September 14, 2025 -- Iceland has over 200 manmade caves. The caves were inhabited or used for livestock. Many have folklore associated with them. They were great subjects for picture-taking.
Rútshellir
Rútshellir (Rútur’s Cave) is said to be the oldest extant man-made residence in Iceland. The cave is entered via a sheep shed which was built in front of it in the early 20th century.
Entrance
Foot steps
Lara
In the side of the mountain
Door way
Going over the fence
Drangurinn caves are a series of caves within a giant rock formation in southern Iceland, historically used as sheep and cow sheds and linked to folklore about elves. The formation is called Drangurinn í Drangshlíð and is located at the foothills of the Eyjafjöll mountains.
Drangurinn
Lara's new home
Sheep/cow sheds
In the side of a mountain
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