2025 Thingeyjarsveit Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

Iceland defies expectations at every turn. One moment you’re strolling through Reykjavík’s colourful streets, cosy cafés, and imposing cathedral; the next you’re beneath a roaring waterfall, surrounded by mist and moss. The capital is small but buzzing, a perfect starting point for wild adventures. Beyond the city, nature steals the show. Black sand beaches stretch into the fog, volcano cones rear up in the distance, and waterfalls like Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss thunder down cliffs. Dettifoss is Europe's most powerful waterfall, churning through 200 tonnes per second! Puffins nest along the coast, comically charming with their bright beaks and clumsy landings. Make sure to walk up some of the volcanos, including Grabrok, Hverfjall volcanic trail and the Kerid Crater. If you enjoy that then go and see the LAVA centre where you can learn about how Iceland was formed and how volcanos work! Intersperse your volcanos with waterfalls for the perfect balance, I'd especially recommend Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss, Faxafoss, and Gullfoss A really nice addition was the tomato farm and restaurant where 39% of Iceland's tomatoes are grown in an enormous greenhouse! #iceland #northerneurope #adventuremoments #waterfall #volcano #tomatoes #church

📍 Location: Sólheimajökull Glacier, Iceland ❄️ Adventure Experience: Strap on crampons, grip an ice axe, and follow a guide onto a millennia-old glacier. The ice glows with an eerie blue light, and the deep crevices echo with the "rumble" of glacier movement, as if the Earth itself is breathing. 💎 Awe-Inspiring Moments: Venture into ice caves where sunlight filters through the ice, creating a surreal blue hue, as if you're on another planet! Along the way, you'll also witness the unique patterns formed by volcanic ash intertwined with the glacier. ⚠️ Caution: Glaciers change daily, so always go with a professional team to avoid falling into hidden crevices! "Iceland's glaciers are not just scenery; they are a living geological textbook."

Goðafoss Waterfall in Iceland is a famous and stunning waterfall located in the northern part of the country. The waterfall is approximately 12 meters high and 30 meters wide, cascading down a horseshoe-shaped cascade, splitting the falls into two. The waterfall holds historical and legendary significance. In 1000 AD, a local chieftain named Þorgeir decided to convert the island to Christianity and left an image of an ancient god in the waterfall, earning it the name "Waterfall of the Gods." Goðafoss Waterfall is easily accessible from the main road and offers several scenic viewpoints, perfect for nature lovers seeking a glimpse of Iceland's grandeur. 🌏 If you've been to any of Iceland's top spots, let's chat. Or if you're still hesitant, I highly recommend a trip to Iceland at least once. #TravelTalk

Today, we'll explore Hverfjall Volcano in Iceland! This volcano is just a short drive from Lake Mývatn, and you'll see a large, round volcano standing tall and imposing. The path leading up to the crater rim isn't too steep. I walked along, breathing in the fresh, cool air. Upon reaching the crater rim, I was amazed by the panoramic view of the nearly symmetrical crater, overlooking the lake and lava fields as far as the eye can see. Along the way, there's information about the volcano. Hverfjall is approximately 2,500 years old, and was formed by a violent past eruption. The walk around the crater takes over an hour. Although a little tiring, the vast crater and the natural scenery are well worth it. 🌏 If you've been to any of Iceland's favorite checkpoints, let's chat. Or if you're still hesitant, I highly recommend a trip to one of these places. #TravelTalk

Can you believe beauty like this exists? ❄️ What is Vatnajökull glacier? Vatnajökull is Europe’s largest glacier — a massive sheet of ancient ice covering over 8% of Iceland. Beneath it lie active volcanoes, deep crevasses, and hidden ice caves. It’s also the heart of Vatnajökull National Park, a protected area filled with surreal landscapes that look more like another planet than Earth. Why is it so popular? Because it’s pure Iceland: ice, fire, and untouched wilderness in one place. Visitors come for: – Crystal-blue ice caves – Glacier hikes and climbing – Epic views of volcanoes and icefalls – Filming locations (Game of Thrones, James Bond, Interstellar) How to visit the glacier You can’t visit the glacier caves on your own — it’s dangerous and constantly changing. But guided tours are safe, accessible, and incredibly well run. 📍 Best base towns: – Höfn (east side) – Vik or Skaftafell (south side, popular for tours) 🚌 Getting there: – Drive from Reykjavik (~4–5 hours) along the Ring Road – Stop at scenic spots on the way (waterfalls, black sand beaches) Ice cave tours: what to expect 💙 Blue Ice Caves (winter only – Nov to March) – Naturally formed caves deep inside the glacier – Expect sparkling walls, crystal formations, glowing blue ice – Tours involve a 4x4 ride, short glacier walk, then cave visit – Duration: usually 3–4 hours – Cost: around $120–180 USD 🧗 Add-ons – Glacier hike – Ice climbing – Snowmobiling What to bring – Waterproof boots – Layers (it’s cold even in summer) – Gloves, hat, and a good camera – Tour usually provides helmets and crampons What else is nearby? 🏔️ Skaftafell Nature Reserve – Great hiking trails to glaciers, waterfalls, and viewpoints 🏞️ Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – Floating icebergs drifting toward the sea 🏖️ Diamond Beach – Where the icebergs wash up on black sand like glass sculptures 🧖 Geothermal spas – Warm up after your adventure with a soak (check out Hoffell Hot Tubs or Vök Baths) Final tip Vatnajökull is raw, wild, and completely unforgettable — but it’s best seen with guides who know how to keep you safe and lead you into the most unreal parts of Iceland’s icy heart.

