Iceland 7-Day Tour Guide❄️ Explore the Land of Ice and Fire🇮🇸 ✨Itinerary Overview Iceland, a place filled with the song of ice and fire, takes you on a fantastical journey. This 7-day and 6-night itinerary will take you to the most quintessential attractions in Iceland, allowing you to experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. 📆Itinerary D1: Arrive in Reykjavik, rest and adjust D2: Reykjavik - Golden Circle (Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, Seljalandsfoss Waterfall) D3: South Coast of Iceland (Black Sand Beach, Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, Diamond Beach) D4: Reykjavik - Vatnajokull Glacier (Glacier Hiking) D5: Eastern Fjords (Seydisfjordur Town, Myvatn Hot Springs) D6: Myvatn - Askja Ice Cave (Ice Cave Adventure) D7: Return to Reykjavik, end of the trip 🧳Pre-trip Preparation Warm clothing, non-slip shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera📷, etc. 🏨Accommodation Recommendations Reykjavik: Hotels in the city center, convenient for travel. Myvatn: Nearby hot spring hotels, enjoy a night at the hot springs. 🍜Food Recommendations Icelandic lamb, seafood, ice cream, and other delicacies are not to be missed. Taste local specialties at local restaurants. 🏷Popular Tags: Iceland travel guide, Iceland 7-day tour, Iceland attractions checklist, Iceland food recommendations, Iceland hotel accommodations. 🎉Tips: The beauty of Iceland needs to be explored in person. Come join me and embark on this fantastical journey of ice and fire! Click on the homepage to discover more exciting travel content.

Nice and quiet accomodation, off the road at Myvatn area. Note that the rooms / cabins are opposite the main road and not the reception is at the other end. The rooms are designed as wooden cabins and the beds are comfortable. You will find packets of coffee and tea in the room. The bathroom is small but practical with water heater. The water pressure however is slightly lower as compared to other hotels. Beds are comfortable and cozy. You will need to cross the road for the breakfast. Beautiful view on the stables and cows. Breakfast is really delicious.#iceland

The season of bathing is coming, sharing a rice lake hot spring in the Mihu area of northern Iceland. Compared to the famous Blue Lake, the Mihu Hot Springs are a lot of people, and the prices are much cheaper, but definitely worth the money! There are two pools in the , the water temperature of a pool is high, it is very comfortable to soak, and there are many people; the temperature of the other pool is relatively low, so it is a little chilly, very few people, it is very suitable for taking pictures. Everyone's process is to take a photo of the beautiful pool in the low temperature pool, enjoy it in the high temperature pool and everyone. Everyone who rushes from the high temperature pool to the low temperature pool will scream a few times when he gets up. It really takes courage! Price: 4,500 Icelandic krona/person, no need to make an appointment in advance, no time limit. Automatic coordinates: Jarbashlar

