But for those seeking to get off the beaten Circle, North Iceland offers an analogous, lesser-traveled route known as the Diamond Circle.Near the North’s unofficial capital, Akureyri, the 150 ...

The Diamond Circle is a 250km driving loop that begins near Iceland’s bijou second city, Akureyri. Drive from capital Reykjavik and it’ll take you four-and-a-bit hours.

From volcanic lakes to spots for whale-watching and a majestic waterfall, Iceland's Diamond Circle has more to offer than your average road trip. Subscriptions; Log In ...

There’s plenty to see in Iceland’s northern wilderness and following the 250km route of the Diamond Circle from Akureyri means it’s possible to hit the highlights in a single day.

Iceland’s Tourism announced that on Sunday, the Diamond Circle, a new touring route in North Iceland will formally open. The Diamond Circle route connects some of Iceland’s most spectacular ...

Outside the town of Akureyri, a sightseeing circle of natural wonders dubbed the ‘Diamond Circle’ is an awe-inspiring alternative to the Golden Circle. Tourism in Iceland boomed in the 2000s ...

Experience the otherworldly beauty of northern Iceland during this tour of our New World Wonder, the Diamond Circle. Explore the moonlike landscape of Dimmuborgir Lava Fields; ride a helicopter over ...

The Diamond Circle Iceland is famous for its stunning waterfalls (Picture: Getty Images/EyeEm) A new touring route in North Iceland connects some of Iceland’s most spectacular sites.

Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes draw nearly two million tourists a year, but few travel to the lesser-known north of the country – Suzy Pope discovers you can see the highlights of this region in ...