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7 important eruptions in Iceland
Volcanoes have shaped Iceland’s landscapes for at least 16,000,000 years! The hexagonal cliffs, black sand beaches, and ancient lava caves are all evidence of explosive volcanic activity. When visiting Iceland, you’ll find vast lava fields where astronauts train for a trip to the moon, and you’ll soak in natural hot springs that are heated by […]
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12 Gorgeous Waterfalls in Iceland
If you’re hoping to see some amazing waterfalls in Iceland, you’re not going to be disappointed. It would be tough to spend any time in Iceland without coming across a lot of them by accident! You’ll be able to see some waterfalls from the car as you drive around the country, but others can only […]
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30 Things To See And Do In South Iceland
There is so much to see and do on the South Coast of Iceland. You can hike through spectacular natural spaces, kick back in a hot tub, or explore the glacial caves. History buffs shouldn’t miss a visit to the shipwrecks and ancient settlements along the coast, and party lovers can head for a night […]
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10 Beautiful Places To See In Snæfellsnes Peninsula
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a breathtaking place. It’s only a couple of hours from Reykjavik by car, and it’s a must-see destination for nature lovers. You’ll find countless volcanoes, glaciers, fjords, mountains, and towering sea cliffs on the peninsula. So while it’s possible to go there for a day trip, you’ll have a much richer […]
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27 Things To See And Do In Reykjavik
As tempting as it might be to pass through the capital city without a second thought, there are so many things to see and do in Reykjavik. So, before you head out to Iceland’s glaciers, volcanoes, and black sand beaches, don’t forget to spend some time exploring the fascinating museums or checking out the nightlife […]
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Who owns Iceland? The Right To Roam In Iceland Explained!
Iceland is an independent country with its own language, culture, and traditions. It is part of the European Economic Agreement but not an official EU state. Much of the land in Iceland is owned by the state and open for everyone to use. That means that many glaciers, hot springs, and forests are accessible to […]
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Black Sand Beaches In Iceland – Everything You Need To Know!
Iceland’s black sand beaches are famous all around the world. They may not be as warm as the tropical golden sands of the Mediterranean, but they are sure to take your breath away! These remarkable black beaches were formed through ancient volcanic activity. But so long as you know what you’re doing, they are perfectly […]
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Why Do People Visit Iceland? – 12 Reasons Tourists Can’t Get Enough!
Most people visit Iceland because of its outstanding natural beauty and fantastic wildlife. But history lovers and film geeks have plenty of reasons to come over to Iceland too. Glaciers, volcanoes, and steaming hot springs are all waiting to for you in “the land of fire and ice.” Not to mention the world-famous horses that […]
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Seljalandsfoss: The Complete Guide
Seljalandsfoss is a unique and beautiful waterfall near the South Coast of Iceland. This is one of the very few places in the world that you can safely walk behind a crashing waterfall. From this unusual perspective, you will be covered in a fine mist of glacial meltwater that comes flowing down from the Eyjafjallajokull […]
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Everything You Need To Know about Geysir
The Geysir Geothermal Area is a steaming and bubbling center of geothermal activity in the South West of Iceland. It is situated along the world-famous Golden Circle sightseeing route, which can be driven in a day from the capital city of Reykjavik. You won’t be able to jump into any hot springs at The Geysir […]
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