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

Iceland not only has northern lights, mountains 🏔, volcanoes 🌋, waterfalls, and glaciers 🧊, but it also feels like entering a fairy tale world of ice and snow! You must visit Iceland once in your life🇮🇸! But what do you need to prepare for your trip to Iceland? What should I pay attention to when visiting Iceland? How can you ensure safety when visiting Iceland? The following is some information for your reference. Travel preparations🚴‍♂️ 📸Power bank, SLR, tripod (for taking photos of the aurora) Mobile phone waterproof bag (needed for the Blue Lake) Mask (to protect against wind and sand) 🧤Gloves (to keep warm) 🥾Hiking shoes (waterproof and warm) 🧥Down jacket (windproof and waterproof) 🧣Warm clothes (autumn clothes and autumn trousers) 👖It is best to bring ski pants to keep warm 🩴Slippers (the hotel does not have slippers) 🪥Personal toiletries (the hotel does not have) Heat pack Things you must know ✅1. Start applying for a visa three months in advance. ✅2. Souvenirs in the capital Reykjavik are very expensive. The prices in Vik town and eastern cities are cheaper (wool socks are highly recommended to be purchased in Vik town for about 8 euros a pair) ✅3. Food in Iceland is scarce and very expensive! If there are many people, it is recommended to stay in a homestay, cook your own food at night, and play cards and chat. Let’s photoshop together. ✅4. The popular Icelandic hotel needs to be booked in advance! Otherwise it is difficult to book ✅5. Be careful of the waves on the black beach, pay attention to safety, otherwise you will be swept in ✅6. The water in Iceland is drinkable directly, and it is sweet! There are no toiletries (slippers, bath gel, etc.) in Iceland hotel rooms ✅7. Bring your own personal toiletries, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc. ✅8. Don't travel alone when the wind is strong in Iceland, you may not be able to find your way home ✅9. Don't go to sparsely populated mountains in Iceland, because sometimes there is no mobile phone signal. ✅10. When renting a car in Iceland, you must buy full insurance. Don't save money, otherwise you will be in big trouble if something goes wrong. Transportation Public transportation is not convenient to reach attractions 🚘Rent a car and drive ‍‍‍Group car charter ‍‍‍👪Private customized car charter Driving in Iceland in winter is very dangerous, and blizzards can come at any time It will be much easier to go with a group 🏵Must-see attractions 🔵Blue Ice Cave ❇️Northern Lights ️Blue Lagoon Hot Springs Diamond Beach 🧊Glacier hiking Pony riding Golden Waterfall 🏖️Black Sand Beach Diamond Beach Seljalandsfoss 🏅Skogafoss Hallgrim Cathedral 🌭Clinton Internet celebrity hot dog 🦅Eat a meal of sea eagle meat Drink mutton soup Eat Roujiamo in the city center Iceland

2024-2025 Iceland Aurora Season The 6-day small loop tour is now available📣📣📣 Those who are planning to go to Iceland to see the Aurora this winter🐎 should hurry up - Travel tips! 🎉 1️⃣: Vic Town🏡 As soon as I arrived in Vic, I was deeply attracted by this quiet town. Remember, this is the same check-in location as the movie "Flowers and Youth", it's super photogenic! 📸 Especially the red-roofed church, it is a photo that you must take in your life, otherwise it would be a waste of your trip! 🏰 . 2️⃣: Black Sand Beach🏖️ Walking on the famous black sand beach in Vik feels like stepping into another world. The black sand and gravel sparkle with a mysterious luster in the sun, and the waves beat against the shore, creating a doomsday atmosphere! Remember to wear bright-colored clothes, the photo effect will be amazing! 👗 . 3️⃣: Seljalandsfoss💦 The waterfalls in Iceland are incredibly beautiful, and Seljalandsfoss is known as the spokesperson for Iceland's waterfalls! You can walk along the path behind the waterfall and feel the shock behind the water curtain. Remember to bring a waterproof camera! 📷 . 4️⃣: Skógafoss Waterfall🌊 Skogafoss, the filming location of "Game of Thrones", is also not to be missed! The waterfall cascades down from the cliffs, and the scenery varies with the seasons, but every season is breathtakingly beautiful. 🎬 . 5️⃣: DC-3 plane wreckage🚁 This is no ordinary wreckage, it is a famous landmark in Iceland! Against the backdrop of the dark sand and gravel, the broken metal fuselage appears particularly poignant and shocking. Go on a cloudy, rainy or snowy day for better photos! 🌧️ . 6️⃣: Blue Ice Cave Adventure🧊 When you come to Iceland in winter, how can you miss the Blue Ice Cave Adventure? The crystal clear blue ice cave makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale world. But remember to book in advance, because this is a seasonal event and not available every day! 🔍 - Itinerary ➊Reykjavik-Blue Lagoon ➋Blue Lagoon-Snaefellsnes Peninsula-Stromboli Mountain-ION Adventure Hotel ➌ION Adventure Hotel-Plane Wreckage-Black Sand Beach-Feather Canyon-Glacier Lagoon ➍Glacier Lagoon-Blue Ice Cave-Selfoss ➎Selfoss-Golden Circle-Reykjavik ➏Reykjavik-Whale Watching - ⚠️Itinerary Tips: 🔸Hotels in Iceland do not provide disposable toiletries, so you need to bring your own toiletries and slippers~ 🔸Remember to prepare non-slip shoes for hiking, as well as chocolate and water to replenish your energy🍫 🔸Iceland requires a Schengen visa, and group visas are easier to get~