1. Tangxun Lake, Wuhan Tangxun Lake in Wuhan is the largest urban lake in China, located in the East Lake High-tech Development Zone of Wuhan, Hubei Province, with an area of 47.6 square kilometers. Tangxun Lake has been planned as a scenic area by Wuhan City, with supporting facilities such as farmhouses and water sports amusement parks. 2. East Lake, Wuhan East Lake in Wuhan is located in the eastern part of Wuchang District, Wuhan City. It is one of the largest urban lakes in China, six times the size of West Lake in Hangzhou, with an area of 33 square kilometers. 3. Bali Lake, Jiujiang Bali Lake in Jiujiang is located in the suburbs of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. It is located at the junction of the Yangtze River and Poyang Lake, with an area of 18.29 square kilometers. It has been divided into North Bali Lake Scenic Area and South Bali Lake Scenic Area. 4. Dushu Lake, Suzhou Dushu Lake is located in Suzhou Industrial Park, formed by a major earthquake in the Song Dynasty, with an average water depth of 1.99 meters, a lake area of 11.52 square kilometers, and a total of 11 rivers in and out. 5. Cihu Lake, Huangshi Cihu Lake is located in the urban area of Huangshi City, Hubei Province, also known as Zhangjia Lake, with a lake area of 10.0 square kilometers, an average water depth of 1.75 meters, and a total length of 38.5 kilometers of shoreline. 6. Longzi Lake, Bengbu Longzi Lake is located in Longzi Lake District, Bengbu City, Anhui Province. It is a lake with beautiful scenery, endless charm, and cultural landscapes, with an area of 8.4 square kilometers. 7. South Lake, Wuhan South Lake in Wuhan is located in the southeast of Wuchang, the third largest urban lake in Wuhan after East Lake and Tangxun Lake, surrounded by many universities, with a lake area of 7.6 square kilometers. 8. Yunlong Lake, Xuzhou Yunlong Lake is located in Quanshan District, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, formerly known as Shigou Lake, formed in the Northern Song Dynasty, with a circumference of 14 kilometers, a lake area of 7.5 square kilometers, and a national 5A-level scenic spot. 9. Jinji Lake, Suzhou Jinji Lake is located in the Industrial Park of Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, a tributary of Taihu Lake, with a relatively flat lake bottom, an average depth of 1.8 meters, and a maximum depth of 5 meters. The area is 7.4 square kilometers. 10. West Lake, Hangzhou West Lake is located in Xihu District, Hangzhou City, surrounded by mountains on the south, north, and west sides, with several embankments in the lake, dividing the lake into several water surfaces. There are more than 100 parks around the lake, with an area of 6.5 square kilometers, and it is also a national scenic spot.

#auroralight celand is known for its dramatic landscapes, hot springs, and quirky charm—but the real magic happens when the sky lights up with the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis. Imagine standing in the middle of a snow-covered field, surrounded by volcanic mountains and glaciers, while swirls of green, purple, and pink dance across the dark Arctic sky. It’s like nature’s own fireworks show, and Iceland is the front-row seat. The best time to witness this natural wonder is from September to April, when the nights are long and the skies are dark. The best spots in Iceland for Aurora viewing are away from city lights, and luckily, Iceland has plenty of remote areas where you can experience the magic in peace. Places like Thingvellir National Park, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, and the area around Lake Myvatn are some of the top destinations to catch the Northern Lights in all their glory. But Iceland isn’t just about the Aurora; during the day, you can explore the Golden Circle, soak in geothermal pools, or visit iconic sites like the Blue Lagoon and the famous Geysir. So, bundle up, get cozy, and let Iceland’s Northern Lights take your breath away—both literally and figuratively.

#holidayseason Iceland in the winter is nothing short of magical. As the days grow shorter and the nights stretch on, the island transforms into a winter wonderland, with snow-covered landscapes, frozen waterfalls, and shimmering northern lights dancing across the sky. It’s a destination that invites adventurers to explore the raw beauty of nature, while offering a sense of serenity and peace. Arguably, the highlight of visiting Iceland in winter is the chance to witness the Northern Lights. From late September to early April, the long, dark nights provide the perfect backdrop for the aurora borealis. These ethereal ribbons of green, purple, and pink light streak across the sky, creating one of the most awe-inspiring natural phenomena on Earth. Head to places like Thingvellir National Park, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, or the area around Lake Myvatn for the best chances to catch this incredible spectacle. Snow-Capped Landscapes and Glaciers Winter transforms Iceland’s already stunning landscapes into a pristine, snow-dusted dream. The glaciers, which are stunning year-round, become even more spectacular under a layer of snow. A visit to Vatnajokull, Europe’s largest glacier, or a glacier hike in Skaftafell National Park, offers a surreal experience. You can even explore ice caves, where the sunlight filtering through the ice creates mesmerizing blue hues. Driving the Golden Circle in winter is also a must-do. The route connects iconic sites like the Geysir geothermal area, the Gullfoss waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park. In winter, these sites take on an even more magical feel, with frozen waterfalls and snow-covered paths creating a scene straight out of a winter fairy tale. Unique Winter Activities Winter in Iceland also opens up a host of activities that are not available in other seasons. Snowmobiling across glaciers is a thrilling experience that offers breathtaking views of Iceland’s rugged terrain. For those seeking adventure beneath the surface, visiting the Blue Lagoon or the Secret Lagoon in Fludir is an incredible winter experience. These hot springs, surrounded by snow-covered lava fields, offer a relaxing contrast to the cold air and create an unforgettable atmosphere. Ice cave tours are another highlight during Iceland’s winter months. These natural wonders form as the glaciers melt, creating stunning blue caves that look like they belong in a fantasy movie. Take a guided tour to safely explore these ice caves and marvel at the intricate patterns and formations inside. Icelandic Winter Traditions Iceland also offers a glimpse into its unique culture during the winter months. The Icelandic winter is full of traditions, including the celebration of Christmas, which is deeply rooted in folklore. You’ll see decorated Christmas trees in towns, enjoy the delicious Icelandic holiday food like roast lamb, and, if you’re lucky, you mi

