norðfjörður TREX Tel. 587 6000 - www.trex.is Hell Rif Ólafs 82 58 59 1 Grunda Kerlingar- 62 62 56 1 Bifröst fjöll ASK 1 Services to Þórsmörk (Básar and Langidalur) Hofsjökull Eskifjörður Vatnaleið Herðubreiðarlindir Egilsstaðir Snæfells- Baula Langjökull Hvítárnes and Landmannalaugar. Summer schedule 15 June - 24 Sept. 2017 jökull Crossroads Reyðar- fjörður 2 Vegamót Reykholt Nýidalur Askja 82 Arnar- 58 81 Kleppjárnsreykir 6 Gullfoss 14 Fáskrúðsfjörður stapi 17 MAIN LINES IN THE WESTFJORDS Borgarnes Hvanneyri Laugarvatn Geysir Stöðvarfjörður Ísafjörður – Hólmavík: Tel. -
Northern Lights Tours Drangsnes BLÖNDUÓS AKUREYRI Látrabjarg
Hornbjarg Grímsey Melrakka- Raufarhöfn slétta Kópasker BOLUNGARVÍK DRANGA- Öxar JÖKULL Flateyri Skjálf- HÚSAVÍK Hrísey andi DALVÍK HÚNA- Grenivík Árskógssandur FLÓI Hofsós Hauganes Skagaströnd Bíldudalur Dettifoss Incentives and Conferences Hólmavík Northern Lights Tours Drangsnes BLÖNDUÓS AKUREYRI Látrabjarg Jö F Reykhólar jöllumku Looking to impress and be impressed ? lsá á The Aurora Borealis Hvammstangi B la n d Then Iceland is the answer! Laugarbakki a Been dreaming to see the Northern lights in breath-taking surroundings? The Northern lights have fascinated travellers to Iceland and locals alike. Experience nature’s highlights in its STYKKISHÓLMUR Raw and untouched, make your visit a spectacular and unique experience. Iceland, a land of Gerpir winter costume during the day and dancing Northern Lights at night. Rif Askja contrasts, wide open spaces, clean air, peace and tranquillity, yet providing the sophistication Hellissandur We offer various Northern Lights holiday packages and tailor made tours for special occasions. ÓLAFSVÍK of fine hotels and dining. Visiting Iceland will offer you “once-in-a-lifetime” experience; with Snæfells - jökull Come to Iceland this winter and be inspired! its geysers, glaciers and hot springs. Kjölur HOFSJÖKULL rengisandur Snæfell Sp Fancy a glacier hike and snow scooters, driving on top of volcanoes where one can cook food ULL Djúpivogur For a larger selection of our holidays please visit www.icelandprotravel.co.uk on the hot lava, enjoy delicious seafood on a glacier? Perhaps an adrenaline filled self drive in BORGARNES LANGJÖK 4WD Super Jeeps is the right thing for you or a stunning helicopter flight up-on and above FAXAFLÓI NORTHERN LIGHTS AND HOT SPRINGS GUIDED TOUR 8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS NORTHERN LIGHTS LUXURY SELF DRIVE 5 DAYS / 4 NIGHTS glaciers and volcanoes. -
ICELAND 2006 Geodynamics Field Trip May 30 – June 8, 2006
ICELAND 2006 Geodynamics Field Trip May 30 – June 8, 2006 Massachusetts Institute of Technology/ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in Oceanography This field trip guide was compiled by Karen L. Bice using information from Bryndís Brandsdóttir, Richard S. Williams, Helgi Torfason, Helgi Bjornsson, Oddur Sigurðsson, the Iceland Tourist Board and World W. Web Maps from Thordarson and Hoskuldsson, 2002, Iceland (Classic Geology in Europe 3), Terra Publishing, UK. Logistical genius: Andrew T. Daly Field trip participants: Mark Behn, Karen Bice, Roger Buck, Andrew Daly, Henry Dick, Hans Schouten, Martha Buckley, James Elsenbeck, Pilar Estrada, Fern Gibbons, Trish Gregg, Sharon Hoffmann, Matt Jackson, Michael Krawczynski, Christopher Linder, Johan Lissenberg, Andrea Llenos, Rowena