I hope it can help everyone. Of course, if you haven’t sorted it out, you are welcome to add it~ 1️⃣Consumption in Iceland is very high, 💰The currency is measured in Icelandic krona (1000 Icelandic krona ≈ 48 yuan) 2️⃣ Iceland is a Schengen country, so apply for a Schengen visa (2-3 months in advance) 3️⃣ You don’t need to bring any cash in Iceland💰, you can basically pay by credit card 4️⃣ Keep a certain distance from the black sand beach and don’t get too close to the sea. After all, there have been precedents of being swept away by waves. 5️⃣ In Iceland, only Reykjavik has public transportation, not other places, so you can travel by yourself or in a group 6️⃣ You can fly drones in Iceland, but you need to know in advance which areas you can fly. 7️⃣ Icelanders speak Icelandic, but most of them can speak English, so communication is still very convenient. If your English is not good, you can use translation software 8️⃣ You need to prepare a waterproof and windproof jacket when going to Iceland. It’s windy outside in winter, so wear thicker clothes to keep warm. 9️⃣ Hotels in Iceland do not provide toiletries, so remember to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, etc. 1️⃣0️⃣ The whole of Iceland is located in the aurora belt. It is sunny during the day and you can basically see the aurora at night. 1️⃣1️⃣ The tap water in Iceland can be drank directly. There is no hot water. If you want to drink hot water, you can prepare a folding kettle. 1️⃣2️⃣ Stores in Iceland will only open at noon, so prepare some instant noodles, biscuits, bread, etc. in advance for backup itinerary Day1: Reykjavik-Golden Circle-Vic Day2: Vik – Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – Blue Ice Cave – Vik Day3: Vic—South Coast Scenery—Reykjavik Day4: Reykjavik—Snaefellsnes—Reykjavik Icelandic specialties ✔️Icelandic Lamb Soup ✔️Icelandic yogurt ✔️Iceland hot dog

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~

#cityscape Iceland, the “Land of Fire and Ice,” is a destination of unparalleled natural beauty and wonder. Its dramatic landscapes include volcanic craters, majestic waterfalls, black sand beaches, and sprawling glaciers. Highlights like the Golden Circle, Blue Lagoon, and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon captivate visitors with their unique charm. Iceland is also one of the best places to witness the Northern Lights in winter or enjoy the Midnight Sun during summer. Outdoor adventures such as hiking, glacier climbing, and geothermal bathing are abundant. With its welcoming people, rich Viking heritage, and awe-inspiring scenery, Iceland promises an unforgettable and otherworldly travel experience.

For Iceland adventurers, here is a super practical 4-day Iceland travel guide to help you explore Iceland without any pitfalls! Come and take a look~ . 🚩Route suggestion: 4-day Iceland tour, explore the natural wonders! D1: Ytri Tunga Beach - Arnarstapi - Djupalonssandur Beach 🏖️Explore three beautiful beaches on the first day and experience the unique charm of Iceland's coastline. D2: Geysir and Strokkur Geysers - Gullfoss - Thingvellir National Park 🌊On the second day, admire the spectacular geysers, marvel at the grandeur of Gullfoss, and explore the wonders of the national park. D3: Seljalandsfoss - Vatnajökull National Park - Skaftafell National Park 🏞️On the third day, delve into the world of glaciers, experience the magnificent fusion of waterfalls and glaciers, and witness Iceland's natural wonders. D4: Jökulsárlón - Black Sand Beach 🌫️On the last day, visit the mysterious Jökulsárlón, stroll along the Black Sand Beach, and conclude this unforgettable Icelandic journey. . Must-visit attractions: ✨Thingvellir National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Thingvellir, 801, Selfoss Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 2-3 hours The ancient parliament site of Iceland, with nearby rift valley scenery, and a filming location for Game of Thrones! 💦Gullfoss ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 8VGJ+R2F, Gullfoss Parking, Gullfossi Opening hours: No restrictions Duration: 1 hour The waterfall looks like two rainbows spanning the rift valley, with turbulent water that resembles golden silk. 🔥Geysir and Strokkur Geysers ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Geysir and Strokkur Geysers, Iceland, Postal Code: 806 Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1-2 hours Volcanic rock pools with spectacular scenery, it's like stepping into a fairyland! 🌊Seljalandsfoss ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Seljalandsfoss, Iceland Opening hours: Open anytime Duration: 1 hour The scenery here is breathtaking, with a winding path at the bottom. If you walk behind it to admire, it's even more stunning! 🖤Black Sand Beach ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Vikurbraut, Vik Iceland Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1 hour Peculiar lava mountains stand in the sea, and the beach is made of volcanic lava particles, a rare sight! . Travel checklist: 🧳Going to Iceland? Don't forget these essentials! 📞Prepare a SIM card, don't rely on shouting for communication in Iceland. 🔌A plug adapter is a must, no worries about charging without a socket. 🪪Bring your documents, visa and passport are essential. 🧥Clothing should be warm and waterproof, down jackets and outdoor jackets are suitable. 🔋Chargers and power banks, keep snapping photos without running out of power. Remember these, and your Iceland trip will be smoother! . Come to Iceland, start your dream journey, and let this pure land become an eternal memory in your heart✨Don't hesitate, pack your bags and set off!