Arrive at the third stop on the fourth day ~ Krafla Viti crater lake 🚙It takes about 15 minutes from Námafjall Hverir volcanic geothermal valley to Viti Crater Lake🚙 Krafla volcano Viti crater lake When we passed the Krafla power station, we felt as if we had entered some mysterious realm, which made people feel strange. Viti Crater Lake can be said to be one of the most accessible volcanic lakes. It only takes a short 1-minute walk from the parking lot to the crater. This lake was formed by the accumulated water after the volcanic eruption, giving it a charming icy blue color. You can walk along the crater and around the lake to enjoy its beautiful scenery from all angles. #Iceland #IcelandSelf-Driving #Iceland Attractions #Crater Lake #Krafla Volcano #iceland #icelandtrip #Krafla #Viti # Sign up for hotel trial sleeper in July

The second stop on the fourth day in Iceland~ 🚙From Dettifoss waterfall to Námafjall Hverir volcanic geothermal valley About 50 minutes🚙44.7 kilometers The colorful ground of the Námafjall Hverir volcanic geothermal valley is the result of a variety of minerals and chemical reactions working together in a high-temperature environment. The Volcanic Geothermal Valley area is a high-temperature geothermal area with many fumaroles and mud pools. At depths of up to 1,000 meters, temperatures can exceed 200°C. Steam in these areas contains fumarole gases such as hydrogen sulfide, giving it a characteristic sulfur smell. This area also produces large amounts of sulfur deposits. This sulfur was mined in Iceland over the centuries to make gunpowder. When I entered the geothermal valley, I felt as if I had gone to another planet. Looking from a distance, I could see smoke rising from the surface. When I got closer, I could feel the hot mud pools and the strong smell of sulfur. I could clearly feel the place. The vitality of the land seems to be breathing. #Iceland #IcelandSelf-driving #Iceland Attractions #Volcano Geothermal Valley #iceland #icelandtrip #NámafjallHverir # Sign up for hotel trial sleeper in July

