 | Grótta | Reykjavík Area | 1393 km² | Grótta is a tied island at the extreme end of Seltjarnarnes in the Capital Region of Iceland. During high tide the tombolo is completely submerged, turning Grótta into an island.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Many islands have limited or no facilities. Come prepared with supplies. |
 | Hrísey | North Iceland | 7.7 km² | Island in Eyjafjörður, accessible from Dalvík. A peaceful alternative to busy mainland attractions.
About 150 residents. No cars - you can walk the island in a couple hours or borrow a bike. Birdwatching is excellent.
Quick ferry from Dalvík makes it an easy half-day trip from Akureyri. Good for those wanting island time without major travel.
Galloway cattle roam free. The pace of life is deliberately slow. |
 | Hjörsey | West Iceland | 5.5 km² | Hjörsey is the largest island in western Iceland and the third largest in Iceland. It was part of the traditional county of Mýrasýsla; there used to be a church on Hjörsey, but it was taken apart in 1896. The island was also formerly home to a farm. While there is no human population on the island, a herd of wild horses is able to roam the island freely.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Bird colonies are sensitive. Respect nesting areas and keep distance from wildlife. |
 | Grímsey | North Iceland | 5.3 km² | Iceland's Arctic Circle island, 40km off the north coast. About 60 permanent residents and millions of arctic terns.
The draw is crossing the Arctic Circle - certificates available. The community maintains a small-town Icelandic character in extreme isolation.
Ferry from Dalvík (3 hours) or flight from Akureyri (20 min). Worth doing for the experience of reaching Iceland's northernmost settlement.
Summer midnight sun is special here. The arctic terns will attack - they're protecting nests. Wear a hat. |
 | Eldey | West Iceland | 3.0 km² | Eldey is a small, uninhabited island about 13 kilometres off the coast of the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland. Located west-southwest of Reykjavík, the island of Eldey covers an area of about 3 hectares, and rises to a height of 77 metres (253 ft). Its sheer cliffs are home to large numbers of birds, including one of the largest northern gannet colonies in the world, with around 16,000 pairs. This colony can now be watched live via two webcams that are located on top of the island.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Access depends on ferry schedules and weather. Check connections before planning visits. |
 | Flatey | North Iceland | 2.8 km² | Tiny island in Breiðafjörður bay, west Iceland. A few dozen summer residents keep the old fishing village alive.
Historic wooden houses, one small hotel, abundant birdlife. No cars, no rush. The ferry stops for a few hours - enough to walk the island.
Take the Baldur ferry between Stykkishólmur and the Westfjords. Stopping at Flatey breaks the journey perfectly.
A glimpse of old Iceland. Simple and atmospheric. |
 | Málmey | North Iceland | 2.4 km² | Small island in Skagafjörður fjord, historically important and now uninhabited.
Ruins of an early monastery and farming settlement. Seabirds have reclaimed the cliffs.
Boat access from Siglufjörður or Hofsós area. Not a regular tourist route - for those seeking hidden corners. |
 | Papey | East Iceland | 2.0 km² | Small island off the Eastfjords coast, named for Irish monks who may have lived here before Viking settlement.
About 1 km long with an old settlement (now abandoned), lighthouse, and seabirds. Stories of early Christian monks give it historical weight.
Boat tours from Djúpivogur. Not always running - check availability.
Remote and atmospheric. A glimpse into Iceland's pre-Viking mysteries. |
 | Viðey | Reykjavík Area | 1.7 km² | Island in Reykjavík harbor, a few minutes by ferry. Urban escape without leaving the capital area.
Historic buildings from Iceland's early colonial period. Yoko Ono's Imagine Peace Tower lights up autumn and winter nights.
Hiking trails circle the island with views back to Reykjavík. A restaurant operates in the historic village.
Ferry from Skarfabakki pier. Easy half-day trip when you want nature without a long drive. |
 | Surtsey | South Coast | 1.4 km² | The world's newest island, born from an underwater volcanic eruption in 1963. UNESCO World Heritage Site and strictly protected for scientific study.
Researchers are watching how life colonizes new land - what plants, birds, and organisms arrive naturally. One of Earth's most important natural laboratories.
You cannot visit. No exceptions. But you can view from boat tours around the Westman Islands.
