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

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

#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)

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~

#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

#November Good Places 2025 Iceland is sooo good in November!If you want to take a cold and magnificent trip, Vatnajökull is definitely a must-see! This giant glacier located in southeastern Iceland, covering an area of ​​8,100 square kilometers, dominates about 8% of the land of Iceland, Europe's No. 1 glacier 🌬️. And its “tongue of ice,” Skaftafell Glacier, is the best landmark for exploring the glacier’s spectacular views. You will see the layers of glacial blue, and the bottomless cracks, different landscapes are dizzying, Iceland's natural charm is really strength interpretation! Want to experience the excitement of glacier hiking🥾? There are so many choices of hiking routes on Skafta Glacier that you will be dazzled! Beginners can try short-distance relaxing trails, lazy people are zero pressure; if you are a senior outdoor player, you can sign up for long-distance glacier climbing, feel the power of ice up close, and take pictures in minutes! [Attraction Information] - Vatnajökull & Skaftafell Glacier - Address: Vatnajökull National Park, Austur-Skaftafellssýsla, Iceland - Opening hours: Open all year round, it is safer to participate in outdoor activities with a group in winter - Transportation: About 4-5 hours drive from Reykjavik / Local tours can also be booked - Suitable for: Trekking novices & outdoor masters, have the right route for you! November Iceland – Get away from the hustle and bustle and let’s go on a real ice and snow expedition 🧊🌨️!

#falladventures Skaftafell, Iceland Part of Vatnajökull National Park, Skaftafell is a stunning mix of glaciers, mountains, waterfalls, and hiking trails — perfect for outdoor adventure and nature lovers. ❄️🏔️🌿 Why visit 💙 • Dramatic landscapes where glaciers meet green valleys • Easily accessible from the Ring Road • Hikes of all levels, from easy walks to glacier treks • Close to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach Top things to do 👣 • **Svartifoss Waterfall** – famous for its black basalt columns, about 1.5 km each way from the visitor center • **Glacier hikes & guided tours** – explore Skaftafellsjökull glacier with a guide; crampons and ice axes recommended • **Skaftafell Nature Trails** – easy loops with views of glaciers, rivers, and birch forests • **Fjallsárlón Iceberg Lagoon** – smaller and quieter than Jökulsárlón, perfect for photos and reflections • **Photography & wildlife** – look for Arctic foxes, birds, and endless scenic panoramas Best time to visit ☀️ • June–September for accessible hiking and milder weather • Winter is magical with ice caves and snowy landscapes, but trails are harder and require guides Tips 🎒 • Wear layered clothing — weather changes fast • Hiking shoes or boots are essential • Bring water and snacks — there are limited facilities in the park • Start hikes early to enjoy trails with fewer people • Guided glacier tours must be booked in advance How long you need ⏱️ • Half-day for Svartifoss and short trails • Full day if doing longer hikes or glacier tours Perfect for 🤍 • Hikers and trekkers • Glacier and waterfall enthusiasts • Photography lovers • Families wanting easy nature walks with dramatic scenery

Hey guys! Northern Europe in autumn is stunning beyond belief! Don’t miss this 11-day Northern Europe tour guide~ Explore the magical Blue Ice Cave, take the Tromsø cable car to admire snowy landscapes and the Northern Lights, ride a reindeer sled to experience Arctic charm, and visit a Sami camp to immerse yourself in unique culture. Save this now! -------- 🌍 Travel itinerary: * 📅D1: Depart and arrive in Reykjavik, settle into your hotel, then enjoy free time! * 💧D2: Discover the enchanting Blue Lagoon, enjoy the perfect blend of hot springs and nature. * ❄️D3-4: Head to the Vatnajökull Glacier area, visit Vatnajökull National Park to experience the grandeur of glaciers, then proceed to Selfoss/Hella. * 🌋D5: Explore the Golden Circle and marvel at nature’s masterpieces. * 🏞️D6: Tour the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, admire unique volcanic landscapes and coastal scenery. * 🚀D7-9: Fly from Reykjavik to Tromsø, take the Tromsø cable car for panoramic views of snowy lands and the Northern Lights, experience authentic Arctic charm on a reindeer sled, and visit a Sami camp to feel their unique culture. * 🛫D10-11: Return from Tromsø and head back to your cozy home🏠 -------- Some tips: 1️⃣ Jet lag alert⏰: Northern Europe is 6-9 hours ahead of China, adjust your schedule in advance to avoid biological clock confusion😴 2️⃣ Visa must-have🛂: Apply for a Schengen visa early! Documents must be genuine and complete, processing takes about 15 working days📄 3️⃣ Food must-try🍽️: Swedish meatballs and Norwegian salmon are a must, but Nordic cuisine is generally light; bring your own spices if you prefer stronger flavors🌶️ 4️⃣ Dressing guide🧥: Cool summers require a jacket, winter Northern Lights season needs windproof and waterproof gear, snow boots are essential❄️ 5️⃣ Payment habits💶: Cash use is limited, credit cards/mobile payments are widely accepted, but it’s recommended to carry some cash in small towns💰 -------- All the treasure tips for a Northern Europe group tour are here, what are you waiting for? Save this and join me to unlock a dreamy Northern Europe journey!