11-Day Northern Europe Tour, explore the dreamland! Amazing itinerary, take you to experience the unique charm of Northern Europe, don't miss it! / 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and arrive in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. Day 2-3: Fly from Helsinki to Reykjavik and explore the Blue Lagoon. Then head to the Snaefellsnes Peninsula to visit Arnarstapi, Londrangar Cliffs, etc. Day 4-5: Go deep into the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the southwestern town to experience Hraunfossar, Deildartunguhver Hot Spring, etc. Then head to the southern town to visit the Golden Circle and Thingvellir National Park. Day 6-7: Visit Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, and head to Vik Black Sand Beach. Then go to the southeastern town to discover the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, the beautiful Diamond Beach, and the magnificent ice caves of Vatnajokull National Park. Day 8: Return to Reykjavik and visit Hallgrimskirkja, Harpa Concert Hall, and other attractions. Day 9-10: Fly back to Helsinki from Reykjavik and visit Uspenski Cathedral, Rock Church, etc. On the last day, visit Helsinki Cathedral, Senate Square, and the commercial street. Fly back to Shanghai at night. Day 11: Return to warm Shanghai❤️ / 🧳 Travel essentials: Northern Europe travel checklist revealed! 📞 Prepare a SIM card, so you won't lose contact when roaming in Northern Europe, and you can share beautiful scenery on social media at any time. 🔌 Plug adapter is essential, so you can charge your devices without worry and enjoy your trip. It is convenient for multiple countries. 🪪 Don't forget to bring your documents, carry your visa and passport with you, and pass through customs easily. 🧣 It is already a bit cold in Northern Europe in November, so wear enough warm clothes, and don't forget down jackets and scarves. 🔋 Chargers are also important, so your electronic devices won't run out of power, and you can take beautiful photos and navigate at the same time. 💊 Bring some common medicines, so you can travel healthily and safely. Carry cold medicine and painkillers with you. With these preparations, your trip to Northern Europe will be easy and pleasant! Let's go! 🎉 / After visiting the fairy tale world of Northern Europe, I hope this guide will help you leave unforgettable memories! If you like it, don't forget to follow me~✨

#Snow Viewing The southeast coast of Iceland has a variety of special scenery The endless black sand beach and the azure blue ice cave are on everyone's pocket list We arranged three days and two nights on the southeast coast We visited the plane wreckage, the blue ice cave glacier hike, the Jekkolung Glacier Lagoon, the black sand beach and basalt cave, and the Skogar Waterfall We walked along the road in Iceland and there is also a lonely red church in the town of Vik~ The black sand beach is worth a visit, and the columnar basalt on the seaside is very spectacular The snow scenery is a strong contrast to the itinerary The nearby Skogar Waterfall is the largest waterfall on the south coast! In addition, if you want to go to the blue ice cave, there will be a guide driving a jeep to take everyone a little deeper into the glacier before starting the hike~ The journey is a bit bumpy, so it is recommended to prepare motion sickness medicine If you have arranged this trip, it is recommended to prepare waterproof pants in case of rain #Iceland self-driving #Iceland #100 ways to travel #Dopamine travel #Black beach #Blue ice cave

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach is a captivating landmark on Iceland's south coast. The beach is renowned for its striking black sand, which leaves no residue on your hands. Surrounded by towering sea stacks, the beach is further enhanced by the roaring Atlantic waves and powerful surf that crash against the cliffs with a thunderous sound! Due to the unpredictable waves, it is advised to exercise caution when approaching the shoreline. The contrast between the black sand and the crashing white waves creates a stunning visual effect. The nearby sea stacks add a touch of mystery, making it a favorite among photographers and nature enthusiasts. Despite its beauty, visitors should respect the powerful ocean and adhere to safety guidelines.

One of the most beautiful and distinctive places in Iceland. It is considered one of the most dangerous beaches in Europe, and it truly lives up to this reputation. The cave, featuring basalt columns, can only be visited during low tide, with signs indicating whether it is safe. This cave offers a unique geological perspective on Iceland's volcanic history. The ethereal experience created through the cave's opening makes it an ideal choice for those looking to explore Iceland's pristine beauty. It is also a popular spot for bird watching, especially during the nesting season when many birds are chirping on the cliffs, making it very special. Absolutely worth a visit!

A beautiful but less touristy black sand beach in Vik. The day we went it was deserted and it looked like not many people visited or knew about this place. There are beautiful rock formations and black sand, as well as a large colony of puffins. While the more famous Black Sand Beach has basalt columns, this beach has no tourists or tour buses, making it one of our two favorite beaches in Iceland. It's all so peaceful and beautiful, definitely worth a visit - especially if you enjoy beach walks and puffins. #beach #iceland #vik #beachwalk #birdwatching #quietplace

