Travel Blog

Eskifjörður and Reyðarfjörður are two fascinating communities, where dramatic mountains, deep fjords and a rich maritime history come together. Part of The Fjord Way, these neighbouring towns offer travellers a chance to experience the landscapes and stories that have shaped life along Iceland's eastern coast.

East Iceland is home to a wonderful variety of places to eat. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, locally sourced ingredients, or homemade Icelandic specialties, every stop offers something unique. Many of these restaurants combine delicious food with spectacular scenery, making the journey as memorable as the meal itself. Here are some of the places worth saving for your trip. This summer, take your time, explore the region, and eat your way through East Iceland one great restaurant at a time.

East Iceland (Austurland) is far from the crowds. Here, remote trails, secret spots and a deep connection to nature, culture, and history await. This summer, take the roads less traveled and discover some of East Iceland’s lesser known places. There are countless hidden gems waiting just off the beaten path.