#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)

Best time to travel Winter (November to March): This is the best time to visit the Blue Ice Cave, when the ice is most stable and easy to enter. January to February: The blue color of the ice cave is the brightest at this time, which is breathtaking. However, the weather is cold, so you must take good warm-keeping measures. Introduction to the main blue ice caves Western Ice Cave: Located in Vatnajökull National Park, it is famous for its bright blue hue and crystal clear ice walls, like a shining blue diamond✨. Eastern Ice Cave: Also located in Vatnajökull National Park, it is one of the largest blue ice caves discovered in recent years. It is large in scale, with rare internal textures, and is super spectacular. Vatnajökull Crystal Blue Ice Cave: It was newly discovered in October 2019. There is an opening on the top of the cave, and light shines in. The top of the cave is azure blue with strange textures, as if you are in the world of Frozen❄️✨. Itinerary From Reykjavik: If you are departing from Reykjavik, you can join a tour group 🚌, which usually goes to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon first, and then takes a super jeep to the Blue Ice Cave. Meet up at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: From the glacier lagoon parking lot, take a super jeep through the rugged natural landscape of Vatnajökull National Park. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the glacier. Then take a short glacier hike to the Blue Ice Cave. The scenery along the way is super beautiful📷. Precautions Safety first: You must follow a professional guide or join a tour group when exploring the blue ice cave. Never go alone⚠️, safety is the most important thing! Wear warm and waterproof clothes: It is recommended to wear warm and waterproof clothes and professional outdoor hiking boots to better resist the cold👢. Book in advance: The Blue Ice Cave is a very popular attraction in Iceland in winter. It is recommended to book a tour group in advance, otherwise you may miss it😭. Other suggestions Photography Tips: The light in the blue ice cave varies greatly. It is recommended to use a tripod and slow shutter speed to capture the details and colors in the ice cave and take beautiful photos. Experience glacier hiking: If time permits, you can join a tour that includes glacier hiking to deeply experience the beauty of Iceland's glaciers. This will be an unforgettable experience🤗.

An 11-day in-depth tour of multiple countries in Northern Europe. Dreamy scenery and unique culture are waiting for you to explore. You must not miss it! ------------------- Many Nordic countries are located in northern Europe, with profound history and unique regional customs. 🏰From fairy tale Denmark to Norway, the country of fjords, to Finland with a thousand lakes and ice and snow Sweden, 🏔️this place is known as the dream of Northern Europe. ------------------- 🛣️Route list: DAY1: Shanghai✈️Helsinki, Finland trip begins🎉, enjoy Chinese New Year’s Eve dinner🍤🥟. DAY2-3: Helsinki✈️Reykjavik, visit the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring♨️, and then go to the magnificent Snæfellsnes Peninsula to enjoy the natural wonders🗿🏔️. DAY4-5: Go deep into the southwestern town to experience Heron Falls, Derda Tukhefy Hot Spring, etc., then go to the southern town to explore the Golden Circle and Geysers⛲️. DAY6-7: From the southern town to the black sand beach of Vik, and then to the southeastern town, enjoy the magnificence of Glacier Lagoon ❄️ and Vatnajokull Glacier, as well as the thrilling and interesting exploration of the Blue Ice Cave ⛏️, and taste Icelandic lobster 🦞 and cod for dinner 🐟. DAY8: Return to Reykjavik and visit city landmarks such as Hallgrímski Cathedral⛪. DAY9-10: Reykjavik✈️Helsinki, visit the Uzbeski Church, the Rock Church, etc., and then have free time to spend the next day in Helsinki Cathedral and Commercial Street🛒, ending the journey successfully. 💖DAY11: Return to the warm Shanghai. ------------------- Travel list: 🧳Travel to multiple countries in Northern Europe, you must bring these! 📂 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, as well as your Chinese mainland ID card in case of emergency. 🔌 Electrical appliances: plug converters, chargers, and power banks to ensure that your electronic devices have power at all times. 🧣 Clothing: It’s cold in Northern Europe in December. Down jackets, scarves, gloves, and non-slip boots will keep you warm in the world of ice and snow! Don’t forget your sunglasses, which can protect your eyes and give you a flattering look. The above is your must-have list for your Nordic multi-country trip! 🎉 Remember to add or subtract some items according to your personal needs. Have a pleasant trip! 🌟 ------------------- A multi-country tour in Northern Europe with all the beautiful scenery! Don’t forget to like and add it to your favorites to start your dream trip to Northern Europe~

