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The deeper planning map
for Iceland.
More than 2,500 mapped places across Iceland — sights, food stops, tours, activities, accommodation and useful travel points organised into one planning map.
Use it to plan your own Iceland route before the trip, build your custom travel days, and then use your planned route while travelling in Iceland.
Get the Master Map
For travellers who want more than the main shortlist.
The Master Map gives you the wider Iceland picture when building your own route.
The 600+ Handpicked Map is the cleaner planning map for most self-drive trips. The Master Map is the deeper version: more places, more local options, accommodation, camping and better coverage when you want to explore more widely.
Open the map, look at the area you are travelling through, and build your Iceland journey from the places already collected there.
Four planning layers across Iceland.
Turn on the category you need, compare what is nearby, and choose the stops that fit your own Iceland journey.
See & Do
Waterfalls, viewpoints, geothermal areas, museums, natural attractions, hikes and places worth knowing about.
Food & Coffee
Restaurants, cafés, bakeries and useful food stops around Iceland.
Tours & Activities
Glacier experiences, whale watching, horseback riding, ATVs and selected local activity operators.
Accommodation
Hotels, guesthouses, camping and useful places to stay around Iceland.
Use the Master Map as your planning tool.
The Master Map uses 4 of the 10 available Google My Maps layers. Make your own copy, then use the remaining 6 layers to plan Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and onward.
Start with known routes such as the Golden Circle, South Coast, Snæfellsnes, the Ring Road or the Eastfjords — or build your own route from the places you choose on the map.
A useful planning rhythm for Iceland is often around 250–400 km per travel day, depending on season, daylight, road conditions and how many stops you want to make.
From planning to driving
Open the pins before you decide.
Some locations include photos, practical information, useful links, local context and recommendations. The amount of information varies by place.
Build your Iceland journey your way.
Choose the cleaner planning map, or use the deeper Master Map for more places, more nuance and broader Iceland coverage.
600+ Handpicked Map
The cleaner planning map. Includes the main sights, useful food stops and selected tours most self-drive travellers want to consider.
Explore the Handpicked Map →Iceland by Guide Master Map
The deeper planning map. More places, more nuance, accommodation, camping and broader coverage for travellers who want to explore beyond the main tourist routes.
What you receive.
No. This is a planning map. You use the places on the map to build your own custom Iceland journey.
Yes. Make your own copy in Google My Maps, then use the free layers to build Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and onward.
The 600+ map is the cleaner version for most self-drive travellers. The Master Map is larger and more nuanced, with more places, accommodation and wider Iceland coverage.
Yes. Plan your days first, then use Google Maps navigation on your phone or through your car connection when travelling.
No. This product is the map access guide. Personal advice and custom planning are available separately through Iceland by Guide planning services.
Plan Iceland with the bigger map in front of you.
More than 2,500 mapped places across Iceland — built for travellers who want deeper planning, more options and broader coverage.
Get the Master Map · $79— Ready when you are —
1500+ Iceland by Guide Master Map
One-time purchase
And you own it.
$79
Plan your Iceland trip with the full Iceland by Guide Master Map: 2,500+ mapped places across Iceland, organised into See & Do, Food & Coffee, Tours & Activities, and Accommodation.
Use it before your trip to build your own day-by-day Iceland journey, then use your designed and planned route with Google Maps navigation while travelling in Iceland.
