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Reykjanes is one of Iceland’s most photogenic regions and photographers will enjoy capturing images of its most scenic spots. If you love to bring home souvenir images of your trips, here are our picks for the ten Reykjanes locations where photographers must visit.

For many, seeing the Northern Lights is top of their bucket list. The Aurora Borealis puts on magical displays of green and purple ribbons that whimsically dance across the sky. Sometimes, all you have is a fleeting glimpse; other times they appear for hours at a time. It’s no surprise that we want to capture the image of something this beautiful, but what do you need to know if you want to snap something wall-worthy? Here’s our guide to photographing the Northern Lights.

While some visitor attractions on the Reykjanes peninsula are well known – the Blue Lagoon and Fagradalsfjall volcano spring to mind – others fly under the radar. You might not realise, for instance, that there are a number of excellent museums and exhibitions covering a range of topics. Why not call in at one of these next time you’re passing?

Important information for travellers looking into hiking to the eruption site.

Today a new eruption started in Reykjanes. Travellers and visitors are asked to stay away from the area while the situation is being assessed by scientists and Authorities.

Travellers and hikers are asked to be aware of the risk of rock falling and landslides