Lohman, Luc Mehl, Christian Miller, Ran Qin, Emily Roland, Casey Saenger, Rachel Stanley, Peter Sugimura, and Christopher Waters The Geodynamics Program is co-sponsored by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Academic Programs Office and Deep Ocean Exploration Institute. TUESDAY May 30 Estimated driving (km) Meet at Logan Airport, Icelandair ticket counter @ 7:00 PM (80 km ≈ 50 mi) Depart BOS 9:30 PM Icelandair flight Day 1 - WEDNESDAY May 31 Arrive Keflavík International Airport 6:30 AM (flight duration 5 hours) Pick up 2 vans, 2 trailers (Budget) Free day in Reykjavík Night @ Laugardalur campground, Reykjavík Dinner: on own in town Day 2 - THURSDAY June 1 270 Late start due to trailer problems (2 hrs @ AVIS) To Þingvellir N.P., then north to Hvalfjörður fjord, stop at Skorradalsvatn Night @ Sæberg Hostel (1 km. off Rte 1 in Hrútafjörður, west side of road) Tel. 354-4510015 Fax. 354-4510034 [email protected] Dinner: mexican-style chicken (Rachel, Trish, Chris) Day 3 - FRIDAY June 2 320 To Lake Myvatn Lunch stop in Akureyri, stop at Godafoss, stop at Skutustadir pseudocraters Night @ Ferdathjonustan Bjarg campsite, Reykjahlid, on shore of Lake Myvatn Tel. -
Road Map for Tourism in Iceland
ROAD MAP FOR TOURISM IN ICELAND October 2015 SUMMARY Over the past years, the rise in the number of tour- laying solid foundations for the successful and sustain- ists visiting Iceland has far exceeded forecasts and able future development of the tourism industry. Over the sector is expected to continue to grow. In order the next five years, the emphasis will primarily be to support the successful development of tourism in placed on tasks that support: Iceland, the minister of Industries and Commerce, who  Coordinated management of tourism is also the minister of Tourism, and the Icelandic Travel Industry Association joined forces to shape a long-term  Positive visitor experience tourism strategy with an emphasis on sustainable  Reliable data development. A steering group and working group  Nature conservation was established to collect data, analyse the situation  Skills and quality and acquaint themselves with models from abroad. In  Increased profitability addition to this, meetings were held with over 1,000 people throughout the country.  Better distribution of tourists Major opportunities Tourism Task Force A great deal is at stake, since tourism and its develop- On the basis of an agreement made between the ment entail great opportunities for the community to Icelandic government, the Icelandic Association of increase prosperity and positive regional development. Local Authorities, and the Icelandic Travel Industry Tourism has played a major role in Iceland’s economic Association (SAF), a Tourism Task Force will be set up growth in recent years and, at the same time, and operate until the end of 2020. -
Ready, the New Lava Field Covers an Area Larger Than the Entire Daylight Can Only Be Enjoyed for Few Hours a Day
