Iceland is one of the most desired destinations for Landscape photographers. Whether you are visiting it in summer or in the winter the Landscape changes dramatically and offers a photographer many opportunities to capture a perfect shot.
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Iceland is home to over 10,000 waterfalls. There are many opportunities to capture a breathtaking shot of a beautiful waterfall.
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Lighthouses are one of the more elusive objects coveted by many photographers. Since Iceland is an island in the middle of an ocean it has many lighthouses up and down the coasts.
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Churches are one of the national treasures of Iceland. There are some that are very old and were built in the days of the Vikings. Others are modern and were built only a few years ago.
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Puffins are cute little birds that are no more than 13" long. They have yellow beaks and yellow feet which makes them a very interesting photography subject. Iceland has over 10 million of them.
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Essential Iceland Photography Maps for Your Next Expedition

Planning a photography trip to Iceland requires more than just a camera and a flight. To capture iconic shots of Skogafoss, Kirkjufell, and the Diamond Beach, you need precise GPS coordinates and reliable offline maps. Our comprehensive KML, GPX, and GeoJson maps are specifically designed for landscape photographers who want to maximize their time in the field.

Why use professional GPS coordinates for Iceland?

Iceland's weather is unpredictable and many of the best photography spots—from remote highland waterfalls to hidden coastal lighthouses—aren't always clearly marked on standard tourist maps. By using our curated GPS maps, you can:

  • Find Secret Locations: Discover lesser-known spots away from the massive tourist crowds.
  • Navigate Safely: Use GPX tracks to stay on safe paths when visiting remote Iceland churches and puffin colonies.
  • Maximize Lighting: Know exactly where your subject is so you can be in position for the perfect sunrise or sunset.

Whether you are chasing the Northern Lights in the winter or photographing Atlantic Puffins during the midnight sun, having the right data on your phone or GPS device is the secret to a successful photography workshop or solo trip.