This is the question most frequently asked by my friends after seeing my Moments. Iceland - 7 years ago, I planned to go but never took action. This year, I finally made up my mind and set off! While planning the trip, I read many travel guides. I longed for the natural scenery of Iceland, but I was more fearful; fearful of the changing weather; fearful of accidentally harming wildlife while driving; fearful of the high cost of living... Therefore, I bought no less than 5 books, covering geography to daily life, to prepare myself more thoroughly. Even just before departure, I still felt uncertain, after all, this land is too special. When I flew from Norway to Iceland and got into the four-wheel SUV (I still recommend renting a four-wheel SUV because Iceland has many long gravel roads, strong winds, and heavy snow), I started the engine and the car slowly moved along Iceland's Route 1, I was still cautious and fearful... After returning from a counter-clockwise tour around Iceland, although strong winds affected the short section from Hofn to Myvatn, I was willing to travel an extra 800 kilometers, taking a detour to reach the Godafoss Waterfall. Although it was very tough that day, requiring 8-9 hours of driving per day, I still felt no regrets. In June, I saw heavy snow in Akureyri and the iconic heart-shaped traffic light🚥. If you ask me whether to travel clockwise or counter-clockwise around the island, I still recommend the counter-clockwise direction, saving the area around the Straw Hat Mountain for last, which makes the changing scenery more anticipated and enjoyable. Is Iceland really expensive? Is it worth visiting? This is the question most frequently asked by my friends after seeing my Moments. From the perspective of accommodation, it is indeed expensive, with hostels costing 500 yuan per person, but if you consider the scenery of the accommodations, compared to domestic prices, it's really not expensive; sometimes booking on the same day can be cheaper. From the perspective of food, the unit price is indeed expensive, but considering the quality of the ingredients, compared to the same ingredients and dishes domestically, it's sincerely not expensive. I loved eating lobster, cod, and tuna in Hofn, with 5 main dishes costing only 1600 yuan; From the perspective of clothing, it is necessary to wear waterproof jackets, pants, and shoes, and dressing in layers like an onion to cope with the changing weather is a wise choice. From the perspective of car rental, it is indeed expensive, especially the price of gasoline, but there are no highway fees, only one tunnel on the island charges a fee, the rest are free, so the average price per kilometer feels acceptable; From the perspective of landforms and natural landscapes, it is indeed unique, from volcanoes to oceans, from barren plains to lush green lands, from hot springs to glaciers, from icebergs to blue caves, from black sand beaches to red sand beaches, there is nothing you can't see... The charm of nature has always tugged at my emotions and thoughts, with large patches of lupines swaying gracefully in the breeze; tender grass just sprouting from the soil and rock crevices, being blown into a ballet dance by the strong wind; on sunny days, icebergs freely floating and combining, emitting crisp sounds of ice cracking; little seals🦭 eagerly jumping into the sea, playfully playing with the water; Icelandic horses and sheep scattered neatly across the grasslands; moss quietly blooming on rocks over thousands of years of growth; volcanic magma cooling down to form black coal balls, scattered around; as tourists, we greedily capture all this with our cameras, fearing missing any scenery and regretting... Iceland, a place with a small population, has become a high-welfare country through fish exports and geothermal energy, and its football achievements in a certain World Cup made the whole world recognize Iceland. Is Iceland expensive? Maybe, but from another perspective, is it worth it? Perhaps it is... Returning from Iceland, I still miss it and will go again, delve into the central part, challenge myself in different ways, and discover its alternative beauty; I am still on the road, not stopping...