See the 100th shade of blue in the world. If you visit Iceland in winter, you absolutely cannot miss the blue ice caves. According to the ice cave guides, the blue ice caves in Iceland will disappear in the next 25 years. As a special activity that can only be done in winter, you cannot visit the ice caves on your own. You must join a tour group and follow a guide to a designated meeting point. The guide will then drive you across the snowfield to the entrance of the ice cave. This is also to protect the natural environment. I visited the ice cave of Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Europe. Because the ice and snow meltwater backflows in summer, the ice caves are re-excavated every winter, so every view is a limited edition! 3. The tour fee for the ice caves is relatively higher than for glacier hiking. But it's still very worthwhile! There are several time slots for visiting the blue ice caves in a day, and the whole trip takes about 3 hours (including the round-trip drive). I recommend choosing a time slot around 11:00–14:00, because in winter in Iceland, the sun rises at around 10:00 am. At this time, the light is not strong, and the blue ice in the cave looks better when it is translucent. There are more tourists in the afternoon, and it is difficult to take good photos in the crowded ice caves. The sun starts to set at around 4:00 pm. We visited two ice caves, one was ice blue and the other was black. It is said that the darker the color, the older the ice cave. The black ice cave is not very translucent. If you look closely at the ice layer with a flashlight, you can see thick volcanic ash, which shows that this is a dry ice cave. The guide will kindly tell you how to take photos, which position is good for taking photos, and even prepare a lantern for you as a prop. You still need to wear crampons to enter the ice cave, so remember to wear hard boots. As for clothing, it is not very cold in the ice cave. You can take off your coat when taking photos and put it back on after taking photos. It won't be very cold, so try to wear waterproof clothing.

#outdooractivities During my summer vacation in Iceland, I had the chance to hike to Goðafoss, one of the country’s most stunning waterfalls, and it was an experience I’ll never forget. Located in northern Iceland along the Diamond Circle, Goðafoss, known as the "Waterfall of the Gods," is a breathtaking sight. The best part? Visiting the waterfall is completely free, making it a must-see for any traveler. The hike itself is easy and accessible, taking only about 15 minutes from the parking area. The trail winds through a picturesque landscape of lush green fields and rocky terrain, with the sound of rushing water growing louder as you approach. When I first caught sight of Goðafoss, I was blown away. The waterfall, which is about 12 meters high and 30 meters wide, cascades in a dramatic semicircle, creating a powerful yet peaceful scene. I spent some time exploring both sides of the waterfall, crossing a nearby bridge to get different perspectives. The mist from the falls felt refreshing on a warm summer day, and the vibrant rainbows that formed in the spray were just magical. The area around Goðafoss is also rich in history, with the waterfall playing a significant role in Icelandic lore. Afterward, I visited nearby attractions like Lake Mývatn and the hot springs at Mývatn Nature Baths, which were just a short drive away. If you’re exploring northern Iceland, hiking to Goðafoss is an absolute must. It’s the perfect mix of natural beauty, ease, and a touch of Icelandic history. 🌊🌈 #trip #Goðafoss #IcelandWaterfalls #NatureHike #DiamondCircle #WaterfallWonders

Namafjall Hverir, Iceland's volcanic geothermal valley, is a popular attraction near Lake Myvatn. It's best known for its numerous smoking fumaroles, boiling mud, and a strong, pungent sulfur smell. While the area isn't large, if you're feeling energetic, you can hike to the summit for a breathtaking view of the geothermal landscape. 🕰️Opening Hours: Open 24/7 📍Address: J5RR +978, 660 Reykjahlíð 💰Average Cost: No admission fee, donation of your choice 💞Recommendation: A must-see on Iceland's Diamond Circle. With numerous nearby attractions, it's a great option to experience the magical volcanic geothermal landscape. #IcelandFreeTravel

#holidayitinerary Visiting Goðafoss Waterfall was like stepping into a scene from a fantasy film. Located along the Nordlandvegur route, the falls are wide and powerful, with water tumbling gracefully into a turquoise pool below. The name means Waterfall of the Gods, and standing there, it is easy to see why. I walked along the paths on both sides, each offering a different perspective of the cascading water and the surrounding rugged landscape. The mist rising from the falls added a magical touch, and on a sunny day, you might even spot a rainbow. Despite its power, the sound of the water was soothing, blending with the fresh scent of the Icelandic air. It is an easy stop to reach, yet it feels wonderfully remote. Goðafoss is the kind of place that makes you pause, take a deep breath, and simply admire the raw beauty of Iceland’s natural wonders.

