Eyjafjöll is a beautiful region of south Iceland, which is easily accessible and popular with visitors. This website aims to provide a wide range of useful information for visitors to the area: we tell you about walking routes, places of interest, and tourist services in the Eyjafjöll region.
We bring together nature, history and culture in this website. The eyjafjoll.is website is easy to navigate, and the information on the site can easily be printed out.

In the Eyjafjöll region diverse tourist services are available: accommodation, cafés and restaurants, and a wide variety of activities and attractions, including museums, horse-riding, angling, etc. Click below for details.

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The Eyjafjöll region, which stretches from the Markarfljót river in the west to the Jökulsá river on Sólheimasandur in the east, is an area of varied landscape, nature and wildlife with a long and colourful history. The local economy is based largely on agriculture and tourism.
Some of Iceland’s best-known tourist attractions are in the Eyjafjöll region, such as the spectacular Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, and the famed Skógar Museum. Beyond the Eyjafjöll mountains is the unspoiled upland valley of Þórsmörk, a perennial favourite with those in search of tranquillity: many visitors choose to walk from Skógar into Þórsmörk over the Fimmvörðuháls mountain pass.