Issue 23 • 2014 Potentially an Epic Eruption Awesome Northern Lights From Rock Quarry to City Landmark The Clearest Water Between Two Continents www.icelandictimes.com Northern Lights Tours! WE‘LL TAKE RE-62 Northern Lights Tour YOU THERE! SRE-63 Eruption Highlands ALL THE MOST EXCITING Northern Lights Tour SIGHTSEEING FLIGHT PLACES IN ICELAND SRE-64 Warm Baths & LAKE MÝVATN BOOK NOW on www.re.is at your reception Free WiFi & Cool Lights! DAY TOUR FROM EXPERIENCE A GREAT EVENING WITH US! AND ON OUR REYKJAVÍK More tours available WEBSITE in our brochures WWW.RE.IS » Combine a sightseeing flight over » EURUPTION FLIGHT AND the ongoing eruptions in the barren LAKE MÝVATN AFTERNOON interior of Iceland with an afternoon BOOK NOW visit to the Lake Mývatn area www.sagatravel.is ALL IN ONE BOOKING (+354) 558 8888 » Morning flight to Akureyri » Sightseeing flight to and above the Eruption (90 min) » Relaxing lunch break in Akureyri City Center WE OFFER DAY TOURS » Fully guided excursion: FROM REYKJAVÍK: AKUREYRI AND LAKE MÝVATN Lake Mývatn Afternoon » Evening flight back from Northern Lights • Northern Lights and Eruption Viewing Akureyri to Reykjavík Siglufjörður & the Coastal Culture • Lake Mývatn Classic Lake Mývatn Afternoon Lake Mývatn Afternoon & Evening PRICE PER PERSON • Cave Exploration Lofthellir • Lake Mývatn Local Road ISK 114,500 Diamond Circle Classic Waterfall Dettifoss Super Jeep • HIGHLIGHTS FROM AIR HIGHLIGHTS ON LAND Gjástykki Volcanic Wonders Great Icelandic Waterfalls Short flight across Iceland • Eruption at Holuhraun lava fields Lake Mývatn area Waterfall Goðafoss Bárðarbunga volcano Short Break to North Iceland • Akureyri Art and City Walk Skútustaðagígar Askja caldera Dimmuborgir (Dark cities) Víti explosion crater Culinary Coastal and Countryside Local Food and Gourmet Grjótagjá rift & Mt. -
Publictransport.Is 2020 Personen
Öffentliche Linienbusse STRÆTÓ (ganzjährig) Dies ist das öffentliche Busnetz in Island 2020 publictransport.is Tel. 540 2700 - www.bus.is SVAUST Bussystem der Ostfjorde (ganzjährig) Hornstrandir-Gebiet Tourist Info in Egilsstaðir: Tel. 471 2320 - www.svaust.is Hornvík Bolungarvík Grímsey Tourist Info in Seyðisfjörður: Tel. 472 1551 - www.visitseydisfjordur.com Raufarhöfn Hnífsdalur Dranga- Reykjar- Siglufjörður Ísafjörður jökull Kópasker Vigur fjörður 78 Flatey Lokale Busse in West-Island (ganzjährig) Suðureyri Drangey Hrísey 79 Súðavík Norður- Ólafs- Bolungarvík - Ísafjörður (Flughafen): Tel. 893 8355 - www.bolungarvik.is A fjörður Húsavík Flateyri fjörður Skagaströnd Hofsós Ásbyrgi Þórshöfn Ísafjörður – Suðureyri – Flateyri – Þingeyri: Tel. 893 6356 - www.isafjordur.is Þingeyri 84 Dalvík Heydalur Gjögur Hólar Grenivík Kreuzung Patreksfjörður - Bíldudalur: Tel. 456 5006 & 848 9614 - www.vesturbyggd.is Bíldudalur Sauðárkrókur Árskógssandur Hljóðaklettar & Hauganes Aðaldalsvegur Patreksfjörður - Bíldudalur Flughafen: Tel. 893 0809 & 893 2636 - vesturbyggd.is Tálknafjörður Dynjandi Reykjanes Drangsnes ú r- Grímsey und Hirtshals (Dänemark) (Färöer) Tórshavn Skriðuland br tu Hellissandur - Rif - Ólafsvík: Tel. 433 6900 & 892 4327 - www.snb.is Patreksfjörður Flókalundur ár s ur sk au eg Dettifoss ó rð v B A 59 Hólmavík nj o Vopnafjörður Westfjords Tourist Information: Tel. 450 8060 - www.westfjords.is Blönduós 84 Akureyri F N Brjánslækur Látrabjarg Rauðasandur B Hvammstangi Víðigerði Varmahlíð 57 78 56 79 Krafla 5 nach LINE - Fähre SMYRIL Svartá -
Around Iceland
