Day 5 started early in the morning, at around 5. We had a lot of driving to do this day First stop was Hvitserkur, the Elephant Stone in the sea. Funny story is that when we went near it, there was a sand bridge, but as the tide was coming Read more…
Day 4 started in Reykjahlíð, where we went to the lava rocks of Dimmuborgir, it was nice but we took no photos because of the pouring rain, so we went somewhere inside. We found the cave of John Snow and Ygrette from Game of Thrones, it was very hot water Read more…
Day 3 started in cold and cozy Jökulsárlón, after that we went on a longer trip to get to north of the island. The coast views were spectacular. The waterfall that we had for this day was Dettifoss, the most powerful in Europe. We also got some Read more…
Day 2 started in the best way possible, with the perfect view at the bottom of Seljalandsfoss waterfall. We enjoyed a coffee and a hotdog, and went to the next amazing thing, Skogafoss. We also went on a 6km hike up the Skogar river, where everything was so green and Read more…
If you’re asking yourself, ‘what is the Golden Circle?’ then the short answer is that it’s a common route between 3 beautiful natural attractions in Iceland; Þingvellir National Park, Geysir geothermal area and Gullfoss waterfall. After we took the car from BSI Coach Terminal in Reykjavik, we went to the Read more…
We had 8 days to see the most out of the amazing Iceland, so we had to plan it in detail so we don’t skip the “must-see”. And there were plenty of out of this world places, and I will describe them in details, in the posts to follow. To Read more…
One of our first escapes was in Denmark. We chose to fly to Malmo, and then took a shuttlebus to Copenhagen. We went there in February, when average temperature was ~0 degrees. That didn’t stop us to walk around 20km a day, visiting the city’s main attractions. Nyhavn, the old Read more…
