Skaftafell Reykjavík

Skaftafell National Park, in south-eastern Iceland, originally covered just 500 square kilometers. Today, the park at Skaftafell covers over three times that much land. The park features glaciers, volcanic fissures, and is therefore a popular destination for those interested in witnessing the power of nature first hand. Visitors will find a wealth of information on the interplay of fire and ice throughout the region at the Skaftafellsstofa Visitor Centre. There are a number of trails for hikers to explore, as well as two working farms that are open to tourists.