Vatnajökull glacier 🧊🧊✨, covering 8% of Iceland's land area. It's the largest glacier in Europe, measuring a whopping 1km at its thickest point...✨The scale⚖️ is in a different league. Iceland🇮🇸 is known as the "Land of Fire🔥 and Ice🧊," and true to its name, it's home to several active volcanoes🌋. Below Vatnajökull glacier, active volcanoes like Grímsvötn and Óráivajökull apparently lie dormant, making it a truly symbolic place for the country.✨ #Iceland #Vatnajökull

I just went a trip to Iceland, everything was good and smooth until we stayed at Sel Hótel Mývatn. We have paid more to stay at a lake view room and finally we got a rooftop room! The room was dirty with hairs on bed sheet. Everything is far behind our expectation and it’s not providing us what we booked for. We then asked about this to the reception and the staff was very rude and only kept repeating “ I am not the one who post the room in the platform and I can’t do anything for it”.. what a customer service! Not even a sincere apology…. But what most pissed me off is.. when we placed a complaint to tip.com, they told me that the hotel “claimed” that they already offered me a bottle of wine for compensation! Hey we not even recieved apology from them! That’s a very serious integrity issue! That’s the most annoying hotel staying experience for us! I wish no one will suffer the same issue like us! This hotel is highly not recommended!!

Vatnajökull National Park is a natural wonder, home to Iceland's largest glacier and volcanic landscape. I participated in an ice trekking tour, walking directly on the glacier. The dazzling blue ice and the depth of the glacier were truly a special experience. The landscape, with its magnificent waterfalls and rugged lava fields, was like a scene from a movie. This place, which changes with the seasons, allowed me to fully experience the grandeur and tranquility of nature. #EuropeTravel

Iceland's Mývatn + Goðafoss: Bathe in hot springs under the northern lights and discover Viking mythology! Attractions: Mývatn + Goðafoss The pairing of **Mývatn** and **Goðafoss** in northern Iceland is simply perfect! One lets you soak in hot springs with volcanic views, while the other hides ancient Norse myths—experience Iceland's "fire and ice" duality in just one day! 🌋 **Mývatn**: Soak in geothermal springs amid "Martian" landscapes Mývatn is northern Iceland's most otherworldly spot! Step out of your car to a faint sulfur scent (don’t worry, you’ll get used to it~), surrounded by steaming mud pools and craters. Don’t miss the **Mývatn Nature Baths**—far less crowded than the Blue Lagoon, with perfectly warm water and 360° volcanic vistas. 📸 **Photo tips**: - Visit the baths at dusk for dreamy reflections of the sunset on the water, wrapped in mist. - Wear bright swimwear (red/yellow) to contrast with the turquoise springs—super photogenic! 🍽️ **Food rec**: Head to **Vogafjós Farm Restaurant** for their legendary smoked lamb with freshly baked rye bread. Bonus: watch cows grazing next door—utterly heartwarming! 💧 **Goðafoss**: The final "resting place" of Viking gods Just a 40-minute drive from Mývatn, **Goðafoss** has a epic backstory: in 1000 AD, Icelanders threw Norse idols into these falls to embrace Christianity! The waterfall curves gracefully, with gentle flows often crowned by rainbows. Viewing platforms on both sides offer different perks: the quieter west side for panoramas, the east side to feel the mist up close. 📸 **Photo tips**: - Use a slow shutter (~1/4 sec) to capture silky water flows. - Wear a waterproof jacket—the spray is intense! ✨ **Perfect day-trip route**: Morning: Mývatn hot springs → Lunch at Vogafjós → Afternoon: Chase rainbows at Goðafoss → If visiting in autumn/winter, cap the night with aurora hunting at Mývatn! 🏠 **Stay suggestion**: **Sel-Hotel** by Mývatn has prime lakeside views—some rooms face the water, so you can watch the aurora from bed! 💡 **Experience**: Mývatn’s raw energy and Goðafoss’ serenity create Iceland’s most captivating contrast—fiery passion meets tranquil beauty. With extra time, detour to **Krafla Volcano** for its blue crater lake. Northern Iceland’s adventures are endless~

