WestfjordsFlatey Island, Where History Meets Present
In the last few years, Iceland has become an increasingly popular tourist destination. Many travelers from all over the world come to this amazing Nordic country in search of some of the most amazing landscapers there are in the world. Some of the country’s natural monuments are popular attractions, although it’s not as crowded as your typical holiday destination. But the country is so diverse, and there’s so much to see that there are other great places that are almost never visited by people who are not locals. In the middle of a fjord in West Iceland, we can find Flatey Island, a place where time seems to stand still. It’s the biggest piece of land in an archipelago formed by small islands and islets. This hidden place is great for discovering Iceland’s past while surrounded by unspoiled natural beauty. With its traditional houses, rich birdlife, and peaceful atmosphere, Flatey is the perfect escape for those looking to experience Iceland away from the usual tourist routes. In this guide, we'll explore everything you need to know about Flatey—its history, how to get there, what to do, where to stay, and what kind of weather you can expect.