Trip Log 24th May – 1st June 2006 Around Iceland ON BOARD PROFESSOR MULTANOVSKIY The Professor Multanovskiy is an ex-research vessel from the Arctic and Antarctic Institute in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was built in 1985 in Finland, and was designed as an ice strengthened ship. She measures 71.6 metres (236 ft) in length and 12.8 metres (42 ft) across the beam. She draws 4.5 metres (15 ft) which enables her to move into relatively shallow waters. Her tonnage is 2140t. Oceanwide Expeditions is fully responsible for the management and operation of the Professor Multanovskiy. Professor Boris Pompeevich Multanovskiy was born in Russia in 1876. He was a famous long-range weather forecaster. Not only did he have a ship named after him, but also a beautiful mountain on the Kamchatka Peninsula. He died in 1938. With Captain Igor Stetsun and his crew of 19 from St. Petersburg, Russia Expedition Leader: Rolf Stange (Geographer), Germany Guide/Lecturer: Dagný Indriđadóttir (Folklorist), Iceland Guide/Lecturer: Ian Stone (Historian), Isle of Man Purser: Juliette Corssen, Germany Chefs: Jocelyn Wilson, New Zealand & Gerd Brenner, Germany Doctor: Johannes Schön, Germany 24th May - Embarkation in Keflavík, Faxaflói Bay 4 pm: Position: 64º00N: 22º36W, partly sunny, strong wind. Most of us arrived in due time for embarkation at 4 pm. on a blustery day in Iceland. Many anxious eyes were cast seawards but were consoled by the remarks that we overheard that the weather seemed to be improving! Our Expedition Leader, Rolf Stange from Germany welcomed us on board the Professor Multanovskiy and introduced the staff to us. -
The Best of Iceland
04_178416-ch01.qxp 5/29/08 8:59 AM Page 1 1 The Best of Iceland On each trip to Iceland, we are always struck by how often other travelers are—or intend to be—repeat visitors. Many come year after year, never exhausting Iceland’s endless variations of magnificent scenery and adventure. Returning travelers immedi- ately recognize the crisp, invigorating polar air, and what W. H. Auden called “the most magical light of anywhere on earth.” Iceland’s astonishing beauty often has an austere, primitive, or surreal cast that arouses reverence, wonderment, mystery, and awe. Lasting impressions could include a lone tuft of wildflowers amid a bleak desert moonscape or a fantastical promenade of icebergs calved into a lake from a magisterial glacier. The Icelandic people—freedom-loving, egalitarian, self-reliant, and worldly—are equally exceptional. They established a parliamentary democracy over a millennium ago, and today write, publish, purchase, and read more books per capita than any peo- ple on earth. Reykjavík, their capital, has become one of the world’s most fashionable urban hot spots. In November 2007, the U.N. named Iceland the world’s best coun- try to live in, based on life expectancy, education levels, medical care, income, and other criteria. 1 The Best Natural Wonders • Glymur: Iceland’s tallest waterfall is • Blue Lagoon: The central activity nimble and graceful: Streamlets at this spa—Iceland’s top tourist descend like ribbons of a maypole attraction—is bathing in a shallow, into a fathomless canyon mantled in opaque, blue-green lagoon amid a bird nests and lush mosses. -
243 Comments on Sveinbjörnsdóttir Et Al. (2004) And
