Norðurland
Summer for birdwatching and the midnight-sun coast; winter for auroras by the lighthouses.
Summer for birdwatching and the midnight-sun coast; winter for auroras by the lighthouses.
Suðurnesjabær is a coastal municipality on the western tip of the Reykjanes peninsula, formed from the villages of Sandgerði and Garður. It’s a place of big skies, low shores and rich birdlife, shaped by centuries of fishing.
The twin lighthouses at Garðskagi, with their little folk museum, are the signature sight, and the flat coastline is superb for birdwatching and sunsets. It’s a short hop from the airport, the Blue Lagoon and the wider Geopark.
Ferðalög ábendingar, nýjar leiðsögumenn og heads-up þegar norðurljósaspáin lítur vel út. Engin ruslpóstur.
