Stretching from the fishing village of Borgarfjorour Eystri in the north to Berufjorour in the south, the Eastfjords are a 120 kilometre long, stretch of coastline on the east coast of Iceland. With breathtaking scenery of glittering lakes, charming fishing villages, magnificent waterfalls and lush forests, this stunning area is home to some of Iceland’s most famous wildlife and is renowned for having some of the sunniest weather in the country.

Visitors can enjoy the remote landscapes, spot herds of wild reindeer and soak up the tranquil atmosphere. Don’t miss the opportunity to wander through the remote villages along the coast, relax in a quaint and colourful local café and explore the many deep fjords carved into the coastline: Borgarfjorour, Seyoisfjorour and Faskruosfjorour.