#summervacay The Hverir geothermal area near Lake Myvatn in North Iceland, offers a captivating display of unique physical features that testify to the Earth's dynamic geology. As you travel into this unique landscape, you'll be greeted by a scene dominated by steam vents, bubbling mud pots, and vibrant mineral deposits. One of the most striking features of Hverir is its abundance of fumaroles, or steam vents, releasing columns of hot steam into the air. These vents result from the intense geothermal activity beneath the surface, where magma heats groundwater, causing it to rise and escape through fissures in the Earth's crust. Accompanying the fumaroles are the bubbling mud pools, which create a mesmerizing spectacle as they churn and belch mud and gasses from deep within the Earth. These mud pots are formed when acidic gasses interact with the surrounding rocks, breaking them into thick mud. #iceland #couplestrip #roadtrip #travel

Destination: Vatnajökull Glacier, Iceland – Europe's largest glacier, where blue ice caves resemble another planet! 🌟 Must-Do Experiences: Blue Ice Cave Exploration🔵: Follow professional guides deep into the glacier, where crystal-clear ice walls refract dreamy blue light under the sun, making you feel like you're in a scene from *Interstellar*! Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon🏔️: Diamond-like icebergs float on the lake, paired with the stark beauty of black sand beaches—every shot is postcard-worthy! Northern Lights & Hot Springs🌌♨️: Soak in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon near Reykjavík while waiting for the auroras to dance overhead—pure Icelandic romance! 🚗 Travel Tips: A 4WD vehicle is a must in winter, and glacier routes require professional guides. 🗓 Blue ice caves are only accessible from November to March—book in advance! 📸 Photography Guide: The caves are dimly lit, so bring a wide-angle lens and wear bright-colored jackets (red/yellow) for standout photos! At the glacier lagoon, try slow-shutter shots of flowing water or capture breathtaking drone footage! 💡 Hidden Gems: Stop by Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon nearby—a *Game of Thrones* filming location for the North!

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Lake Mývatn, Thingeyjarsveit, Northeastern Region, Iceland. Lake Mývatn is a stunning volcanic lake located in northern Iceland. Known for its unique geological formations and diverse birdlife, it is one of Iceland's most popular natural attractions. The lake and its surrounding area feature hot springs, lava fields, and craters, making it a fascinating destination for nature lovers and photographers. The best time to visit Lake Mývatn is during the summer months when the weather is milder and the birdlife is most active. Allocate at least two to three days to fully experience the area. Have a fantastic trip!

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Goðafoss Waterfall, Thingeyjarsveit, Northeastern Region, lceland. Goðafoss Waterfall, located in northern Iceland, is one of the country's most spectacular waterfalls. The waterfall is approximately 12 meters high and 30 meters wide, creating a stunning cascade of water that is a must-see for visitors to the region. The best time to visit Goðafoss is during the summer months when the weather is milder, and it is better to wear comfortable shoes as the area around the waterfall can be slippery. Don't forget your camera; the waterfall offers excellent photo opportunities. Have a wonderful trip!

​❄️Here, ice and fire coexist, and the wonders of nature create breathtaking beauty. Glaciers, volcanoes, black sand beaches, auroras... every corner seems to be the filming location of a fantasy movie.​ 🌊 Glaciers and Waterfalls: Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Europe. It lies on the earth like a huge white dragon. There are countless waterfalls in Iceland, and the water of the Golden Falls rushes down like the cry of nature.​ 🌋 The power of volcanoes: Iceland is one of the areas with the most frequent volcanic activity, and the volcanoes here have shaped the unique landforms. Standing at the edge of the crater, you can feel the pulse of the earth, as if you can touch the heartbeat of the earth.​ 🌌 The romance of the Aurora: If you are lucky enough, you can see the colorful Aurora in the night sky of Iceland. They dance in the night sky like dreamy ribbons, making people intoxicated.​ 🏡 The warmth of Iceland: Despite the cold climate here, Icelanders have the warmest hearts in the world. Their warm hospitality and unique cultural traditions make everyone who comes here feel the warmth of home.​ 📸 Iceland is a place that requires a lifetime of memories.​ Its beauty is not only in the lens, but also in your heart.

