Reynisfjara black-sand beach on Iceland's south coast — basalt columns and the Reynisdrangar sea stacks rising from the surf

Iceland Atlas

a field guide to Iceland's land & sagas

Every waterfall, fjord, glacier, lava field and saga site in Iceland — gathered, mapped, and described by someone who's actually been there.

Built across decades of fieldwork in West, North, East and the Highlands. Names and stories sourced from Icelandic ground-truth documents; coordinates verified against Mapbox and OpenStreetMap; photographs from the road, the trail, and the glacier's edge.

The native app is built for offline use — pinch the map at the foot of Vatnajökull and you'll still see Hvannadalshnjúkur and the saga of Öræfi without a bar of signal.

900+ POIs

Hand-curated landmarks, waterfalls, hot springs, museums, lighthouses and roadside oddities — each with a description short enough to read at a viewpoint, long enough to know what you're looking at.

200+ campsites

Every legal campsite in the country, with operator websites linked. Filter by region, vehicle access, or season — and trust the data: anything without a working website was dropped on principle.

Highland-aware

F-roads classified by grade and surface, with Vegagerðin's live closure feed wired in. Hiking trails enriched with elevation gain and the FÍ trail-guide's editorial copy.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
For now, this page stands as a marker — like a cairn on a long path.