✨ Iceland, this mysterious island nation located in the middle of the North Atlantic, is like a dazzling gem embedded at the northern end of the Earth💎. Its proximity to the Arctic Circle creates its stunning natural landscapes and extreme climate. Here, you can feel the most primitive and purest power of nature, as if you are in an isolated dream world🌈. 📋 Recommended Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Reykjavik - Hallgrímskirkja - Tjörnin Lake When you set foot on Icelandic soil, the first to greet you is the unique charm of the capital Reykjavik😃. On the first day, visit the magnificent Hallgrímskirkja📍, whose towering exterior resembles a giant pipe organ, standing in the city center as Reykjavik's most prominent landmark. The interior of the church is beautifully decorated, serene, and solemn🕍. After leaving the church, take a stroll to the tranquil Tjörnin Lake, where the clear waters are surrounded by colorful buildings, and flocks of swans gracefully swim, creating a beautiful picture🦢. Day 2: Golden Circle (Thingvellir National Park - Geysir - Gullfoss) On the second day, embark on the Golden Circle tour🚗. Thingvellir National Park📍 is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can walk between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates, feeling the pulse of the Earth🌏, as if traveling through time. Geysir📍 erupts every few minutes, with boiling water shooting skyward, creating a spectacular scene that marvels at the wonders of nature💥. Gullfoss📍 is one of Iceland's most magnificent waterfalls, with massive water volumes cascading down, creating layers of mist and forming beautiful rainbows under the sunlight🌈. Day 3: Selfoss - Strokkur Geyser - Seljalandsfoss Leaving the Golden Circle, head to Selfoss. Strokkur Geyser📍 is a must-see, like a playful child, occasionally surprising you with water columns reaching tens of meters high, leaving you in awe😲. Seljalandsfoss📍 offers a different kind of beauty, where you can walk behind the waterfall along a path, experiencing a curtain-like wonder, as if entering a mysterious fairyland🧚‍♀️. Day 4: Vík - Black Sand Beach On the fourth day, visit the town of Vík, where the famous Black Sand Beach📍 is located. The black sand contrasts sharply with the roaring waves, and the towering basalt columns add a mysterious atmosphere. At sunset, the golden sunlight on the black beach creates a stunning picture🌅. Day 5: Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon - Diamond Beach Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon📍 is one of Iceland's most beautiful spots, with massive icebergs floating in the blue waters, creating a dreamy scene. Diamond Beach📍, next to the glacier lagoon, has ice chunks scattered on the black sand, shining like diamonds and emitting a charming glow💎. Day 6: Free Activities in Reykjavik On the last day of the journey, return to Reykjavik and freely explore this artistic city. Visit local museums and art galleries to experience Iceland's unique cultural charm🎨. 🎇 Must-Visit 8 Attractions: Hallgrímskirkja📍: Located in the center of Reykjavik, it is the largest church in Iceland. Its unique modernist architecture is inspired by Iceland's volcanic landscapes and glaciers. Open from 9:00 to 17:00, free entry🆓. Climb to the top of the church for a panoramic view of Reykjavik, with red-roofed houses, blue seas, and distant snow-capped mountains in sight, breathtaking😜. The Golden Circle📍: Includes Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, and Gullfoss. Thingvellir National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with spectacular geological features and significant historical importance. Open all day, some attractions require tickets🎫. The eruption of Geysir is thrilling, so be ready with your camera to capture this magical moment📷. Gullfoss is majestic, with thunderous water sounds showcasing nature's power💪. Strokkur Geyser📍: Located in southwestern Iceland, it is one of the most famous geysers in Iceland. The eruption height can reach tens of meters, each eruption like a spectacular performance🎇. Open all day, free entry🆓. Seljalandsfoss📍: You can walk behind the waterfall, experiencing a curtain-like wonder. The water curtain often forms beautiful rainbows under sunlight, as if in a fairy tale world🌈. Open all day, free entry🆓. Black Sand Beach📍: The black sand contrasts sharply with the roaring waves, very impressive. Be cautious of the strong waves when taking photos⚠️. Open all day, free entry🆓. Jökulsárlón📍: Massive icebergs floating in the lake, dreamy and surreal. You can also join glacier hiking or boat tours to experience the glacier's charm up close🚣‍♀️. Open all day, some activities require tickets🎫. Diamond Beach📍: Ice chunks scattered on the black sand, shining like diamonds. Early morning or evening is the best time for photography📸. Open all day, free entry🆓. Blue Lagoon📍: A natural hot spring lake with enchanting blue waters. Enjoy the hot springs while admiring the beautiful scenery, relaxing your body and mind, and forgetting all worries😌. Opening hours vary by season, tickets required🎫. 🏨 Hotel Accommodation: Grand Hotel Reykjavik is one of the largest hotels in the area, offering comfortable rooms, excellent service, and delicious dining. Its prime location offers a panoramic view of Reykjavik, with spacious and bright rooms, warmly and elegantly decorated🛏. The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicious Icelandic dishes for your taste buds to enjoy😋. There is also a luxurious spa center to relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing💆‍♀️. 🚌 Transportation Guide: Renting a car is the most convenient way to explore Iceland, allowing you to freely visit various attractions. However, be aware of Iceland's complex road conditions, especially in winter, with possible snow and ice, requiring driving experience and skills🚗. Alternatively, you can take public buses like Strætó, but routes are relatively limited. For a unique experience, join local tours with professional guides for a hassle-free trip🚌. 🍔 Food Recommendations: Icelandic Hot Dog🌭: Tender and juicy meat with rich and unique sauces, very satisfying😋. Soft bread, crispy hot dog sausage, and various special sauces like ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise create a rich taste that lingers. Lobster Soup🦞: Rich seafood flavor, warming your stomach. Fresh lobster meat with cream and vegetables, cooked into a thick soup, each bite full of lobster's freshness and cream's sweetness, perfect for cold weather. Grilled Lamb Chops🥩: Tender lamb, perfectly grilled, aromatic. Icelandic lamb is of excellent quality, without a gamey taste, grilled to golden crispy on the outside and juicy inside, served with potatoes and vegetables, nutritious and delicious. Icelandic Yogurt Skyr: Thick texture, healthy and delicious. Thicker than regular yogurt, rich in protein and calcium, available in various flavors like plain and fruit, perfect for breakfast or snacks. Seafood Platter🦀: Various fresh seafood for a feast. Icelandic seafood is known for its freshness and high quality, with platters usually including crab, shrimp, mussels, oysters, etc., paired with lemon juice and special sauces, irresistible. Food Street Recommendations: Laugavegur Street: One of Reykjavik's busiest streets, lined with various restaurants and snack stalls to satisfy your taste buds. From traditional Icelandic food to international cuisine, you can enjoy food while watching street performers🎶. Hlemmur Food Hall: A paradise of local specialties, offering fresh seafood, delicious grilled meat, exquisite desserts, and various drinks, perfect for dining with friends🎉. Grandi Mathöll: A creative food area with many emerging restaurants and cafes. Try various innovative dishes and experience the new trends in Icelandic cuisine💖. 💖 Personal Travel Experience: Iceland is a mesmerizing place, with every scenery showcasing nature's craftsmanship.