Ready to embark on an 11-day dream journey across multiple Nordic countries? Don’t miss this guide! Explore the magical Blue Ice Cave, take the Tromsø cable car for a panoramic view of snowy landscapes and the Northern Lights, experience reindeer sledding, and visit a Sami camp to immerse yourself in unique culture. With convenient pick-up and drop-off throughout, just follow along and enjoy! -- When fate brings you here! Exciting tips revealed below~ -- The five Nordic countries are like pearls scattered around the Arctic Circle: Norway’s fjords 🌊, Sweden’s forest castles 🏰, Finland’s aurora cabins 🛖… a fairy tale world of ice and fire, truly a Nordic paradise! -- 🌟 Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart and arrive in Reykjavik, settle into your hotel, then enjoy free time! DAY 2: Discover the enchanting Blue Lagoon and relax in Iceland’s soothing hot springs~ DAY 3-4: Head to the Vatnajökull area, explore Vatnajökull National Park, marvel at glacier wonders, then proceed to Selfoss/Hella. DAY 5: Check out the Golden Circle, exploring Iceland’s iconic natural and cultural sights! DAY 6: Tour the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, experiencing a microcosm of Iceland’s diverse landscapes. DAY 7-8: Fly from Reykjavik to Tromsø, take the Tromsø cable car for snowy vistas, and chase the romantic Northern Lights at night 🌌 DAY 9: Visit a Sami camp, try reindeer sledding, and experience the unique culture of the Arctic indigenous people. DAY 10-11: Return from Tromsø and head back to your cozy home 🏠 -- Tips: 1️⃣ Visa Info: Multiple Nordic countries require a Schengen visa; prepare documents 3 months in advance, with a detailed daily itinerary 📝✨ 2️⃣ Food Must-Try: Swedish meatballs with lingonberry sauce 🍡, Finnish salmon soup 🍲, Norwegian smoked salmon 🍣—if you have a sensitive stomach, bring digestive medicine! 3️⃣ November Weather: Average 0-5°C with frequent rain 🌧️; waterproof jacket + wool layers + non-slip boots are a must, or you’ll be shivering ❄️! 4️⃣ Souvenir Prices: Finnish glass birds 🐦, Swedish crystal glasses 🥂, Norwegian wool blankets 🧶; airport duty-free shops are 10% more expensive than city stores, don’t get ripped off! 5️⃣ Payment Habits: Cash is rarely used 💶; VISA/MasterCard work everywhere, small shops may charge fees, carry some change for buses 🚌~ -- Tap the card below to unlock more great travel recommendations~