Sisters! Do you want to go on an adventure to Iceland during the short vacation? This 4-day travel guide will take you to Iceland. Don’t miss the stunning ice cave tour! Come and have a look, it must be full of useful information~ -------- Iceland, located on the North Atlantic Ridge, is Europe's purest treasure. 🏔️There are not only spectacular glaciers and waterfalls, but also unique hot springs and geysers. ⛲️It is known as the Land of Ice and Fire, and is an explorer’s dreamland! -------- 🗺️Route arrangement: DAY1️⃣: Ytri Tunga Beach——Black Church——Arnarstapi——Djupalonssandur Beach Explore the fantastic beaches of Ytri Tunga and feel the grandeur of the Atlantic Ocean; then visit the mysterious Black Church and immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere; in the afternoon, head to the picturesque town of Arnarstapi, and finally stroll on the black sand beach of Djupalonssandur to enjoy the wonders of nature. DAY2️⃣: Geyser and Strokkur Geyser – Golden Waterfall – Thingvellir National Park See the spectacular Geysir geyser and feel the vitality of nature; then head to the spectacular Gullfoss waterfall, where the water flows like a thread; finally visit Thingvellir National Park to appreciate Iceland's unique natural scenery. DAY3️⃣: Seljalandsfoss – Skogafoss – Vatnajökull National Park – Skaftafell National Park Visit the Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls to feel the majestic and gentle flow of water; then enter the Vatnajökull National Park, start an ice cave tour and explore the mysteries of the glacier; finally, go to the Skaftafell Glacier National Park to experience the wonderful fusion of glaciers and volcanoes. DAY4️⃣: Glacier Lagoon-Black Sand Beach Enjoy the fantastic scenery of floating ice at the glacial lake, which feels like being in a fairyland; then head to the mysterious black sand beach to feel the grandeur of the Atlantic Ocean and the unique charm of the beach, which will bring your trip to Iceland to a perfect end. 🌊🌴 -------- **Note**: - From the airport to the city, you can choose buses, taxis 🚕, or rent a car in advance. - Must-try Icelandic cuisine: grilled trout and salmon, fresh and delicious! - Iceland is 8 hours behind Beijing time, please pay attention to the time difference⏰. - Icelandic specialties such as handmade sweaters 🧣 are expensive but worth buying. -------- Take a group tour in Iceland and explore this magical place easily! I hope this guide can help you, remember to like and collect it~✨🙌

If this is your first time visiting Iceland, don’t miss this 6-day guide carefully prepared for you! Explore the unique blue ice caves in winter and experience the magical beauty; then go to the same popular tourist attraction in "Game of Thrones" to check in your Icelandic memories. Come and start your dream journey! -------------------- 🚁 Tour route: D1: Arrive in Reykjavik At 4:20 PM, enjoy a pickup from Keflavík International Airport, then head to your hotel to rest up and prepare for your next adventure! D2: Golden Waterfall - Geyser - Stroko Geyser - Golden Circle - Former Site of the Congress Visit the spectacular Gullfoss and feel the mighty water flow; then head to Geysir and Strokkur to witness the wonders of nature; the Golden Circle tour takes you to appreciate the beauty of Iceland; and finally visit the former site of the National Assembly to feel the weight of history. D3: Seljalandsfoss - Black Sand Beach - Skógafoss In one day, you can enjoy the natural wonders of Iceland: the gentle beauty of Seljalandsfoss, the mysterious black sand beach, and the spectacular Skógafoss. Each one will make you linger. D4: Vatnajökull National Park - Glacier Lake Walk into Vatnajökull National Park and feel the majesty and mystery of the glaciers; stroll along the glacial lake and appreciate Iceland's unique glacial scenery, as if you were in the same popular scenic spot as "Game of Thrones". D5: Blue Lake - Thorning Lake - Hallgrimskirkja - Pearl Building - City Hall - Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center Visit the Blue Lagoon and Thorning Lake to experience the tranquility and harmony of Iceland; visit Hallgrímskirkja Church to appreciate Iceland's unique architectural style; climb the Pearl Building to overlook the panoramic view of Reykjavik; finally visit the City Hall and Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center to experience Iceland's cultural atmosphere. D6: One-day tour to Snæfellsnes Peninsula End your trip to Iceland with a full day trip to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, where you can explore Iceland's beautiful coastline, spectacular volcanic rock formations, and charming towns. 🌅 ✨Summary: This is a trip to Iceland full of adventure and discovery. You will experience the magical charm of nature, feel the history and culture of Iceland, and leave unforgettable memories! -------------------- Attractions to visit: Blue Lagoon 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík, Iceland Opening hours: August 21, 2024 - June 21, 2025, 08:00-22:00 Play time: 2-4 hours The geothermal hot springs formed by volcanic lava, the lake water is super rich in minerals, it is a great place to relax! Hallgrimskirkja 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Hallgrímstorg 1, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Opening hours: September 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025, 10:00-17:00 Play time: 1-2 hours This is a holy place to commemorate the famous Icelandic writer Hallgrimskirk. The church has a unique architecture and is full of literary and artistic atmosphere. Geyser and Stroko 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 806 Iceland Play time: 1-2 hours The volcanic rock array pools have a spectacular view, as if you have stepped into a fairyland, making you linger! (Note: The opening hours of Geyser and Stroko geysers may vary depending on the season and weather conditions. Please check local information in advance for real-time opening hours.) -------------------- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 You have to buy a phone card so you can surf the Internet and make calls at the same time. The Nova package is quite affordable. 🔌 A plug converter is essential, a European standard two-pin round plug, remember to bring an adapter. 🪪 All documents must be complete, including visa, passport, mainland China ID card, and a photocopy of the document. 👚 Clothing should be warm and waterproof, including jackets, wool sweaters, fleece pants, and waterproof shoes. 🔋 Chargers and power banks can be used for mobile phones and cameras. Don't forget to bring spare batteries. 💊 Prepare some common medicines, such as cold medicine, painkillers, and gastrointestinal medicine, just to be prepared. 💰 Cash and credit cards. Visa cards can be used in most places, but you should also prepare some cash. -------------------- Don’t hesitate, come to Iceland and start your dream trip. This group tour guide will definitely be a good helper for your travel!

