[2025 Kirkjubaejarklaustur Attraction] Travel Guide for Fjadrargljufur Canyon (Updated May)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Every summer, Iceland not only has long days and smooth driving, but it is also the season when cute puffins return to their nests in groups! Travel around the island in the most authentic way, from geothermal areas to glacial lakes to the seabird paradise on the cliffs, allowing you to collect Iceland's most classic summer scenery in one go. Tour Overview * Travel season: late April to August (suitable for puffins viewing + driving around the island) * Transportation: Self-driving is recommended (flexible) * Highlights: spectacular waterfalls, glacial lakes, black sand beaches, canyons, cute puffins Day 1｜Arrival in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland * Trip Highlights: * Climb up to Hallgrímskirkja Church to take photos of the city view * Accommodation: Reykjavik city Day 2｜Reykjavik → Vík (South Coast) * Key attractions: * Seljalandsfoss: You can walk behind the waterfall * Skogafoss: Experience the majestic waterfall up close * Dyrhólaey Cliffs: A great spot to see puffins in summer * Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach + Basalt Columns * Accommodation: Vík village or nearby Day 3｜Vík → Jökulsárlón Glacier Lake Area * Recommended attractions: * Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon: a winding canyon only available in summer * Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: Floating ice blocks are like a dream * Diamond Beach: Glittering ice blocks on the black sand beach * Accommodation: Höfn fishing village (lobster recommended) Day 4｜Höfn → Egilsstaðir (East Fjords) * Trip Highlights: * Enjoy the magnificent sea view of the East Fjords along the way * Borgarfjörður Eystri: One of the most relaxing places to see puffins in Iceland (with walking trails and viewing platforms, peak viewing time is July) * Accommodation: Egilsstaðir or Seyðisfjörður art town Day 5｜Egilsstaðir → Mývatn * Recommended attractions: * Dettifoss waterfall: the largest waterfall in Europe * Hverir Sulphur Fields & Dimmuborgir Black Rock Labyrinth * Accommodation: Myvatn Day 6｜Lake Myvatn → Akureyri → Borgarnes * Highlights: * Goðafoss Waterfall: Iceland's goddess waterfall with a perfect drop * Walking around Akureyri: Iceland's second largest city, with a relaxed style * Kolugljúfur small canyon waterfall * Hraunfossar & Barnafoss waterfalls: flowing out of lava, very special * Accommodation: Borgarnes Day 7｜Return → Reykjavik Airport * You can go to the supermarket to replenish your supplies in the morning (Bonus, Krónan) * Drive back to the airport, return the car, and prepare to fly back home Tips for driving in Iceland in summer: * Weather changes quickly: bring a windproof + waterproof jacket, and dress in an onion-style * Be diligent in refueling: gas stations in the east are far away, so fill up when the tank is half full * Do not feed puffins: respect wild animals and keep your distance when taking photos * Navigation suggestions: Google Maps + Vedur (weather) + Safetravel.is (road safety)

I came to Fjaðrálgljúfur Gorge in Iceland. It is a valley along National Route 1, and you can get there by rental car, but the road becomes unpaved halfway through. There is no entrance fee, but parking costs about 1,000 yen per car. The view from the observation deck is nice, but be careful as the wind is very strong. You need to walk about 30 minutes from the parking lot to the observation deck. Iceland has otherworldly nature everywhere, so you will never get bored of driving and sightseeing. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/SXquKY3dy3ah7cjr6 #0yentripFebruary2025#Iceland

#getgoing2025 Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, Iceland Fjaðrárgljúfur is a stunning river canyon located in southern Iceland, near the town of Kirkjubæjarklaustur. Known for its dramatic landscapes, lush greenery, and winding river, this canyon is a must-see for nature lovers and photographers. Key Features: • Dramatic Scenery: The canyon stretches about 2 kilometers in length and reaches depths of up to 100 meters. It’s carved by the Fjaðrá River over thousands of years, creating winding, steep cliffs and picturesque views. • Lush Vegetation: The canyon is surrounded by lush green moss and vegetation, adding to its mystical and otherworldly atmosphere. • Hiking Trails: Visitors can hike along the canyon’s edge, offering panoramic views of the canyon, the river below, and the surrounding landscape. • Unique Rock Formations: The canyon features interesting rock formations and cliffs that add to the geological beauty of the area. Tips: • The best time to visit is during the summer months when the canyon is lush and green, though it’s stunning year-round. • Be mindful of the weather, as it can get slippery, especially near the canyon’s edge. • Bring a camera—the canyon offers incredible photo opportunities from various viewpoints. Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon is a picturesque and awe-inspiring natural wonder, offering a peaceful escape and unforgettable scenery in the heart of Iceland.

This time I want to introduce to you one of the most famous canyons in Iceland~ —— Feather Canyon Fjaðrárgljúfur Located in southern Iceland, near the small town of Höfn The canyon is about 2 kilometers long and can reach a depth of 120 meters. The towering cliffs on both sides form feather-like layers, a very unique terrain🪶 There is a clear river flowing through the canyon. Surrounded by green moss and vegetation Especially in summer and autumn it attracts a lot of photography and tourists There are many hiking trails in the canyon Suitable for climbers of all levels 🥾 You can also see various birds and wild animals #globaltravel