Egilsstaðir
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WHAT TO DO IN Egilsstaðir
Nestled in the heart of East Iceland, Egilsstaðir is a hidden gem for travelers seeking authentic discovery and untouched nature. Often considered the gateway to the eastern fjords, this charming town invites you to explore Lagarfljót Lake, said to be home to a legendary sea serpent, hike through lush forests like Hallormsstaðaskógur, and unwind in the soothing waters of the Vök Baths, Iceland’s only floating spa. From scenic drives to nearby waterfalls like Hengifoss, to engaging with local folklore and art, Egilsstaðir offers a peaceful yet enriching escape for those eager to experience Iceland off the beaten path.
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