Hey everyone! Autumn is in full swing, and a Nordic multi-city tour is super cool! Don’t miss this 12-day itinerary, with worry-free transfers, dining at Finland’s Panda Restaurant enjoying braised-flavored meat noodles, visiting Santa Claus Village, forest hiking, ice lake fishing, and ending with an Icelandic geological adventure. Just go for it! -- Friends who see this, don’t miss out, here’s the comprehensive guide ↓ -- 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive at Rovaniemi Airport, then wait for the guide to pick you up and take you to the hotel. After hotel check-in, enjoy free time! Start your Arctic Circle dual-country journey✨ Days 2-3: Visit the UN-certified Santa Claus Village🎅, check in at Santa Claus Office, Arctic Circle line, and post office; experience Sami life, enjoy braised-flavored meat noodles at Finland’s Panda Restaurant🍜, and at night, have a manor bonfire barbecue with salmon soup🔥. Days 4-5: Depart for Aurora Manor, cross Urho Kekkonen National Park and the Arctic observation tower; head to Levi and return to Rovaniemi, then fly to Helsinki✈️. Days 6-9: Fly from Helsinki to Reykjavik and start the Icelandic geological adventure🌋! Visit Seljalandsfoss/Skogafoss waterfalls, Vik black sand beach, explore Vatnajökull glacier, glacier lagoon, and Diamond Beach, and travel through the Golden Circle’s three landmarks (Gullfoss waterfall, geysers, Þingvellir National Park). Day 10: Free day in Reykjavik! Visit markets, soak in the Blue Lagoon, or enjoy a symphony concert🎵, savoring the slow pace of Icelandic life. Days 11-12: Return from Reykjavik✈️, bringing home memories of the Northern Lights and Iceland’s volcanic lava, ending the trip but keeping the memories forever📸! -- Recommended Attractions: 🎅 Santa Claus Village: A fairy-tale wooden building complex, like stepping into a storybook world📖! 🖤 Black Sand Beach: Lava mountains rising from the sea, volcanic lava grain beach, super unique🌋! ❄️ Vatnajökull National Park: A spectacular mix of ice and fire, breathtaking glaciers, a return to the Ice Age🧊! 💧 Glacier Lagoon: Crystal-clear blue water with icebergs in various shapes, stunningly beautiful😍! 🌋 Geysir and Strokkur Geysers: Volcanic rock pools, spectacular scenery like a fairyland🧚‍♀️! -- 🌍 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for Nordic multi-city tours in November 📄 Visa and Documents: Passport + original Schengen visa, copies, two 2-inch photos, insurance e-copy saved on phone. 🔌 Electronics: EU two-pin plug adapter (common in Nordic countries), power bank + charging cables, camera cold protection cover. 👗 Warm Clothing: Fleece-lined jacket + fleece inner layer, waterproof hiking boots with wool socks, knit hat + scarf + gloves set. 💊 Medicine and Protection: Cold medicine + motion sickness pills + stomach medicine, windproof patches, heat packs (stick on waist/abdomen when watching auroras). 💳 Payment Tools: Visa/Mastercard credit cards (small shops may not accept UnionPay), some euros cash as backup. 🗺️ Navigation Tools: Offline maps (Norwegian fjords have poor signal), translation apps pre-installed, printed itinerary for reference. 👜 Carry-on Bag: Waterproof backpack (rain/snow protection), foldable umbrella + waterproof bag, snacks (Nordic restaurants are far apart). -- A wonderful journey starts now! Tap the card below to book worry-free and enjoy your travels~

A weekend itinerary for your first time in Iceland 🌋 📍 Reykjavik Wander the old town, stop by Hallgrímskirkja, and have a coffee at Reykjavik Roasters. 📍 Blue Lagoon Relax in thermal springs amid lava fields—the perfect place to end the road. 📍 Reykjanes Peninsula Visit the meteorite landscape near the bridge between continents and feel the breath of the Earth. 📍 Plane Wreck (Sólheimasandur) Walk along the black sand beach to the famous DC-3 crash site—one of the most photogenic spots in the country. 📍 Vik & Black Sand Beach Enormous waves, the basalt columns of Reynisfjara, and the wild beauty of the Atlantic. 📍 Skógafoss & Seljalandsfoss Two waterfalls you must see at least once: one hides a rainbow, the other can be walked around behind a wall of water. 📍 Thingvellir National Park Where two tectonic plates meet. A historic site and incredible scenery. 📍 Geysir & Gullfoss Iceland's Golden Circle: geysers, hot springs, and the mighty Gullfoss waterfall. (Save so you don't lose it ❤️) #iceland #trip #tripcom @Trip.com

