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East Iceland VR Travel Videos Austurland
The furthest corner from Reykjavík, and the only part of Iceland most visitors reach by sea — the ferry from Denmark still comes up the fjord into Seyðisfjörður, past a waterfall and a row of Danish timber houses, to a blue church at the end of a street painted as a rainbow. Inland the ground opens at Stuðlagil, a canyon of basalt columns nobody had really seen until a dam upstream dropped the river in 2009 and left the rock standing in clear green water. Walk up the valley to Hengifoss, which falls 128 metres past red bands of clay laid down between lava flows. On the coast at Stokksnes the black sand goes out flat under Vestrahorn, a mountain that photographers drive across the country for. Then the fjord villages — eggs carved in stone at Djúpivogur, puffins close enough to touch at Borgarfjörður eystri, and reindeer, which live nowhere else on the island. Step inside these VR films and explore East Iceland yourself — in a headset, or straight in your browser.
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VRnavi collects VR180 and 360° travel films from across Iceland, one at a time. Pick one of the regions on the map to see what has been found there.
regions with films
- Capital Region Höfuðborgarsvæði 107
- Southern Peninsula Suðurnes 39
- West Iceland Vesturland 40
- Westfjords Vestfirðir 56
- Northwest Iceland Norðurland vestra 8
- Northeast Iceland Norðurland eystra 62
- East Iceland Austurland 37
- South Iceland Suðurland 200
549 VR videos across 8 of 8 regions. The rest of Iceland is on the way — each one goes live as soon as its films are collected.
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