Iceland🇮🇸 trip, a dreamy fairyland awaits your exploration! 🎉 🔥Finally, the long-awaited Iceland trip has arrived! This land, shrouded in glaciers and the aurora, exudes a mysterious and enchanting charm in every corner. 🥰🥰🥰Spend 8 days circling Iceland, traversing a heavenly world of ice🧊 and fire🔥. ⚠️Iceland Circumnavigation Travel Tips 1⃣️Travel Advice: It is recommended to charter a car or customize a private itinerary, self-driving (not recommended for beginners) 2⃣️Clothing Recommendations: Windproof, waterproof, warm clothing, and for those who are cold-sensitive, bring a light down jacket, hiking boots, and a scarf 3⃣️Icelandic Currency: Icelandic Krona, it is advised to prepare a small amount of cash for convenience, but card payments are generally accepted 4⃣️Food Guide: Due to the overall high cost of living in Iceland, there are fewer stores around places like the Black Sand Beach, Diamond Beach, and hiking areas, so it is suggested to prepare some instant food 🎉【Exciting Experiences】 ✅ Iceland's secret base, the outdoor Blue Lagoon is surrounded by an aura of fairyland, resembling a celestial palace. ✅ Unveil the mystery of whales, and whale watching at sea is also a romantic moment of the Iceland trip. ✅ Take an amphibious boat to explore Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, navigate among giant icebergs, and enjoy the famous icy scenery of the ice lake, experiencing a world of ice. ✈️Recommended Iceland Panoramic Tour Route: 💕D1: Reykjavik - Golden Circle - Kerid Volcanic Crater Lake 💕D2: Selfoss - Seljalandsfoss Waterfall - Skogafoss Waterfall - Black Sand Beach - Vik 💕D3: Fjadrargljufur Canyon - Diamond Beach - Hofn 💕D4: Hofn - Seydisfjordur - Blue Church 💕D5: Myvatn Hot Springs - Dimmuborgir - Godafoss Waterfall - Akureyri 💕D6: Akureyri - Volcano Pearl - Hjalteyri 💕D7: Kirkjufell - Stykkisholmur - Blue Lagoon Hot Springs 💕D8: Reykjavik - Reykjavik

#familytrips2024 Approaching Mývatn, anticipation surged within us like the steam rising from its geothermal vents. As we ventured into the otherworldly landscape surrounding the lake, the air was alive with the scent of sulfur and the sound of bubbling mud pots. The stark beauty of Mývatn's volcanic terrain, with its lunar-like craters and rugged lava fields, left us in awe of Iceland's geological wonders. Walking along the shores of the lake, we marveled at the vibrant colors of the surrounding landscape, from the azure waters to the emerald mosses that carpeted the rocky slopes. Standing amidst the geothermal activity of Mývatn, we felt a sense of connection to the elemental forces that shaped this extraordinary landscape and a deep appreciation for the resilience of life in the face of adversity. Looking ahead, our next dream destination beckons from the sun-drenched coastlines of the Amalfi Coast, Italy. We imagine wandering through charming coastal villages perched on cliffs overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, savoring the flavors of Italian cuisine and basking in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun. The Amalfi Coast's timeless beauty and rich cultural heritage promise an unforgettable escape, where every winding road and hidden cove invites us to discover the magic of this iconic destination. It's a destination that speaks to our sense of adventure and longing

After experiencing a blizzard in the northeast, the whole of Iceland·Europe has entered a world of ice and snow. Walking around the island, I have seen waterfalls of all sizes, but when the surging 'Waterfall of the Gods' in the ice and snow came into view, I was still greatly shocked. . In AD 1000, Iceland converted to Christianity. In order to show their devotion, Icelanders from house to house abandoned all other idols in their homes except for Christianity. Therefore, this body of water 'Waterfall of the Gods' is also called 'Waterfall of All Gods'. . Perhaps it really has the magic bestowed by the gods. A thousand years ago, it accepted people's individual beliefs. A thousand years later, to feel this flying waterfall of thousands of miles of ice, it can still help me throw the complicated thoughts behind my head, away from the noise, noise and chaos, what remains is the inner peace and ease. . . .

Vatnajokull National Park is the largest national park in Iceland, established in 2008, with a total area of about 14,000 square kilometers. It is located in southeastern Iceland and includes the Vatnajokull glacier and surrounding mountains, volcanoes, lakes, glaciers, waterfalls and other natural landscapes. Vatnajokull is one of the largest ice caps in Europe, covering more than a third of Iceland. There are also many other natural landscapes in the park, such as Dettifoss, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, Jokulsarlon glacier lake, Grindavik volcano, etc., it is a spectacular place. As a national park, the main purpose of Vatnajokull National Park is to protect and preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the area, while providing opportunities for visitors to engage in outdoor activities and natural exploration. The park offers many activities such as hiking, glacier climbing, skiing, rock climbing, etc., allowing visitors to experience these beautiful landscapes up close.