#naturalbeauty #naturalbeauty Visiting Reynisfjara Beach was a highlight of my summer vacation in Iceland! 🏖️ Located on the South Coast near Vik, this black sand beach is famous for its dramatic landscapes and striking basalt columns. The entrance is free, but be prepared for chilly winds and rough waves, so dress warmly! The beach’s unique features, like the Reynisdrangar sea stacks and the towering basalt formations, make for some incredible photos. 📸 Nearby, we explored the charming town of Vik and its picturesque church, as well as the Dyrhólaey promontory for stunning panoramic views. 🏞️ Reynisfjara is a must-see for its otherworldly beauty and natural splendor. #trip #localguides #Iceland #Reynisfjara #BlackSandBeach #TravelAdventure

Experiencing the scenery in person 🌋 is far more spectacular than capturing it in photos 📸. LIVE photos can really preserve some of the shock and vibrant life 🌿! 📍 Diamond Beach Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 This is the most shocking landscape for me. My mind was filled with thoughts about how this thing was formed 🤨, how Diamond Beach really has 'diamonds' 💎. The fine, seamless black sand beach is dotted with crystal-clear ice diamonds 🧊, perfect for photos 📷. It's just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful❗️❗️ 📝 Tips: Later, I learned that the ice diamonds 💎 are not naturally frozen in the sea but are parts of the Vatnajökull glacier that have broken off, sculpted by seawater, and washed ashore 🏝. 🚗 Transportation: All the sights mentioned below are along Iceland's Route 1, the scenery is really nice, and the route is simple. 📍 Seljalandsfoss Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 It can be said to be the representative waterfall of Iceland 🇮🇸, a true water curtain cave 💦. When you get close to the waterfall, you can feel the majestic water flow crashing down, the mist hitting your face, it's really shocking❗️ 🚗 Transportation: If driving, head southeast from Reykjavik along Route 1 to the Seljalands River, turn left onto Route 249 after crossing the bridge, and you'll be there. 📝 Tips: The parking lot charges a fee. Be sure to wear waterproof clothes, pants, and shoes! 🌂 📍 Skogafoss Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 One of the three major waterfalls in the Golden Circle 🔱, this waterfall is also called the 'Rainbow Waterfall' 🌈 because you can often see rainbows when the sun ☀️ is out. It has a fairy-like aura, perfect for photos 🤳! It's also a filming location for many movies 🎬, such as 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' and 'Game of Thrones', where Jon Snow and Daenerys 🐉 kiss at the Northern Waterfall! 💕💕 🚗 Transportation: It's about a 40-minute drive from Seljalandsfoss. 📍 Black Sand Beach Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Listed as one of the world's top ten most beautiful beaches by the American 🇺🇸 'Islands Magazine' 🤩, the endless black ◼️ is pure and transparent, silent, lonely, and free. The basalt columns nearby are also very beautiful, it's hard to believe such neat shapes are natural. 😯 🚗 Transportation: Located in the middle of Iceland's south coast, next to the town of Vik. I hope everyone can go to the places they want to visit, have a pleasant journey!! 💖💖

🇮🇸Iceland is absolutely a fairyland at the end of the world, with unique scenery in all four seasons✨ 😉If you want to visit Iceland, don't miss the Aurora season in Iceland: every October to April of the following year~ National Day is very suitable to go👀 👇🏻The following is a general 7-day and 6-night travel guide to Iceland, you can use it with confidence😌 - 💰Registration discount 📌Gift! Limited time registration gives a hunting Aurora tour worth 【70 pounds】! 📌2023 new upgrade helicopter overlooking the millennium glacier, multi-angle play with Iceland - 👉Is National Day in October suitable for travel to Iceland: 📍Very suitable❗️October is the autumn of Iceland, ☀️the temperature is about 7℃, extreme weather rarely occurs, very suitable for travel to Iceland 📍Secondly, October has entered the Aurora season in Iceland, you can pursue the Northern Lights at night! 📍Finally! This time is the off-season in Iceland, with fewer tourists and a better travel experience - 🌈Deep 7-day route 🔺Day 1: Iceland 🔺Day 2: Deep tour of the Golden Circle (Old Parliament Site Park - Geyser - Golden Waterfall - Giant Basin Volcano, overlooking Lang Glacier) 🔺Day 3: South Coast Scenery (Northernmost Ice Cap in Europe + Black Sand Beach + Seljalandsfoss + Skogafoss + Plane Wreckage) 🔺Day 4: South Coast Scenery (Jokulsarlon Glacier Lake + Diamond Beach + Mysterious Blue Ice Cave Crystal Palace + Super Jeep) 🔺Day 5: Reykjavik City Scenery + Reykjanes Peninsula + Blue Lagoon 🔺Day 6: Whale Watching at Sea / Horse Riding in Iceland / Exploration of the Largest Volcanic Lava Tunnel in Iceland / Helicopter Glacier Sightseeing / Free Travel 🔺Day 7: Reykjavik, Iceland - 📆Group date 💕October: 1, 3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31 💕November: 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 24, 25, 28 💕January: 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 - 👌Quality service 🏨Provide three-star hotels in Iceland or equivalent selected hotels for the whole journey 🥖Provide hotel continental breakfast, healthy and delicious nutrition 🚙Travel comfortably in a 7 to 51 seat luxury air-conditioned bus or business car 👨🏻‍💼Local Chinese driver and guide, dedicated to serving you - 🧥Clothing guide Down jacket / storm jacket, scarf gloves (ear protection for frozen ear people👂), hiking boots or Martin boots (preferably waterproof and velvet), swimsuit (necessary for hot springs) ⚠️During the trip to Iceland, pay attention to climate changes and arrange activities and rest time reasonably - 🧳Travel preparation 📕Need to apply for Iceland Schengen visa in advance 💨Iceland's weather is changeable, and warm clothing is a must 💫Passport, UK BRP card, student ID 🔸European universal conversion plug 💊Cold medicine, band-aids, motion sickness medicine, allergy medicine

