EGS → RKV

Vatnajökull Glacier

Massive ice fields and outlet glaciers of Europe's largest ice cap dominate the first half of the flight.

Mount Snæfell

A prominent ancient volcano and the highest mountain in Iceland not part of a glacier system.

Hekla Volcano

One of Iceland's most famous and active volcanoes, often visible with its distinct ridge-like profile.

Landmannalaugar

Vibrantly colored rhyolite mountains and geothermal plumes visible in the southern highland region.

Reykjavik Cityscape

On final approach, you get a sprawling view of the capital's colorful rooftops and the Hallgrímskirkja church.

Askja Caldera

A massive, remote caldera in the central highlands, often visible depending on the exact flight path.

Hofsjökull Glacier

A nearly circular glacier located in the geographical center of the Icelandic interior.

Langjökull

The 'Long Glacier' shimmering to the north as the plane enters the western part of the country.

Mount Esja

The majestic mountain range that stands guard over Reykjavik, seen clearly during the descent.

Faxaflói Bay

The deep blue waters surrounding the capital region, often dotted with fishing vessels.