Hotel Edda Ísafjörður is situated amongst the wonders lighting up Europe’s westernmost point – the perfect base for adventure. The region’s capital boasts Iceland’s oldest buildings.

Hotel Edda Laugar í Sælingsdal is located in a region rich in Icelandic sagas. Warm springs are in the Snæfellsnes peninsula’s unspoiled surroundings and another attraction is the Leifur Eiríksson museum, dedicated to the first old-world man to discover America.

Hotel Edda ML Laugarvatn is located in a beautiful setting and is the perfect base for touring the Golden Circle – the mighty Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs and the ancient Thingvellir National Park.

Hotel Edda ÍKÍ Laugarvatn is a small hotel in a picturesque lake setting with glorious panoramic lakeside views. In an area rich in Iceland's religious history, it is located near the 12th century Skalholt Cathedral.

Hotel Edda Skógar is based on an ancient settlement, with stunning coastal scenes contrasting against beautiful greenery. Nearby attractions include glaciers and waterfalls.

Hotel Edda Vík í Mýrdal is set in a haven of rugged beauty with ocean views. The area is a bird lover’s paradise and Mýrdalsjökull glacier towers over the town.

Hotel Edda Nesjum is situated by Europe’s largest glacier and is just a short distance from the must-see Skaftafell National Park, not to mention the location of a James Bond movie!

Hotel Edda Neskaupstadur is built towards Iceland’s easternmost point and, now accessible by road, the area sees visitors flocking. Museums, a fjord and an outstanding nature reserve are all close by.

Hotel Edda Egillstaðir is in the “capital of the east”. Among the nearby attractions are Iceland’s biggest forest, the extinct Mount Snæfell volcano, Atlavik’s sandy cove and Lagarfljot river, home to one terrific but shy monster.

Hotel Edda Stórutjarnir is surrounded by whales, woodlands and waterfalls – including Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful cascade. Whale- watching cruises and the idyllic Lake Mývatn, with its birdlife, fjords and volcanic craters, can be enjoyed from here.

Hotel Edda Akureyri is located in Iceland’s second city. It’s a great base for touring the rugged northern coastline, and Hrísey Island bird sanctuary is just a short ferry ride away.

Hotel Edda Laugarbakki is halfway between Reykjavik and Akureyri. The secluded Vatnsnes peninsula and brooding basalt cliffs exude natural calmness.

Located about 80 km from Hotel Edda Ísafjordur is Dynjandi, the biggest waterfall of the Westfjords and one of the most impressive ones in the whole of Iceland.

Hornstrandir, the northernmost part of the Westfjords, offers pure wilderness to all visitors. Arctic foxes, lush meadows covered with flowers, majestic cliffs with screaming seabirds, deep fjords and vast remote bays make Hornstrandir a real paradise for all hikers and nature lovers.

The town of Isafjordur is the largest town in the Westfjords. Referred to by many as surprisingly cosmopolitan with it´s coffee houses, hotels, restaurant and vibrant cultural life.

Adalvik cove faces the open seas, being the outermost cove in Hornstrandir Nature Reserve.

Laugarvatn is a shallow lake, about 2 square km in size, and is located midway between Thingvellir, Gullfoss and Geysir, 100 km from Reykjavík.

Gullfoss & Geysir are one of the most popular tourist attractions

Under its floor there are hot springs which heat the lake so that it is warm and suitable for bathing all year round.

The beautiful Laugarvatn Lake is only 2 minutes walk from the hotel.

The Þingvellir area is part of a fissure zone running through Iceland, being situated on the tectonic plate boundaries of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Thingvellir is only 20 minutes drive from the hotel.

Plenty of hiking routs are in the extremely versatile nature and alternating landscape that is found here and around Laugarvatn.

The Skogar Folk Museum under the management of the unique and remarkable Thordur Tomasson has managed to become one of our most interesting museums.

Seljalandsfoss is one of the most famous waterfalls of Iceland. It was a waypoint during the first leg of The Amazing Race 6. It only takes 10 min to drive to Seljalandsfoss from Hotel Edda Skogar.

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Just east of the village's outskirts lies one of Europe's biggest arctic tern breeding grounds

Vík in Mýrdalur is Iceland's most southerly village

On the south slopes of Reynisfjall can be found beautiful basalt-lava rock formations and sea-made caves.

You can drive up the Kerlingardalur canyon where the movie "Beowulf" was filmed.

Hotel Edda Nesjar is located next to Höfn and in recent years the town has promoted lobster as a central part of its image, for instance with a big "lobster festival" being held each summer.

Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon is one of Icelands most spectacular sights, located about 70 km south of Hotel Edda Nesjar and at the roots of Europe's largest glacier Vatnajokull.

The nearby Skaftafell National Park is a must-see, one of the crown jewels of Icelandic nature.

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From Neskaupstaður you can find number of walking trails. The possibilities range from barren uninhabited areas with hikers’ huts to short routes through vegetated valleys or forests to remote beaches and fjords.

On your way to Neskaupstad you will drive through Oddskarð (705m). It is among highest mountain roads in Iceland. The local name of Oddskard is The East Alps.

Neskaupstaður is one of the biggest towns in East Iceland. There is the Hospital for East Iceland placed and it was a good security for the fisherman fishing in the ocean outside the coast.

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Egilsstadir is the capital of the East. Located on the bank of the glacial lake/river Logurinn. Lagarfljot is about 140 km long flood or river, rich of glacier water. The upper part creates a lake Logurinn, 53 m2 wide. The lake is deep, 112 m most and 90 m under sea level.

Reindeer were brought to Iceland from Norway in the 18th century. Today the reindeers live only in East Iceland, around 3.000 animals.

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The splendour of Lake Mývatn with its unique birdlife, magnificent fjords and volcanic craters (plus don’t forget to relax at the nearby thermal baths afterwads).

The area around Hotel Edda Stórutjanrnir has some of the most popular attractions in northern Iceland, including the beautiful Godafoss.

Husavík is Europe´s whale watching capital and only a short trip away from Hotel Edda Stórutjarnir

Play golf at the most northerly 18 hole golf course in the world in the mid night sun at the Akureyri Golf club, which is situated 65 49' north of the Equator.