Moments from Iceland 🧊⛰️❄️

Top 10 Must-Visit Places in Iceland ● Kirkjufell, often called Iceland’s most photographed mountain, rises dramatically on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and is surrounded by waterfalls and rugged beauty. ● The Blue Lagoon offers a dreamy soak in geothermal waters surrounded by lava fields—perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. ●Sky Lagoon, located just outside Reykjavík, is a newer oceanfront spa experience with a unique seven-step ritual and breathtaking coastal views. ● Exploring a glacier, like Vatnajökull or Mýrdalsjökull, gives you the chance to hike on ice, venture into crystal-blue ice caves, or ride snowmobiles across vast frozen landscapes. ●Thingvellir National Park, part of the Golden Circle, is where you can walk between tectonic plates and explore Iceland’s fascinating geological and political history. ●Geysir geothermal area showcases the power of nature with its bubbling hot springs and the regularly erupting Strokkur geyser shooting water high into the air. ●Gullfoss waterfall is a thunderous, two-tiered cascade that plunges into a dramatic canyon, offering spectacular viewpoints and rainbows on sunny days. ●Seljalandsfoss waterfall is famous for its hidden footpath that lets you walk behind the curtain of water—an unforgettable and refreshing experience. ●Skógafoss, not far from Seljalandsfoss, is a powerful waterfall with a legend of hidden treasure and a staircase leading to sweeping views of the southern coast. ●Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a magical place where icebergs drift across a glacial lake, and nearby Diamond Beach sparkles with ice chunks on black volcanic sand. And if you're visiting during the darker months, don’t miss the chance to see the Northern Lights—an awe-inspiring dance of green and purple lights in the night sky.