Come to the Nordic countries in winter for fun, and don’t miss this worry-free, all-inclusive, money-saving guide! Enjoy a bowl of braised-flavored meat noodles at Finland’s Panda Restaurant, visit Santa Claus Village, experience forest snowshoe hiking and ice lake fishing, and embark on a geological adventure in Iceland for maximum joy! -- Friends who see this, don’t miss out, here’s the comprehensive guide ↓ -- The Nordic countries are like a three-dimensional history book. Viking ship relics 🛶 hide pirate stories, the aurora town 🌌 is breathtakingly beautiful, and at Santa Claus Village 🎅 you can even meet Sami people with reindeer sleds! -- 📒 Itinerary: Day 1: ✨ Depart and arrive in Rovaniemi. When the sound of reindeer bells breaks the silence of the Finnish snow forest, begin this dual-country Arctic Circle journey! Day 2-3: 🎄 Visit the UN-certified Santa Claus Village, check in at Santa Claus’s office, the Arctic Circle line, and Santa Claus Post Office; experience Sami life, enjoy braised-flavored meat noodles at Finland’s Panda Restaurant, and savor a manor bonfire barbecue with salmon soup for ultimate satisfaction! Day 4-5: 🔸 Head to Urho Kekkonen National Park, climb the polar observation tower; depart from Aurora Manor, pass through Levi to Rovaniemi, then fly to Helsinki. Day 6-9: ✈️ Fly from Helsinki to Reykjavik and start your Iceland geological adventure! Visit Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Skogafoss Waterfall, Vik Black Sand Beach, Vatnajökull Glacier, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, the beach sparkling with ice crystals, and explore the Golden Circle’s Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir and Strokkur geysers, and Þingvellir National Park. Day 10: 🎶 Free day in Reykjavik, enjoy a leisurely day without rushing, and maybe attend a symphony concert~ Day 11-12: ✈️ Return from Reykjavik, fold the Northern Lights into your memories, conclude your Finland and Iceland trip, and look forward to the next chapter 🎞️! -- Must-See Attractions: 🎄 Santa Claus Village 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 96930 Rovaniemi, Finland ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day ⏳ Duration: 1 day 💬 A fairy-tale wooden building complex that feels like stepping into a storybook world! 🖤 Black Sand Beach 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Iceland ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day ⏳ Duration: 1 hour 💬 Unique lava mountains rise from the sea, with volcanic lava grainy sand, mysterious and distinctive! 🧊 Vatnajökull National Park 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Klapparstígur 25, 101 27, Iceland ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day ⏳ Duration: 1 day 💬 A spectacular blend of ice and fire, magnificent glaciers in full view, as if returning to the Ice Age! 💦 Geysir and Strokkur Geysers 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 806 Iceland ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💬 Volcanic rock pool arrays, spectacular scenery, enchanting like a fairyland! -- 🌍 Travel Essentials: Super Practical Nordic Multi-Country November Packing List! 📱🔌【Communication & Power】Buy a Nordic multi-country SIM card in advance, bring 2 plug adapters (German standard two round pins), power bank under 20,000mAh! 🛂📄【Documents & Safety】Keep passport and visa in a separate waterproof bag, store copies separately, bring 2 credit cards (Visa/Master for wider acceptance)! 🧥❄️【Warm Clothing】November temperatures range from -5°C to 5°C! Wear fleece-lined jackets + wool layers + windproof pants, choose waterproof snow boots, use 5 warm patches per day! 📷🔋【Electronics】Camera cold protection cover (low temperatures drain batteries fast), tripod for aurora photography, bring an extra European plug data cable! 💊🧴【Health & Protection】Motion sickness medicine (for Norway fjord cruises), moisturizing lip balm, high SPF sunscreen (strong snow reflection), carry a personal medicine kit! -- What are you waiting for?👇 Click the card below and enjoy a worry-free trip!