❄️Iceland｜𝙸𝚌𝚎𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍 🍃Travel with the wind, go to Iceland to see the Northern Lights, encounter volcanoes🌋, the blend of ice and fire, dance with whales at sea🐳 . 📝Quick itinerary: Reykjavik-Golden Circle-South Coast-Black Sand Beach-Glacier Lagoon-Blue Lagoon-Snaefellsnes Peninsula 📝Travel time: 6 days and 5 nights 📝Cost: 9300💰 (Accommodation➕Vehicle for the trip➕Chinese guide, etc.) . ————8-day itinerary reference———— ☑️Day 1: Departure Reykjavik→Blue Lagoon ☑️Day 2: Golden Circle→Seljalandsfoss Waterfall→Vik Town ☑️Day 3: Black Sand Beach→Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon→Blue Ice Cave→Hof ☑️Day 4: East Fjords→Seyðisfjörður→Egilsstaðir ☑️Day 5: Myvatn→Dettifoss Waterfall→Akureyri ☑️Day 6: Church Mountain→Godafoss Waterfall→Snaefellsnes Peninsula ☑️Day 7: Kirkjufell Mountain→Reykjavik ☑️Day 8: Reykjavik→Return home . ————🔥Tourist spots———— 🔅Reykjavik: Hallgrimskirkja Church, Sun Voyager, City Hall, Hofdi House 🔅Golden Circle: Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Geyser, Gullfoss Waterfall 🔅South Coast: Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Black Sand Beach, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, Blue Ice Cave 🔅Akureyri: Iceland's second largest city, Gateway to the Arctic Circle, Our Lady's Church, St. John's Church 🔅Snaefellsnes Peninsula: Snaefellsjokull National Park, Haystack Mountain, Fishing Port Town, Volcano Crater Lake . ————🔥Special activities———— 1⃣Soak in the Blue Lagoon, let your boyfriend take beautiful photos of you 2⃣Check in at the three major attractions of the Golden Circle, feel the ice and fire of Iceland together 3⃣Watch the waves hit the huge black rocks on the Black Sand Beach, as if at the end of the world 4⃣Explore the Blue Ice Cave, see the internal structure, color and light of the glacier 5⃣Enjoy Iceland's most beautiful coastline in the East Fjords, see seals, seabirds and whales 6⃣Go to Myvatn to see the Volcano Crater Lake, feel the power and beauty of the volcano 7⃣Watch the Volcano Crater Lake, Haystack Mountain and Fishing Port Town on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, feel the diverse styles of Iceland 8⃣Have a drink in a bar in Reykjavik, listen to Icelandic rock music 9⃣Chase the Northern Lights, watch the green light dance in the sky, put a perfect end to the journey .

Nordic Iceland the most planetary place on earth Iceland, a volcanic island country located in the North Atlantic, is a world-famous tourist destination. The country is known for its spectacular natural landscapes and unique culture, attracting tourists from all over the world in search of incredible travel experiences. Iceland is known as the "Island of Ice and Fire" because of its frequent volcanic activity and abundant glaciers and volcanoes, forming breathtaking scenery. You can visit ice caves, climb active volcanoes, or experience the wonders of nature amidst lava formations and eruptions. Reasons for recommendation: Iceland is a treasure trove of natural wonders and offers a variety of unforgettable experiences. From soaking in hot springs to chasing the aurora, from exploring glaciers to admiring volcanoes, these not only allow you to get close to nature, but also feel the magic of Iceland. Every activity is a praise of life and awe of the power of nature. 1. Soak in hot springs Iceland's geothermal activity provides it with an abundance of natural hot springs. The Blue Lagoon is one of the famous hot springs, providing an ideal place to relax and unwind. There are also many natural hot springs in the Lake Myvatn area, allowing tourists to enjoy them in the wild environment. Enjoy the hot springs. 2. Chasing the Aurora In winter, Iceland becomes one of the best places to see the Northern Lights. You can see this natural wonder near Reykjavik or in more remote areas. Choose a professional Northern Lights tour or Self-driving adventures can increase the success rate of viewing. 3. Explore glaciers In Iceland's Vatnajokull glacier (Vatnajoku River), you can engage in glacier hiking, ice cave exploration and other activities. Self-driving adventures on the Langjoku River and Myrdal Glacier can both increase your success rate. 4. Admire the volcano Iceland has a unique volcanic landscape and many volcanoes are available for tourists to visit. Hekla and Eyjafjallajokull are two famous fires. You can also visit the Volcano Museum to learn about the history and culture of Icelandic volcanoes. Iceland Aurora Tour Guide Hot Springs Iceland

