Question 1

How do I use KML files for Iceland photography?

Accepted Answer

You can import our Iceland KML maps directly into Google Maps, Google Earth, or specialized apps like Maps.me and Gaia GPS for offline navigation to photography spots.

Question 2

Are GPS coordinates accurate for waterfalls and lighthouses in Iceland?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our maps provide precise GPS coordinates for over 10,000 waterfalls, dozens of lighthouses, and iconic photography locations like Skogafoss and Kirkjufell.

Question 3

What file formats are included in the Iceland photography maps?

Accepted Answer

Each map package includes KML, GPX, and GeoJson formats, compatible with Google Maps, Google Earth, Gaia GPS, OsmAnd, Maps.me, and most GPS devices.

Question 4

Can I use these maps offline in Iceland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Import the GPX or KML files into an app like Gaia GPS or Maps.me before your trip and access all photography location coordinates completely offline — no internet connection required in the field.

Question 5

How many photography locations are included in the Iceland maps?

Accepted Answer

The All Maps package covers waterfalls, lighthouses, churches, landscape viewpoints, and bird photography spots across Iceland. Individual category packs are also available for Landscape, Waterfall, Lighthouse, Church, and Birds.

Question 6

What is the difference between KML and GPX for Iceland navigation?

Accepted Answer

KML files are best for Google Maps and Google Earth, displaying rich pins with names and descriptions. GPX files are the standard for dedicated GPS devices and apps like Gaia GPS and OsmAnd, making them ideal for offline navigation in Iceland's remote highlands.

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