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Knarrarósviti lighthouseIra Goldstein · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Stórhöfði lighthouseVilly Fink Isaksen · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Urðir lighthouseDiego Delso · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

South Coast Lighthouses

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11 lighthouses in South Coast — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.

11 lighthouses in South Coast, led by Þrídrangaviti. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.

11 lighthouses in South Coast

Distances on the cards are straight-line from Reykjavík.

Knarrarósviti lighthouse22 m tower

Knarrarósviti

59 km from Reykjavík

The Knarrarós Lighthouse is located on the south coast of Iceland. Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. The roads to remote lighthouses can be rough - check conditions.

Stórhöfði lighthouse7 m tower

Stórhöfði

116 km from Reykjavík

Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. Northern lights viewing is often excellent near coastal lighthouses.

Urðir lighthouse7 m tower

Urðir

115 km from Reykjavík

Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. Many lighthouses are in exposed locations - dress for wind and weather.

Þorlákshöfn lighthouse

Þorlákshöfn

43 km from Reykjavík

Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. Some lighthouses can be climbed during certain hours - check locally.

Dyrhólaeyjarviti lighthouse13 m tower

Dyrhólaeyjarviti

161 km from Reykjavík

The Dyrhólaey Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on the central south coast of Iceland. Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. Some lighthouses can be climbed during certain hours - check locally.

Ingólfshöfði lighthouse

Ingólfshöfði

262 km from Reykjavík

Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. Lighthouse locations often offer excellent bird and whale watching.

Þrídrangaviti lighthouse4 m tower

Þrídrangaviti

101 km from Reykjavík

Þrídrangaviti Lighthouse is an active lighthouse 7.2 kilometres off the southwest coast of Iceland, in the archipelago of Vestmannaeyjar. It is often described as one of the most isolated lighthouses in the world. Þrídrangar means "three rock pillars", referring to the three named sea stacks at that location: Stóridrangur, Þúfudrangur, and Klofadrangur. The lighthouse was commissioned on 5 July 1942. Icelandic lighthouse marking the coast for ships navigating treacherous waters. The roads to remote lighthouses can be rough - check conditions.