| How to chase the Aurora? Receive this ultimate guide to chasing light. As soon as 9🈷️ is over, the aurora season🌌 in Northern Europe is about to begin again Can you see the aurora during the 8️⃣-month long aurora season? When is the best time to see the aurora❓ I hope this 🈯️Nan can clear the obstacles for your light-chasing journey - 🤔Where can I see the Aurora? Aurora can only be seen in areas near the two poles in the world 🌟Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Russia are all areas in the northern hemisphere where aurora can often be seen. . 🔸Finland 👉🏻Inari: There is a very famous Finnish saying in Inari, the fire of the fox🦊. This so-called fire of the fox is the representative term of the aurora. 👉🏻Saariselkä: It is a small town in Finland with only 350 residents. One of the great advantages of enjoying the aurora here is that you can stay in the Aurora Glass House, 🌌 deeply feel the shock of the aurora! . 🔸Norway 👉🏻Tromso North Cape: The promontory on Mager Island in the North Cape District of northern Norway - 💕North Cape is an excellent place to enjoy the aurora 👉🏻Lofoten Islands: It may be the place on this planet that is extremely close to fairyland. It is a place that lovers of landscape photography📸 cannot avoid in their lifetime. . 🔸Sweden 👉🏻Kiruna Abisko: The Northern Lights Sky Station in Abisko is a famous aurora observation point in Sweden. 🔥Whether you are a serious aurora enthusiast or a friend who is watching the aurora for the first time, you cannot miss it✨ . 🔸Iceland 👉🏻Iceland is the only country in the world whose entire territory is within the aurora belt🌟 👉🏻Black sand beach: The black sand beach in the town of Vik on the south coast of Iceland🕶️ is one of the best places to watch the aurora. 👉🏻Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: 🌊Aurora and lake are good photography materials 👉🏻Straw Hat Mountain: Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a recognized photography destination in Iceland. The most famous one is Straw Hat Mountain, where many Icelandic blockbusters were filmed📸 - 🤗Weather and conditions for viewing the Aurora ✅The darker and clearer the sky, the greater the chance of seeing it ✅Remember to check the weather forecast before departure ✅The best observation time is from 11pm to 2am the next morning ✅Aurora Kp value: The greater the Kp value, the greater the probability of seeing the aurora. - 🧳What do you need to bring to see the Aurora? 1. Extra thick warm clothing. Includes hat, gloves🧤, waterproof jacket, thermal underwear and boots🥾 2. Professional photography equipment. In most cases, aurora cannot be photographed with mobile phones 3. Power bank: Lithium batteries consume power quickly in low temperature environments. Camera parties need to prepare at least two batteries🔋 4. Toiletries 🪥, generally not provided by hotels 5. Conversion plug🔌

Cover Image: Vík Town P2-P4: Þingvellir National Park P5: Reynisfjara Black Beach P6: Reyniskirkja Church P7: Seljalandsfoss Waterfall P8: Diamond Beach P9: Seyðisfjörður Town P10: Kirkjufell Mountain P11: Ingjaldshólskirkja Church 📍Come to Vík Town to watch a sunrise🌅, and you will have no regrets in life.

If it weren't for the light, the silence here would be terrifying. Scattered across the entire black sand beach are large and small chunks of ice, like giant diamonds. It's bone-chillingly cold to move among them, the ground is black, and the sea is deep blue in the distance. The sunlight filtering through the ice cracks and the people passing by in motorboats carry the glimmer of hope for the entire black sand beach. The shock brought by natural scenic spots is still highly recommended for everyone to see. Remember to take a photo with a diamond-like ice piece~

Dah 2kali terjumpa org malaysia kat iceland Kalau p travel jumpa org malaysia means tmpat tu famous la, abam ne kalau x jumpa org malaysia baru la best hahah, baru la rasa rare haha #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Stunning view with temperature 1C Kalau nak pegi ke off road pastikan sewa kereta jenis 4WD atau 4x4 atau bersedia bayar ganti rugi. F- road di Iceland bermakna gravel atau melibatkan river crossing. Bukan semua syarikat membenarkan river crossing ya. #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Perjalanan yg terakhir sblum check in Laufskálavarða- formation of rocks Nmpk batu2 tu mcm di susun oleh org/jin Sekali tgk mcm kubur lun ada Tapi smua ya terjadi adalah nature bukan fake #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday

Cuti deepavali hangpa p mana tu Location yg ke6 Katla geopark Nak dtg sini off road ya- menakutkan gan kabus dan hujan2 renyai plak tapi view berbaloi la #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Cuaca di iceland tidak menentu Pastikan periksa keadaan cuaca dan jalan setiap hari di safetravel.is dan road.is #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Perjalanan yg terakhir sblum check in Laufskálavarða- formation of rocks Nmpk batu2 tu mcm di susun oleh org/jin Sekali tgk mcm kubur lun ada Tapi smua ya terjadi adalah nature bukan fake #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday

Berdiri dah, duduk pun dah, lompat pun dah Now baring la plak hehehe Baring pun helok oiii #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Rezeki semua org berbeza dan jgn kita dengki Abam doakan kat hangpa yg x pernah jejak lagi ke sini boleh mai ya. Dasyat sungguh bumi Allah yg dia cipta ne sungguh perfect. #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Destinasi seterusnya Black sand beach vik Batu2 dia mcm batu air terjun tapi kat tepi pantai #payandtravelwithbrain #payandtravelwithbrain Trip paling best sbb nature dia mmg wow sgt Kalau hangpa dtg winter rugi nak mampoih Putih ja xada apa yg di appreciate #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday

I showed you some pictures of beautiful beaches in the last posts. I have to admit: I prefer those black sand beaches over everything else! When you walk on this black volcano sand you can just feel nature and the power. I also like the contrast of the blue water and the black sand beaches. Have you ever visited one of those? :) Cant wait to see them again in real life. But for now: quarantine time! . . #iceland #wheniniceland #visiticeland #traveliceland #travel #travel #landscape #photography #awesomepic

Just a short stroll at the Black Sand Beach in Vik (Iceland), an unforgettable experience

Vík, located on Iceland's southern coast, is the southernmost town in the country and serves as a gateway to several iconic attractions. Known for its black sand beach (Reynisfjara), majestic sea stacks (Reynisdrangar), and nearby waterfalls, the town boasts unique landscapes and pristine natural beauty. Despite its small size, Vík offers a wealth of accommodations, dining options, and travel facilities, making it an essential stop for exploring the southern coast. 📍 Location and Transportation Situated along Iceland's Ring Road (Route 1), Vík is approximately 180 kilometers from the capital, Reykjavík, with a driving time of about 2.5 hours. From Vík, visitors can easily access the black sand beach, Dyrhólaey Nature Reserve, and Skógafoss waterfall. While buses and tour coaches are available, self-driving or joining a tour is generally more convenient. 🌟 Must-Visit Attractions in Vík 1. Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach This world-famous volcanic black sand beach features fine black sand and powerful waves. The striking basalt sea stacks (Reynisdrangar) rising from the ocean are said to be cursed giants turned to stone. Be cautious of dangerous waves—keep a safe distance and avoid swimming. 2. Dyrhólaey Nature Reserve Located about a 10-minute drive west of Vík, this reserve is known for its massive sea arch. During spring and summer, visitors can spot flocks of seabirds, including the adorable Icelandic puffins. Climb to higher viewpoints for breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and black sand beaches. 3. Vík Church Perched on the town's highest point, this church with its distinctive red roof is a local landmark. The grassy area in front of the church offers expansive views, making it a perfect spot for photographing Vík and its coastline. 🛏️ Accommodation and Dining Vík has several hotels, guesthouses, and hostels—booking in advance is recommended during peak seasons. Try local restaurants for fresh fish dishes and Icelandic lamb, known for their authentic flavors and great value. Supermarkets and small shops provide basic supplies, ideal for self-sufficient travelers. 📝 Practical Tips Unpredictable weather: Bring windproof and waterproof jackets, as the southern coast often experiences strong winds and sudden rain. Safety first: The waves at the black sand beach are powerful—avoid getting too close to the water. Driving precautions: Roads may be icy in winter, so check your vehicle's equipment and road conditions. Time allocation: Plan to stay in Vík for 1-2 nights to fully explore the surrounding attractions. 💬 Personal Insights Vík exudes a sense of tranquility, far removed from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The vastness and mystery of the black sand beach leave a lasting impression. Early morning or evening light is particularly stunning, perfect for leisurely walks to soak in the power of nature. Though small, the town's well-equipped facilities make the journey both convenient and comfortable. Vík is highly recommended as a base for southern Iceland adventures, adding unforgettable memories to your Icelandic trip.

#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)

For two consecutive years, I've dedicated my precious annual leave to Scandinavia. Many people don't understand why I keep traveling to such cold places. To most, a Nordic vacation doesn't seem like relaxation but more like an endurance test - feeling stranded on a desolate island. But for me, it's an exhilarating adventure. While I still have the courage, I want to boldly explore the unknown! Icelandic Cuisine: A Flavorful Adventure In Iceland, food becomes an unexpected delight during travels. At local restaurants, I tried the famous fermented shark meat. When first served, its pungent aroma hits your nostrils hard - truly "intoxicating." Gathering courage for a bite, the dense texture and uniquely fascinating taste grew more complex with each chew, offering a genuine taste of Iceland's distinctive culinary culture. Then there's Icelandic lobster soup, made from freshly caught lobsters - the rich broth and springy, tender meat make every spoonful incredibly satisfying! Accommodation: Nordic Romance For lodging, I stayed at a charming guesthouse in Reykjavik. This cozy wooden cottage was decorated with Nordic flair - wooden furniture bathed in warm lighting created the perfect ambiance. Waking up to open the curtains revealed distant snow-capped mountains against azure skies, like stepping into a fairy tale. Nights were spent sinking into soft beds, lulled to sleep by the wind and moonlight - pure bliss. Iceland Through the Lens: Colorful and Enchanting During two trips to Iceland, I captured countless photos. My first visit had glorious sunshine, while the second brought over a week of rain. Iceland's weather is unpredictable - Photo 1 was taken during a brief break between storms. At Seal Beach, heavy rain and thick fog reduced visibility to nearly zero, forcing us to leave disappointed. But when we reached the iconic red house, our luck turned - we were treated to a healing sunset. No matter how bad the weather, there's always a chance for great shots. Vik's red houses and Reykjavik's church became my must-visit spots. Black sand beach sunsets are breathtaking yet elusive - each wait filled with anticipation. Christmas streets transform into fairy tale worlds, their magic undiminished even by sudden storms. Iceland might not offer a relaxing vacation, but every moment here becomes a treasured memory. I hope to return someday to find my own "25th frame" - capturing Iceland's essence through my camera lens!