Finallay my dream came true, being able to meet the Aurora Borealis in Iceland, what a wonderful Journey. The day we intended to see the waterfall at Godafosa, unfortunately it was already dark when we arrived. But we still went down to the location. After not getting the photos we were hoping for, we decided to move on. Suddenly we saw above the sky a tinge of aurora which was initially thin then lit up brightly and danced, the Aurora Borealis that we were waiting for finally appeared amazingly.

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#timetotravel Dettifoss, located in the remote wilderness of Iceland's Vatnajökull National Park, is a force of nature that words can scarcely describe. Visiting Dettifoss was a truly humbling experience. As I approached, the roar of the cascading water echoed through the canyon, and the sheer power of this waterfall left me in awe. Standing at the precipice, I was met with a breathtaking spectacle – a massive, churning torrent of glacial meltwater plunging over a rugged cliff into a misty abyss. The spray created rainbows that danced in the sunlight. It felt like witnessing the primal forces of Earth in action. The hike to Dettifoss is an adventure in itself, but the reward is this majestic display of raw natural beauty. It's a place where you can reconnect with the awe-inspiring power of the natural world.

#timetotravel My visit to Goðafoss waterfall in Iceland left me utterly mesmerized. Located in the country's north, it's often referred to as the "Waterfall of the Gods," and for good reason. As I approached the falls, the sound of rushing water grew louder, and suddenly, I was met with a breathtaking sight. Goðafoss spans 30 meters wide and plunges into a serene, aqua-colored pool, creating a picture-perfect scene. The contrast between the stark volcanic rock and the vibrant water is simply stunning. It's easy to see why this place earned its divine nickname. What makes this waterfall even more special is its historical significance. It played a pivotal role in Iceland's conversion to Christianity in the year 1000, making it a place of both natural wonder and cultural importance. Goðafoss is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Iceland's scenic wonders.

Dettifoss, located in Myvatn, Iceland, is known as the largest waterfall in Europe. When you actually encounter Dettifoss, it feels grand and magnificent, so it was really cool, but on the other hand, you feel how small humans are in front of nature. The road to Dettifoss is also a travel destination that satisfies with its beautiful natural scenery, so I highly recommend Dettifoss during your trip to Iceland:) 🔍Lake Myvatn Iceland #EuropeanTravel#Dettifoss#Iceland

The truly deserving "Land of Thousand Waterfalls" Iceland, with stunning waterfalls in various shapes and forms. Iceland has so many waterfalls, it is renowned. As the "land of a thousand waterfalls," waterfalls are the most representative and must-see natural beauty in Iceland. From the Golden Falls, the Detifoss, the Skogafoss, to the Godafoss...they come in all shapes and sizes, and are as beautiful as a fairyland on earth.

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About Iceland, Reykjavik Reykjavik (i.e. the capital of Iceland) is heard a lot. I wonder if you have heard of Akureyri Akureyri? Akureyri is said to be the second largest city in Iceland. The whole city has a strong Nordic atmosphere, especially in winter, among a large snow scene and sparsely populated, that tranquility and comfort is very fresh for Hong Kong people. If you have the opportunity to visit Akureyri, be sure to visit the neighboring Goðafoss God's Falls. It is located at the junction with the Sandur Highland Highway in Sprengi along the main loop of the country. It's only about 45 drives from Akureyri. I believe its name already means everything, the Falls of God, quite dominant name, you can know its magnificence.