RADIOCARBON, Vol 48, Nr 2, 2006, p 243–252 © 2006 by the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of the University of Arizona COMMENTS ON SVEINBJÖRNSDÓTTIR ET AL. (2004) AND THE SETTLEMENT OF ICELAND Ingrid U Olsson Department of Physics, University of Uppsala, Box 530, SE-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden. Email: [email protected]. ABSTRACT. Radiocarbon dates on samples aimed to date the settlement of Iceland are given together with comments by the laboratory, since many of the results and descriptions given by Sveinbjörnsdóttir et al. (2004) in Radiocarbon, together with new results, are in error. The intention of this paper is to present correct dates and further relevant information regarding sam- ples used earlier and to discuss possible complications inherent in the method of Sveinbjörnsdóttir et al. (2004). Examples are given of how critical the collection, treatment, and interpretation of samples may be. An age difference between birch char- coal and grains for a site is expected due to various reasons. If the difference amounts up to ~100 yr, as reported by Sveinb- jörnsdóttir et al. (2004), it must only to a small degree be due to biological age. Reference to an excavation report, details regarding stratigraphy, and discussions of the risk for displacement and contamination are missing in their paper. A final eval- uation of the time for settlement should not be done until more research is completed and other possible or earlier suggested or even dated sites are discussed. A summary is given of the research on the island and volcanic effects on the 14C activity of the atmospheric CO2, especially over Iceland. -
Living and Working in Iceland Grímsey
Living and working in Iceland Grímsey 85 Raufarhöfn 85 Kópasker Reykjafjörður Þórshöfn Bolungarvík Suðureyri 61 Hnífsdalur 76 65 Flateyri Ísafjörður Siglufjörður Lundarskóli 64 Bakkafjörður 91 Súðavík Krossnes 624 76 Ólafsfjörður Húsavík 635 61 Sólgarðar 85 Gjögur Hrísey 82 745 Dalvík Grenivík 622 Reykjanes 643 Litli-Árskógssandur 83 60 Þingeyri Hofsós Hauganes 745 Húsabakki Árskógsskóli Heiðarbær Selárlaug Hjalteyri Hafralækjarskóli Vopnafjörður Skagaströnd 82 61 619 Laugarhóll/Klúka 85 744 Laugar Bíldudalur Þelamörk Svalbarðseyri Tálknafjörður 63 Hólmavík Sauðárkrókur Hólar 615 1 87 74 76 Stórutjarnir Drangsnes 60 Reykjahlíð 1 Reykjafjörður 711 Blönduós Akureyri Patreksfjörður Illugastaðir 612 Borgarfjörður Djúpidalur eystri 1 75 Birkimelur Kristnes 614 Laugaland Skútustaðir 94 Varmahlíð Hrafnagil 62 Húnavellir 607 711 Reykhólar 68 1 Króksfjarðarnes Steinsstaðir Eiðar Hvammstangi 72 F88 60 Fellabær Seyðisfjörður Laugabakki 93 1 Egilsstaðir Laugar Reykir Neskaupstaður F72 Borðeyri 92 590 Hallormsstaður 92 F98 F82 Eskifjörður Stykkishólmur Búðardalur F28 Reyðarfjörður 96 58 F78 Fáskrúðsfjörður Rif F37 Hellissandur Ólafsvík 1 Grundarfjörður Stöðvarfjörður F28 54 60 574 F72 Lýsuhóll Lauga- Breiðdalsvík gerðis- skóli Djúpivogur Varmaland Húsafell Reykholt 54 Klepp- járns- reykir 50 1 Borgarnes Hvanneyri 53 Hreppslaug Brautartunga 52 50 F28 F35 F37 Heiðarborg Hlaðir Nesjahverfi Akranes 51 Geysir Hlíðarlaug 1 Höfn Grundarhverfi 48 1 30 Laugarvatn 37 36 36 Reykjavík Reykholt Þjórsárdalur Seltjarnarnes Mosfellsbær Kópavogur Garðabær Flúðir Garður Álftanes Ljósifoss Laugarás Hafnafjörður 31 45 Sandgerði Árnes Keflavík 41 Hvera- Hraun 32 Skaftafell 1 gerði Brautarholt 26 Vogar Svínafell 44 Njarðvík 30 Hafnir 39 43 Selfoss 1 Laugaland Bláa Lónið 38 34 Eyrar- 42 Þorlákshöfn bakki Stokkseyri Rauða- Hella Grindavík lækur 25 F22 Kirkjubæjarklaustur Hvolsvöllur 204 Seljavellir Skógar Vestmannaeyjar Vík 0 10 20 30 km Welcome to Iceland Moving to a new country takes courage.