Selfoss

Selfoss is located some 30 miles (48 kilometers) from Reykjavik, the country's capital, and about 20 miles (32 kilometers) from Hella.

Iceland is popular with local and overseas visitors. To discover why, visit the other towns and tourist attractions in the vicinity of Selfoss. If you are after more things to see and do, check out the Nesjavellir and Almannagja in and around Hveragerdi, which you'll find roughly 7 miles (11 kilometers) to the southeast of Selfoss.

Around 30 miles (48 kilometers) to the northwest of Selfoss is Kopavogur, a regional center which is home to Salurinn Kopavogur Concert Hall, Kopavogur Church and Natural History Museum of Kopavogur. Viking Horses and Sundlaugin Versolum Swimming Pool a few of the other places worth visiting for those who have time left.

If your idea of a great break is maxing-out your heart rate in unique natural environments, then sign up for one of the many hiking and caving trips this region has to offer.

Delve into the culture of Iceland by trying out local food. Some ingredients typically found in a number of Iceland recipe books are lamb and root vegetables such as rutabagas and carrots. There are lots of special meals here. Try saltfiskur (dried and salted fish) or harofiskur (jerky type fish). Mondlukaka (almond cake) is a great choice to round out your Iceland dining experience.

There is a saying, the world is a book and if you don't travel you may read the same page. So book your holiday and discover the adventures to be had in Selfoss.