#falladventures Godafoss in Iceland feels like a waterfall that was made to impress. The moment you arrive, the sound of rushing water fills the air and mist rises like soft smoke above the river. The waterfall curves in a wide semi circle and the water drops with a powerful flow that never stops. It is easy to understand why it is called the waterfall of the gods. Walking around the viewing paths gives different angles and each one feels better than the last. The sunlight can create rainbows through the mist, making the whole scene look magical. The water is bright blue and the landscape around it is rugged and open. It is peaceful but also full of energy. Godafoss is a perfect stop for anyone who loves nature and dramatic views. Iceland always knows how to amaze.

#falladventures Hverfjall in Iceland is one of those places that looks dramatic even from far away. It is a huge round crater made of black volcanic sand and gravel, and hiking up the rim feels like stepping into a scene from a sci fi movie. The trail is steep but manageable, and each pause gives a better view of the surrounding landscapes. When you reach the top, the scenery is unreal. The crater is perfectly symmetrical and incredibly wide, almost like a giant bowl carved from the earth. You can walk around the entire rim, with panoramic views of lakes, lava fields and distant mountains. The wind can be strong at the top, but it adds to the adventure. It is simple, raw and impressive. Hverfjall shows the power and beauty of nature in the purest form. Iceland delivers once again.

#falladventures Hverir Geothermal Area in Iceland feels like walking on another planet. The ground is a mix of orange, brown, and pale yellow colors, and steam rises from everywhere. As soon as you step out of the car, you notice the strong smell of sulfur. It might not be pleasant, but it adds to the excitement of being somewhere shaped by the power of the earth. Boiling mud pots bubble loudly and hot steam vents shoot into the air, making the place feel alive. There are wooden walkways and open paths that let you wander safely. The landscape is wild, bold, and untouched. It is not a place for relaxing. Instead, it is perfect for exploring nature at its most intense. Hverir shows how powerful and unpredictable the earth can be. Iceland never fails to impress.

🌈【Day 1: Reykjavik → Golden Circle → Southern Town】 🚌 Depart from Reykjavik and start the magical journey in Iceland! Þingvellir National Park 🌍 This is the junction of the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates! Standing between the great rift feels like being on the Earth's "seam," with the awe of history and geology overwhelming you～📜✨ 🌋 Geysir 💦 Witness geothermal eruptions with your own eyes! The Strokkur geyser erupts every few minutes, shooting hot water up to 20 meters high—super spectacular! Remember to stand back and be careful not to get "splashed" by its enthusiasm 😂💦 🌊 Gullfoss Waterfall 🌈 The two-tiered waterfall rushes down the canyon, often creating rainbows when sunlight shines through, like a fairyland! The mist hits your face, bringing a refreshing chill, but the beauty makes you forget to breathe📸✨ — 🌈【Day 2: Southern Town → Glacier Lagoon Fantasy World】 🚗 Head south into Iceland’s most magical area! 🚪 Dyrhólaey 🐦 A cliffside birdwatching paradise! Puffins are adorably cute with their chubby cheeks and colorful beaks, truly the "emoji of the bird world"📷 It’s windy but worth it! 🖤 Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach 🌋 Basalt columns + black sand + roaring Atlantic Ocean, mysterious and magnificent! Note ⚠️: Stay away from the waves, dangerous undertows! But the photos are stunning, like an alien planet🌌🖤 🧊 Vatnajökull National Park + Diamond Beach ❄️ Glacial meltwater washes ice chunks onto the black sand beach, sparkling like scattered diamonds under the sun💎✨ Walking on the border of "diamonds" and "black sand" feels like walking at the edge of the world. 🧊【Choose one adventure】 ✅ Blue Ice Cave Exploration: Go deep inside a thousand-year-old glacier! The blue ice walls look like a crystal palace, illuminated by flashlights like a journey through space🌌❄️ (Winter only, Nov-Mar) ✅ Glacier Lagoon Boat Tour: Cruise among floating icebergs, get up close to ancient ice, with the cracking sounds like nature’s whisper🚤🧊 — 🌈【Day 3: Farewell to the South, Encounter Waterfalls and Hot Springs】 💧 Seljalandsfoss Waterfall 🚶‍♀️ You can walk behind the waterfall! It feels like a water curtain cave, perfect for photos with a ceremonial vibe📸💦 Remember to wear waterproof gear! Otherwise, you’ll get soaked instantly 😂 💧 Skógafoss Waterfall 🌈 Rainbows are often present! It cascades down from a high cliff with great momentum. Climb up for an unbeatable view, and every shot looks like a postcard📸🌄 🌊 Blue Lagoon 2-hour experience ♨️ The grand finale of the trip! Relax in the milky blue geothermal hot spring, apply a silica mud mask, watch the steam swirl, the fusion of ice and fire heals your soul💖✨ 🚗 Return to Reykjavik in the evening, ending the dreamlike journey💫 — 💖【Iceland】This is not just a trip, but a dialogue with nature. From volcanoes to glaciers, from black sand to diamonds, from waterfalls to hot springs… it uses the most primal power to tell you: the world can truly be this pure and magnificent.

