Eyjafjallajökull Glacier

Eyjafjallajökull Glacier is one of Iceland’s most famous natural landmarks, where a glacier and volcano come together in one dramatic South Coast landscape. Rising to about 1,651 metres, this glacier-capped stratovolcano is best known worldwide for its 2010 eruption, yet in person it feels calm, distant, and strikingly beautiful against the open scenery around it. There is also a strong sense of story here. Long before it became known internationally, Eyjafjallajökull was part of Iceland’s living volcanic landscape, tied to both local life and the raw geological forces that shape the island. As a sight, it is memorable not just for what happened here, but for the way glacier, volcano, and scenery meet in one unforgettable view. 

Eyjafjallajökull Glacier Highlights

• Visit Eyjafjallajökull Glacier in Iceland for one of the country’s most iconic glacier-volcano landscapes. 
• See the famous glacier-capped volcano that shaped one of Iceland’s most dramatic South Coast settings. 
• Add Eyjafjallajökull to your Iceland itinerary for nature, geology, and unforgettable scenic views.