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Near Iceland, 66 degrees north latitude, the summer is fleeting, short and gorgeous. In addition to the Lu Binghua, which is full of mountains and plains, the melting snow adds ample water to each waterfall. The water droplets collide with each other and the bright summer sun combines to create a colorful rainbow or even a layer. Stacked rainbows. The Fountain of the Gods is undoubtedly the most colorful waterfall I have ever seen. The open plains allow light to reach the waterfall without being blocked, from sunrise to sunset. Deliberately choose to live in the nearby half-hour drive, a town of only 300 people, no one in the morning and evening, enjoy the rainbow and waterfall under the sunrise and sunset, take pictures without interference, how to shoot how to shoot. This time, I also chose the waterfall that is not the most niche but not the net red, which is the most beautiful waterfall in Iceland and the waterfall with the largest water flow in Europe.

This blue hole is located in the scenic area of Mi Lake. Remember the mysterious cave where Jon Snow & Ygritte was playing in The Game of Rights? Its here. Grjtagj used to be a thriving bath. However, a lot of geological activities occurred in 1975-1984, causing the water temperature in the cave to rise so high that it was not suitable for bathing. Every year, the Icelandic government will announce the rising temperature of the hole. It is said that it has reached 43 degrees now. It is a bit hot for the hot springs, because I saw a German family come here to make hot springs. Almost only the edge part can enter the water. Its really hot. Don't know how the scene of "The Game of Rights" was filmed at the time? TIPs: Grjtagj has two holes to climb in. The inside is figured out, but climbing up and down is a bit dangerous. The advice of not being healthy is to go in from the two entrances to enjoy the scenery. After visiting the Blue Cave, remember to go to the Lake of Mihu to soak in the hot springs. There are obviously no more people in the Blue Lake, and you can enjoy a private space.

[Face travel] Icelandic Lake Lake area play Raiders ~ blasting ins waterfall volcano! Iceland after the snow, it looks like an angel baby! The waterfalls of the gods and the volcanoes on the east side of Lake Mi are also the beauty of the soul! Everyone wants to make a big movie, try to wear red or yellow clothes, and put people into the scenery to shoot environmental portraits! However, you must be careful when taking photos on the cliffs of the gods waterfall, the ice is very slippery! Although the attractions near Mi Lake are beautiful, it is really not easy to go in winter! Because going to Mi Lake means going around the island! But to tell the truth, the road conditions in Iceland after the snow are really bad. It is really not recommended to drive around the island in winter. It is too dangerous! A lot of places are less than five meters in the snow! I had to go to check out a more small waterfall, because there was no car in the path, the snow was too thick, and we could only do it!

Today, there are quite a few vehicles participating in the audience's waterfall. The parking lot is no longer visible. All the cars are parked on the edge of the canyon. The snow of the gods has covered my calf, but someone has opened a trail. Figure 1 This photo I took over the layers of snow, don't ask me if I am cold, really want to answer, okay, because my down jacket took off for a few seconds, I put it on immediately after the shoot. The surrounding of the Gods Waterfall is covered with thick snow, so be careful. Every step on the edge of the cliff near the waterfall must be stepped on to take the next step. Some of the seats taken in the summer could not be filmed, and all were covered by snow. The path on the other side is also gone. The choice of winter is also relatively small. The sky behind the waterfall is full of dark clouds, and the sky lacks details.

Goafoss one of the most famous waterfalls in northern Iceland and even the whole country. If you don't see it with your own eyes, you will think that the world is so big, but the world will always be much bigger than you think. Such a spectacular picture, let me not forget. This is the cool Iceland~