Seeing the northern lights in Norway was absolutely magical! The colors danced across the sky, glowing over a beautiful waterfall in the background. The mix of green and purple lights reflecting on the water made it feel like a dream. The crisp air, peaceful night, and stunning view made it an unforgettable experience. A must-see for anyone who loves nature and adventure! I’d go again in a heartbeat—the beauty was beyond words.

#hellohalloween #attractive Situated in northern Iceland near Lake Mývatn, Krafla Volcano is a powerful and active volcanic system renowned for its lava fields, geothermal activity, and rugged crater landscapes. This volcano has shaped the surrounding region with eruptions, fissures, and geothermal wonders that thrill adventurers and photographers alike. 🌿 Top Highlights Viti Crater: A vivid crater lake formed during Krafla’s historic eruptions, perfect for dramatic photography. Leirhnjúkur Lava Fields: Trek across expansive lava fields dotted with steaming vents and fissures. Geothermal Wonders: Witness boiling mud pools, fumaroles, and hot springs throughout the Krafla area. Hiking Trails: Trails around the caldera offer panoramic views of volcanic terrain and the nearby Lake Mývatn. ✨ Why Visit? Krafla Volcano is ideal for those seeking raw, untamed landscapes and the thrill of Iceland’s geothermal and volcanic power. The combination of lava, steam, and rugged terrain makes every visit an unforgettable adventure. #KraflaVolcano #IcelandAdventure #VolcanicLandscapes #GeothermalWonders #ExploreIceland #WildIceland #NatureEscape #AdventureIceland #PhotographyIceland

#hellohalloween #stunningview Nestled in the heart of Iceland, Vatnajökull National Park is a land of ice, fire, and awe-inspiring beauty. Covering nearly 14% of the entire country, it’s one of Europe’s largest national parks — home to the mighty Vatnajökull Glacier, volcanic landscapes, and stunning waterfalls. 🏔️ Highlights of the Park Skaftafell Glacier: Perfect for ice hiking and breathtaking glacier walks. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: Witness floating icebergs and playful seals. Dettifoss Waterfall: Europe’s most powerful waterfall, roaring through basalt cliffs. Volcanic Wonders: Explore active geothermal areas and ancient lava fields. 🌋 Why Visit? Vatnajökull is a true paradise for adventurers — from glacier cave tours and ice climbing to peaceful aurora watching on crystal-clear nights. Every season transforms the landscape into something new and magical. #VatnajökullNationalPark #IcelandNature #GlacierAdventure #TravelIceland #NatureWonder #IceCaves #AuroraHunting #ExploreTheNorth #NaturalBeauty

#hellohalloween Grjótagjá in North Iceland is a small lava cave that feels like a secret world tucked beneath the surface. Inside, a steamy blue geothermal pool glows in the dim light, giving the place an almost mystical atmosphere. It’s easy to see why it’s become such a popular stop, especially after appearing in a famous TV series. The cave itself isn’t big, but stepping inside feels special, as if you’re entering a natural hot spring from another era. Unfortunately, the water is too hot for bathing now, but that doesn’t take away from its magic. The contrast between the cool air outside and the warmth rising from the water is unforgettable. Grjótagjá is one of those Icelandic gems where nature, mystery, and cinematic beauty all come together in one quiet, otherworldly spot.

