National Geographic's Iceland Adventure Map is designed to meet the unique needs of adventure travelers—detailed, durable, and accurate. Iceland includes the locations of thousands of cities and towns with an index for easily locating them, plus a clearly marked road network complete with distances and designations for expressways, motorways, and more. Transportation within and beyond the country is made easier with the locations of airports, airfields, railroads, ferry routes, and lighthouses. What sets National Geographic Adventure Maps apart from traditional road maps are the hundreds of points of interest that highlight the diverse and unique destinations within Iceland. Outdoor activities abound on the island and activity symbols note popular locations to ski, golf, camp, fish, and swim. Travelers will find plenty to explore in Iceland’s cities as well, including World Heritage sites, museums, churches, and other points of interest.

Iceland’s western half is shown on the front side of the map including the cities of Reykjavik, Hafnarfjordur, Kopavogur, Gardabaer, Mossfellsbaer, Keflavik, Borgarnes, Stykkisholmur, and Siglufjordur. The reverse side of the map covers the eastern portion of the country showing the cities of Akureyri, Egilsstadir, Eskifjordur, Neskaupstadur, Husavik, and Hofn.