The eruption lasted until 1967. The island is still slowly eroding. See it from a distance while it exists. |
 | Æðey | Westfjords | 1.3 km² | Æðey is an island located in the Westfjords region of Iceland. A höfuðból was built in the 19th century with a farm, with descendants of the family going to the house in the summer to maintain the farm. Other structures include a lighthouse and a weather station owned by the Icelandic Meteorological Office.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Weather can strand visitors on small islands. Allow flexibility in your schedule. |
 | Vigur | Westfjords | < 1 km² | Vigur is the second largest island of the Ísafjarðardjúp fjord in Westfjords, Iceland. Located just south of the Arctic Circle, the island is around 2 kilometres (6,600 ft) in length and 400 metres (1,300 ft) in width. The island is most noted for its thriving seabird colonies, traditional eiderdown production, and historical buildings.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Access depends on ferry schedules and weather. Check connections before planning visits. |
 | Elliðaey | South Coast | < 1 km² | Elliðaey is a small, uninhabited island south of Iceland. It is the most northeastern of the Vestmannaeyjar, an archipelago consisting of 15 to 18 islands and assorted smaller rocks.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Engey | Reykjavík Area | < 1 km² | Engey is the second largest island of the Kollafjörður fjord in western Iceland. Located north of the capital Reykjavík, the uninhabited island is 1.7 kilometres (5,600 ft) in length and around 400 metres (1,300 ft) in width. To the northern end of the island, a lighthouse, first built in 1902, is located. The lighthouse was damaged and later restored in 1937. The name is composed of -ey, meaning small island, & -eng, meaning meadow or uncut grassland.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Access depends on ferry schedules and weather. Check connections before planning visits. |
 | Borgarey | Westfjords | < 1 km² | Borgarey is a small, uninhabited island in the Westfjords in the north-west of Iceland. It is the innermost and smallest island of Ísafjarðardjúp, smaller than both Æðey and Vigur. Human settlement is limited, inter alia, by the lack of fresh water. The island is the property of the church in Vatnsfjörður; thus since there is no separation of church and state, it is public property. Nobody lives on the island, but in summer the owners sail over to it and collect eiderdown.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Bjarnarey | South Coast | < 1 km² | Bjarnarey is a small, uninhabited island in the Vestmann Islands, south of Iceland. It is one of the 18 islands that make up the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Weather can strand visitors on small islands. Allow flexibility in your schedule. |
 | Jólnir | South Coast | < 1 km² | Jólnir was formerly a volcanic island south of Iceland. It was a former vent of Surtsey, along with Syrtlingur and Surtla. It emerged from the ocean as a result of active plate tectonics between December 1965 and July 1966. Oceanic erosion cyclically wore down the new lava as it formed, and the island sank below the surface several times.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Many islands have limited or no facilities. Come prepared with supplies. |
 | Drangey | North Iceland | < 1 km² | Dramatic sea stack island in Skagafjörður, north Iceland. The saga outlaw Grettir the Strong hid here.
The cliffs are sheer and covered in seabirds. Boat tours from Sauðárkrókur include climbing onto the island with ropes and ladders.
Not for those afraid of heights or exposure. The experience is memorable for the adventurous.
Seabird harvesting continues here - a tradition dating back centuries. Eggs and birds by the thousands. |
 | Akurey | Reykjavík Area | < 1 km² | Another puffin colony island near Reykjavík. Part of the Reykjavík harbor bird islands.
Boat tours combine Akurey and Lundey for puffin viewing. Convenient for time-limited visitors.
The birds nest in burrows on the grassy slopes. Late summer sees chicks fledging. |
 | Hellisey | South Coast | < 1 km² | Hellisey is a small, uninhabited island in the Vestmann Islands, south of Iceland. It is 6 km southwest of Heimaey and 13 km northeast of Surtsey.
Hellisey only has an area of 0.1 km ² and extends to about 100 m above sea level.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Lundey | North Iceland | < 1 km² | Puffin Island near Reykjavík - one of the closest places to see puffins from the capital.
Boat tours don't land but circle close enough for puffin photography. Best May-August when birds are present.
Several operators run tours from Reykjavík harbor. Easy option if you don't have time for the south coast or Westman Islands. |
 | Lundey, Skjálfandi | North Iceland | < 1 km² | Lundey is a small, uninhabited island in Skjálfandi bay located about 8.3 kilometres from Húsavík, in northern Iceland. It is the smaller of two islands in the bay, the other being Flatey.
Lundey is about 300 metres (980 ft) long and 150 metres (490 ft) wide. Its highest point lies about 34 metres (112 ft) above sea level.
