The South coast of Iceland holds some of the most beautiful natural attractions in Iceland. The area boasts a unique mix of volcanoes and glaciers, geysers, hot springs and waterfalls, along with multiple historic sites like the UNESCO site of Thingvellir.
The South of Iceland is a relatively scanty populated area. Continuous lowland characterize the coastal parts of this district with small hills, occasional mountains and low ridges and bluffs extending from the interior.
Traditional farming predominates in rural areas with greenhouse cultivation in geothermal parts of the South Iceland. Several towns have developed this technique.
In South Iceland, you can find all kinds of natural wonders; glaciers, rivers, geysers, volcanoes, waterfalls and mountains.
The South also boasts the most historic site of Iceland, Thingvellir. Various important events in the Icelandic Sagas took place at Thingvellir.
For more detailed information about attractions, villages and activities in the southt be sure to go through our destination guide.