#hellohalloween Hverir in North Iceland is one of those places that makes you feel like you’ve landed on Mars. The landscape is wild and surreal, filled with bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and that unmistakable sulfur smell that lets you know the earth is alive beneath you. It’s not the most fragrant stop, but it’s absolutely fascinating to see nature at work so up close. The colors are intense, rusty reds, bright yellows, and soft grays blending together across the barren ground. Paths are clearly marked, though you’ll want to watch your step since the soil can be hot and soft in some areas. Hverir doesn’t need long to explore, but it’s an unforgettable glimpse of Iceland’s volcanic energy and a must for anyone who loves the strange and powerful beauty of geothermal landscapes.

#hellohalloween Leirhnjúkur in North Iceland is a mesmerizing reminder that the planet is alive beneath our feet. Walking through this geothermal area feels like stepping into a freshly made world. Steam rises from cracks in the ground, the air smells faintly of sulfur, and the lava fields stretch endlessly in every direction. The colors are stunning, black lava, white steam, and streaks of orange and green minerals blending like abstract art. The marked paths make it easy to explore without getting lost, though the terrain can be uneven and warm underfoot. It’s a fantastic spot for anyone fascinated by volcanic landscapes and the raw forces of nature. Visiting Leirhnjúkur is less about ticking off a landmark and more about witnessing the earth in motion, quietly reshaping itself with heat and time.

#hellohalloween Viti in North Iceland is one of those surreal places that feel like another planet. The crater lake, formed by a volcanic explosion, glows with a turquoise hue that contrasts beautifully with the rugged, dark terrain around it. The short walk up is easy enough, though the wind can be wild, especially on colder days. Once you reach the rim, the view opens up to a scene that’s both peaceful and dramatic, steaming vents, earthy tones, and that vivid blue water shimmering below. It’s not a place where you spend hours, but it leaves a lasting impression. Bring good shoes since the ground can be loose and muddy in spots. Viti is an unforgettable reminder of Iceland’s raw and living landscape, where fire and water meet in perfect contrast.

#hellohalloween Hverir blew my mind the moment I got there. Located in the Northeastern Region of Iceland, this geothermal area looks like something straight off Mars. The ground is covered in bright orange and yellow tones, with steam vents and bubbling mud pots everywhere. The smell of sulfur hits you fast, but honestly, it just adds to the whole experience. Watching the steam rise from the earth feels like standing on a living planet. The heat underfoot reminds you how powerful nature can be. I wandered around slowly, just amazed by every detail. It’s not the prettiest place in the traditional sense, but it’s wild, raw, and unforgettable. Hverir makes you realize how alive Iceland really is, and it’s totally worth every minute of the visit.

#hellohalloween Mývatn in Northeastern Iceland is a region full of unique natural beauty and fascinating geology. The lake itself is calm and surrounded by lush landscapes, perfect for birdwatching or peaceful walks along the shore. The area is also famous for its volcanic formations, including lava fields, pseudocraters, and bubbling geothermal areas, creating a landscape that feels almost otherworldly. The nearby Mývatn Nature Baths offer a relaxing way to enjoy the scenery, soaking in warm mineral rich water while admiring the surrounding mountains. Trails and viewpoints throughout the region allow visitors to explore and photograph the dramatic scenery from many angles. Mývatn perfectly combines serenity with adventure, offering a memorable experience of Iceland’s wild beauty, from tranquil waters to rugged volcanic terrain.

#hellohalloween Víti in Northeastern Iceland is a striking volcanic crater filled with milky blue geothermal water that contrasts vividly with the surrounding black volcanic rocks. The hike down to the crater is short but rewarding, offering incredible views of the rugged Krafla volcanic area. The crater’s calm, warm pool is visually stunning, though swimming is not recommended due to fluctuating temperatures. The surrounding landscape of lava fields, steaming vents, and mineral deposits adds a dramatic and otherworldly atmosphere, making it feel like a glimpse into the planet’s fiery heart. The area is also geologically fascinating, showcasing Iceland’s volcanic activity and history. Visiting Víti is a perfect combination of adventure, photography, and nature appreciation, offering a rare opportunity to experience the raw geothermal power and unique beauty that defines Iceland’s volcanic regions.