A short vacation in Northern Europe, awesome experiences are waiting for you! In the Santa Claus Village in Finland, the winter aurora feast is not to be missed. It is colorful and dreamy. In addition to the aurora, there are also a variety of Christmas activities, VR polar train crossings, reindeer sleigh rides, and saunas and blue lake hot springs to relax. Come and plan your 12-day fantasy trip! -------------------- Travel through Northern Europe and explore the fantasy world of ice and fire! 🌨️❄️ From the fairytale kingdom of Denmark to the wonders of the Norwegian fjords, and then to the land of a thousand lakes in Finland, enjoy the Nordic style all the way! 🏰🌊🌲 Also known as the five Nordic countries, waiting for you to travel! -------------------- 🌈Travel route: Day 1: ✈️Arrive in Helsinki, transfer to Rovaniemi, and start the Nordic light chasing journey! Day 2-3: Explore Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, take photos with the official Santa Claus and send postcards. Head to Saariselka to experience reindeer & husky sledding, play in the snow, and enjoy a Finnish sauna. Day 4: From Saariselka to Kirkenes, catch king crabs yourself and enjoy a feast of crab legs. Day 5: Go to Ivalo, one of the world’s happiest cities, and return to Helsinki. Day 6: ✈️Fly to Reykjavik and explore the end of the world at 66° north latitude. Day 7: Depart from Reykjavik, visit the Golden Circle and experience the charm of nature. Day 8-9: Go to Vik, experience the glacier motorbike 🏍️, visit Vatnajökull National Park, and feel the beauty of the glaciers. Day 10: Return to Reykjavik and enjoy the gentle wonderland of the Blue Lagoon. Day 11: ✈️Return, say goodbye to Iceland, and transfer back to China. Day 12: Return home and reminisce about the wonderful trip to Northern Europe. 🏠 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🎅Santa Claus Village: Step into a fairy tale world, where the wooden buildings exude a warm atmosphere. If you come here in winter, don’t miss the aurora viewing event. The dancing northern lights in the night sky are breathtakingly beautiful! There are also a variety of Christmas themes waiting for you to explore. 💙Blue Lagoon: This is a geothermal hot spring formed by volcanic lava. The lake water is rich in minerals. A dip in it will give you a magnificent relaxation of both body and mind. ⛪Halgrimskirkja Church: This church was built to commemorate the great Icelandic writer Hallgrimskirkja. It is full of literary and artistic atmosphere and is a good place to experience Icelandic culture. 🧊Blue Ice Cave: This mysterious and beautiful natural ice cave is hidden under the Vatnajökull glacier. Being in it is like entering another fantasy world. It is definitely worth a visit! -------------------- A must-have before traveling: Here’s a super practical checklist for a Nordic tour! 🧳 📞 Be sure to bring your phone card so you can surf the Nordic Internet and keep in touch without any worries. 🔌 The plug converter is key, charging is worry-free, and you can travel the five Nordic countries easily. 🆔 It is important to have all the necessary documents. Don’t forget your visa and passport to ensure your travel is secure. 👚 Wear warm and windproof clothes. It is still a little chilly in Northern Europe in March, so don't let yourself get cold. 🔋 Carry your charger with you to keep your camera and mobile phone powered so you don’t miss any beautiful moments. 💊 Bring your commonly used medicines with you to ensure your health and safety and make your journey more enjoyable. -------------------- A trip to Northern Europe, enjoy the fairy tales and miracles, I hope this journey will become a dream memory that will never fade in your heart💖

