The Westfjords (Vestfirðir) Islands are one of the last areas of the country where you can experience the rugged and natural side of the land. Located far north, in close proximity to the Arctic Circle, you will find dozens of small and large fjords that give the region its name. I visited the Westfjords for […]
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Snæfellsnes – Iceland’s serene wildernes
Mini-Iceland, that’s what the small peninsula north of Reykjaness is called. In Snæfellsnes, you can experience many of the landscape scenes that make Iceland so unique in a small area. There’s a volcano, a basalt coast, a beach, mountains, and much more. A Stormy Road Trip through Snæfellsnes In the harsh, stormy winter of […]
The Westman Islands – A report from Vest
The Westman Islands (Vestmannaeyjar) and their main island, Heimaey, had long been among the places in Iceland that I absolutely wanted to see. In October 2017, the time had come, and I spent just under 24 hours on the island. It was enough for a first, wonderful impression and too little not to already plan […]
Skaftafell
The region around Skaftafell in Iceland is a breathtaking travel destination for nature lovers and adventurers. The area offers numerous sights worth visiting. Here are some of the best places to visit if you want to explore this region… Skaftafell: Glacier, Visitor Center, and Campground Skaftafell Glacier is an impressive sight and a must-visit […]
Dalvík
Dalvík is a small town in northern Iceland known for its beautiful surroundings and unique attractions. One of the main highlights of the town is Sundlaug Dalvík, a geothermal swimming pool that attracts both locals and tourists. Hot pots and swimming pools Sundlaug Dalvík is a perfect place to relax after a day of […]
Fjaðrárgljúfur
Iceland, the land of fire and ice, is known for its stunning landscapes and unique natural phenomena. One of these impressive wonders is the Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, a geological jewel and an exciting destination for adventurers and nature lovers. Geology and Formation Fjaðrárgljúfur is an approximately 2-kilometer-long and up to 100-meter-deep canyon in the southeast […]
Stuðlagil – Small canyon and big attract
Amidst the breathtaking landscape of Iceland lies a hidden gem that even the most experienced travelers marvel at. We are talking about Stuðlagil, one of the most spectacular basalt canyons in the country. In recent years, the location has gained dubious fame, like so many places that eventually appear on an Instagram profile with a […]
Todos when arriving in Iceland
When I travel to Iceland, there are always a few things I do right after arrival. I want to write them down here so that you can be inspired and well-prepared from day one. So here’s a brief overview… Stock up at the duty-free shop Activate mobile internet roaming Withdraw some cash Pick up the […]
Iceland south coast – The best tipps & a
After the western region, the south coast of Iceland is the most visited area in the country, partly due to the high concentration of attractions found in the south. Along with stunning waterfalls, there are also glacier lagoons, a plane wreck, black beaches, abandoned farms, hot springs, geothermal areas, and so much more to see. […]
Jökulsárlón – The glacial lagoon in Icel
Jökulsárlón, the glacial lagoon in the southeast of Iceland, is probably the most famous tourist attraction in the country and the highlight of many visitors’ trips. The journey by car along the Ring Road takes just under five hours, a little longer by bus. The trip takes you past many waterfalls, old farms, and beautiful […]