Its name in Icelandic means "Puffin"; over 200,000 Atlantic Puffin breed on the island's cliffs in the summer hence its name. The island lies only 50 kilometres (31 mi) south of the Arctic Circle and therefore experiences 24 hours of daylight during the summer solstice.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Hvalbakur | East Iceland | < 1 km² | Hvalbakur is a small, uninhabited island off the coast of Iceland and is the country's easternmost point. It is located in the Austurland region, 35 kilometres (22 mi) from the mainland. It is 200 metres (660 ft) long and up to 100 metres (330 ft) wide, with its highest point 5 metres (16 ft) above sea level. The island appears on maps from 1761 but may have been sighted much earlier.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Weather can strand visitors on small islands. Allow flexibility in your schedule. |
 | Geirfuglasker | West Iceland | — | Geirfuglasker was a small islet near Reykjanes, Iceland. It was volcanic rock with steep sides except for two landing places. The rough surf around the island usually made it inaccessible to humans, and one of the last refuges for the flightless bird the great auk. In a volcanic eruption in 1830 this rock submerged. The surviving great auks moved to a nearby island called Eldey and were wiped out by humans in 1840. Later a new Geirfuglasker appeared on the site.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Hegranes | North Iceland | — | Hegranes is the name of the peninsula between the branches of the Héraðsvötn river in Skagafjörður, Iceland. Although Hegranes is called a peninsula, it is actually an island about 15 kilometers long with a fairly tall, rocky headland covered in vegetation. Héraðsvötn's western estuary hews closely to the west side of the peninsula, but there is a large, sandy area before the peninsula reaches the eastern estuary. Off the southern end of the peninsula, there is a delta called Austara-Eylendið. It has diverse avian life and vegetation and is home to a natural heritage site.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
 | Heimaey | South Coast | — | The largest and only inhabited Westman Island. About 4,500 people living on the edge of volcanic activity.
The 1973 eruption buried part of the town. You can climb the still-warm slopes of Eldfell volcano. The Eldheimar museum preserves a house excavated from the ash.
Beyond the volcano: puffin colonies, dramatic cliffs, excellent restaurants, and a lifestyle shaped by fishing and isolation. The aquarium is charming.
Accessible by ferry or flight. Essential day trip or overnight from south Iceland. |
 | Hergilsey | West Iceland | — | Hergilsey is a small, uninhabited Icelandic island in Breiðafjörður. The island is most noted for having been home to Ingjald, his wife, Thorgerda and their disabled son Helgi Ingjaldsson. Ingjald sheltered Gisli while he was an outlaw.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Weather can strand visitors on small islands. Allow flexibility in your schedule. |
 | Hrauneyjar | West Iceland | — | Islands in the Þjórsá river delta, more delta islands than sea islands.
Part of the unique landscape where Iceland's longest river meets the coast. Important bird habitat.
Not typically visited by tourists but visible from the south coast route. |
 | Kolbeinsey | North Iceland | — | Kolbeinsey is a small Icelandic islet in the Greenland Sea located 105 kilometres off the northern coast of Iceland, 74 km (40 nmi) north-northwest of the island of Grímsey. It is the northernmost point of Iceland and lies north of the Arctic Circle. The islet is named after Kolbeinn Sigmundarson, from Kolbeinsdalur in Skagafjörður, who according to Svarfdæla saga is said to have broken his ship there and died with his men.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Access depends on ferry schedules and weather. Check connections before planning visits. |
 | Nýey | West Iceland | — | Nýey, Nýeyjar, Nyø (Danish), was a small, uninhabited island that formed in 1783 due to an underwater eruption in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge southwest of Reykjanes, Iceland. It disappeared within a year.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Weather can strand visitors on small islands. Allow flexibility in your schedule. |
 | Eldeyjarboði | West Iceland | — | Eldeyjarboði is a blind skerry located about 57 km southwest of Reykjanes, Iceland. It is part of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Bird colonies are sensitive. Respect nesting areas and keep distance from wildlife. |
| Hrappsey | West Iceland | — | Hrappsey is an island in the Dalabyggð municipality in Iceland. A printing house operated on the island between 1773 and 1794.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Some islands require boat tours as there's no scheduled ferry. Book ahead. |
| Melrakkaey | West Iceland | — | Melrakkaey is a small, uninhabited island located in the Grundarfjörður municipality in Western Iceland.
The island has been declared a protected area. Consequently, entering the island without permission or hunting within a 2 km radius of the island is prohibited.