Recommended accommodation in Vik 1. The barn: A large backpacker's inn with a huge kitchen. You can see the Northern Lights from outside. The photo of the Northern Lights was taken outside the hotel. 2. Guesthouse Carina: Very close to downtown Vik, 5 minutes drive to Vik Church, supermarket, gas station Recommended accommodation near the Blue Ice Cave: (about 15 minutes drive to the Blue Ice Cave) Skyrhúsið HI-Hostel: This one is definitely highly recommended. It offers free juice and coffee. The owner also makes Icelandic desserts for everyone for free from time to time. It is a very seriously run B&B. #Iceland

Soak in hot springs, enjoy the northern lights, and experience a different 7-day trip to Iceland! The super detailed guide is ready, collect it now~ . 🛣️Route Overview: DAY1: Depart for Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland Set off to Iceland and prepare to begin a magical journey! DAY2: Arrive in Reykjavik, pick you up at the airport As soon as you get off the plane, there will be a special car to pick you up, and the thoughtful service will start your trip to Iceland. DAY3: Seljalandsfoss -> Skógafoss -> Mysterious Black Sand Beach Visit the spectacular Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, then head to the mysterious black sand beach. DAY4: Explore the Blue Ice Cave -> Feel the tranquility of the Glacial Lake Explore the depths of a blue ice cave, then enjoy some tranquility by a glacial lagoon. DAY5: Golden Circle Tour -> Thingvellir National Park -> Geyser and Strokkur Geyser -> Spectacular Golden Waterfall Take in the beauty of the Golden Circle, experience the natural scenery of the national park, and feel the magic of the geyser and the magnificence of the Gullfoss. DAY6: Relaxing trip to the Blue Lagoon Enjoy a day of tranquility and relaxation by the picturesque Blue Lake. DAY7: Free sightseeing in Reykjavik -> Airport transfer by special car, end of the trip Enjoy free sightseeing in Reykjavik and feel the charm of this city. Finally, you will be taken to the airport by a special car to end this unforgettable trip to Iceland. . ### Notes: - Food: Icelandic food may not suit Chinese tastes, so it is recommended to bring your own instant noodles and other snacks. 🍜 - Airport Transportation: Iceland Airport has convenient transportation. You can rent a car or take public transportation to travel. 🚗 - Time difference: Iceland is 8 hours behind Beijing time, so you need to adjust to the time difference before departure! ⏰ - Climate in March: Iceland is still cold in March, so you need to prepare windproof and warm clothing. ❄️ . Don’t hesitate, pack your bags, take this guide with you, and your magical journey to Iceland is waiting for you!

🌈Stepping into Iceland is like stepping into a fairy tale world. Here, every glance is a view and every breath is an adventure. Due to Iceland's special location and weather, different outdoor activities are recommended in different seasons. If you want to experience it all, you can’t help but plan to visit again in another season! Check out what we recommend for you! --- 🌞Summer Adventure ✅Ride an Icelandic horse Ride a cute Icelandic horse, take a leisurely stroll in Iceland's rural towns, and experience Iceland's unique cultural customs. 🐎🌾 ✅Glacier hiking Hike across the Solheimajokull glacier, explore the secrets of the polar regions, and experience the tranquil beauty of the end of the world. 🧗❄ ✅Go out to sea to watch whales Take a boat trip in Husavik, dance with whales, and feel the magnificence and shock of nature. 🐳🌊 ✅ Glacier Lagoon Cruise Go boating on the glacial lake and admire the crystal clear ice floes, as if you have traveled back to the Ice Age. 🛶🧊 ✅Dimmuborgir Mysterious Tour Visit the Black Castle, feel the mysterious atmosphere, explore the legendary troll habitat, and immerse yourself in the magical world of "Game of Thrones". 🏰👹 --- 🌙 Winter Night Aurora Dream ✅Chasing the romance of the aurora On a winter night, chase the colorful aurora with your friends or lover and feel the ultimate romance and mystery of the universe. 🌌❤ ✅Mountain bike Drive a mountain bike, speed on the snow, and feel the collision of speed and passion🛷❄ ✅Blue Ice Cave Adventure Explore the blue ice cave that is naturally formed in winter, immerse yourself in the wonderful world of blue glaciers, and feel the magic of nature🧊🕳 ✅Volcano cave exploration Go deep into the volcanic cave and see the miracles of nature up close - amazing rock structures and strange landforms 🌋🔍 ✅Hot spring experience Amid the pure white snow scenery, soak in Iceland's famous hot springs and enjoy the ultimate relaxation of body and mind. You can take care of your skin while enjoying the beautiful scenery. 💦🌼 --- 🌈Whether it's a summer or winter night, Iceland can bring you endless memories. Come plan your trip to Iceland! Remember to bring your camera 📷 and friends 👭 to capture the beautiful moments!