[RoundNails] Must-See Attractions Recommendation 1️⃣ Black Beach ▪️ Black sand and white waves + accordion rock cliffs, the dark romance of the North Atlantic! ▪️📅 Recommended time: Summer (June-August) warm; winter (November-March) aurora + ice cave! 2️⃣ Reykjavik Cathedral ▪️ Icelandic landmark! ▪️📅 Recommended time: June-September sunny days; January-March snow scenery super healing❄️ 3️⃣ Northern Lights ▪️ Goddess Aurora is dancing! The winter night sky is full of fantastic green light💚 ▪️ 📅 Recommended time: November-February peak period; September-October / March-April less crowded high value for money! 4️⃣ Blue Ice Cave ▪️ Donate into the "blue eyes" in the glacier! ▪️ 📅Recommended Time: October-March (Aurora + Ice Cave Double Buff!) 5️⃣ Golden Falls ▪️ Waterfall splashes rainbow 🌈! Summer is surging, winter is frozen like a work of art ~ ▪️ 📅Recommended time: June-September (large amount of water); January-March (ice waterfall wonder) 6️⃣ Blue Lake Hot Spring ▪️ Ice and fire! Soak in the milk blue hot spring to see the aurora/midnight sunshine♨️ ▪️ 📅Recommended Time: Year-round 7️⃣ Vik town ▪️ The town at the end of the world! Red-top church + black beach Loneliness 🏡 ▪️ 📅Recommended Time: Year-round 8️⃣ Jökulsárlón Glacier Lake ▪️ Glacier Broken Ice Lake! ▪️ 📅 Recommended time: June-August "Midnight Sunshine"; December-February Aurora + Blue Ice 9️⃣ Serialand Falls ▪️ There is a cave behind the waterfall! ▪️ 📅Recommended time: June-August (great hiking + photography) --- 💡Iceland Travel Tips ✔️ Summer: Drive around the island + midnight sunshine, but many tourists ✔️ Winter: Aurora + Ice Cave limited experience, but the weather is changeable ❄️ ✔️ Wear: Windproof and waterproof jacket!

Chase the light of the midnight sun in the height of summer, with bright sunlight shining through the glacial cracks. Volcanic moss spreads into an endless green carpet under the midnight sun, waterfalls roar and cascade down, fields of lupines are like a dream, and the black sand beach transforms into a wonderland. As dusk approaches in September, the aurora borealis quietly flows in the night sky... Here, there are no seasonal boundaries, only the most primitive heartbeat of the Earth. 🌍 [Limited from June to October • Explore the Window to Ultimate Nature] 💮 Lupine Flower Sea | Limited Purple Wonderland Every year from June to July is the season when lupines are in full bloom. At that time, Vik Town, along the Golden Circle, and around Lake Myvatn will be surrounded by the purple color of lupines. 🪶 Feather Canyon | Sweet Green Moss Canyon During the summer, the banks of the canyon are covered with lush green moss, and the stream flows gently through the canyon. ❄️ Vatnajökull National Park | A Secluded Paradise Returning to Nature The sunlight shines on the fragmented ice beach, sparkling. The ice-blue Jökulsárlón lake takes you into a real-life "Frozen" experience. ✨ West Horn Mountain | Iceland's Sky Mirror Vestrahorn Mountain is also known as "Bat Mountain" because of its shape. If you are lucky enough to encounter good weather, you can capture the complete reflection of the mountain and scenery on the beach in front, so it is also known as "Iceland's Sky Mirror." 📸 Myvatn Geothermal Area | Earth's "Alien World" Here, there are sulfur geothermal springs, crater lakes, and lava landforms like dark castles. The route is full of rare "alien landform" scenery. 💎 Snæfellsnes Peninsula | Iceland in Miniature The "Church Mountain" from Game of Thrones, the black sand beach that also resembles an alien landform, and the sea arch. The red house seen in the optometry lens faces the straight road, with a distant view of the Snæfellsjökull snow cover behind it, which is very charming. The Búðir Black Church, lonely and cold, standing in the desolate and empty wilderness, often becomes a landscape in photographers' lenses. Near the Londrangar cliffs, you may even see super cute puffins if you are lucky. 👑 Golden Circle Tour | First Encounter with Iceland's Wonders Take in the majestic Gullfoss waterfall, the powerful eruptions of the geysers, and Þingvellir National Park, a World Heritage Site, known for its unique geological features, rich history, and beautiful natural scenery. 👍 [How to Play]: Bookings start from 1 person, Reykjavik departure and end, 8-person business VIP small group ✨ From June to October, Iceland has faded away from the harshness. If you are someone who likes adventure and pursues unique experiences, then come! 💕 Editing is not easy. If you like the travel content we share, please use your wealthy little hands to follow and like us~