Icelandic island, part of the archipelago surrounding the main island. Access depends on ferry schedules and weather. Check connections before planning visits. |
 | Andey | East Iceland | 30 km² | Island in East Iceland |
 | Þingey | North Iceland | 4.8 km² | Island in North Iceland |
 | Brokey | West Iceland | 3.7 km² | Island in West Iceland |
 | Álsey | South Coast | < 1 km² | Island in South Coast |
 | Skrúður | East Iceland | < 1 km² | Island in East Iceland |
 | Suðurey | South Coast | < 1 km² | Island in South Coast |
 | Brandur | South Coast | < 1 km² | Island in South Coast |
 | Súlnasker | South Coast | < 1 km² | Island in South Coast |
 | Geldungur | South Coast | < 1 km² | Island in South Coast |
 | Álasker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Árnes | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Ársker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
 | Borgey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Fagurey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Faxasker | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Geirshólmi | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Grandi | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
 | Grasleysa | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Hani | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Hellir | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Hraunamöl | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
 | Hrauney | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Hrólfssker | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
 | Hrútey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
 | Hæna | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Kána | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Látrar | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Malarrif | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Oddbjarnarsker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Sandey | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
 | Sandfell | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Seley | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Selsker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Skeley | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Skinney | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Skipsey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
 | Stagley | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Stykki | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Stöng | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Svaða | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
 | Svartnes | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
 | Syrtlingur | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Tunguey | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
 | Þerney | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
 | Örfirisey | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
 | Örn | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
| Akureyjar | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Akureyjarrif | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Andarnefjuboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Arfasker | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Bogasker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Breiðasker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Brekkuboði | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Brimilsnes | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Broddanesey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Bygggarðsboði | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Djúpboði | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Djúpiboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Djúpsker | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Drangasker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Eiriksgrunn | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Engeyjarrif | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Eskilsey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Eyjarsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Eystra Hvanneyjarsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Faerabakur | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Feitsey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Finnbogagrunn | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Fiskaflaga | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Fjarðarboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Fjarðarsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Fjórðungsboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Flangey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Flatasker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Flyðrusker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Fossboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Fremri Langey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Frúsæla | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Fyllugrunn | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Galtarsker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Galþóll | Highlands | — | Island in Highlands |
| Gamlaeyri | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Geirfugladrangur | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Gránufell | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Grímusker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Grunnboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Gunnarssker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Gunnhildarey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Gunnlaugsboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Gvendarnesfles | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Hafbyggi | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Haffjarðarey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Hafnarey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Hagaey | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
| Hálsasker | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
| Heimastiboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Helgasteinn | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Herbjarnarey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Hjalley | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Hnúasker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Hofsgrunn | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Hornálsflaga | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Hornsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Hrafnsey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Hvammsey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Höskuldsey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Illagrunn | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Iraboði | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Jörundarboði | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Kaplasker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Kerling | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Kirkjusker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Kjalarey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Knararsundsfles | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Kongsey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Lagey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Landoddar | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Langasker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Lágiboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Litla Seley | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Loptsboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Lundeyjarbreki | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Löngusker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Máfahnúksboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Melhólmur | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Midafellsboði | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Miðboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Miðfjarðarboði | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Mossker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Naustey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Nýfundniboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Reykey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Reykjaboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Rifshaus | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Selkollur | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Setusker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Skarfey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Skipaboðar | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Skriflusker | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Skutilsey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Sprökunaggur | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Stakkhamarsnes | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Stapaboði | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Stapaey | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Stekkjarboði | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Stóriboði | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Stóristakkur | South Coast | — | Island in South Coast |
| Suðurflös | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Sveinbjarnargrunn | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Sviðnur | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Tangaey | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Tindrastarklettur | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Tindsker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Tólfmannaboði | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Traðnaboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Trasnaboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Vallabæjarboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Vatnsboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Vatnskleifagrunn | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Vestur Hvanneyjarsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Vesturboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Vesturflös | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Wandelsboði | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Ystiboði | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Ytriey | North Iceland | — | Island in North Iceland |
| Þjótarsker | Reykjavík Area | — | Island in Reykjavík Area |
| Þrælaboði | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Þufusker | Westfjords | — | Island in Westfjords |
| Æðaklettar | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
| Æðarsker | East Iceland | — | Island in East Iceland |
| Ölvessker | West Iceland | — | Island in West Iceland |
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