Iceland – glaciers, waterfalls and adventures
Iceland is a land of extraordinary contrasts, where glaciers meet volcanoes and waterfalls coexist with geothermal landscapes. During my travels, I explored some of the island’s most spectacular regions, from the famous Golden Circle to the remote landscapes of North Iceland. On my blog, you will find travel stories, practical tips, photos and videos that will help you plan your own Icelandic adventure.
Why visit Iceland?
Iceland is one of the most unique destinations in Europe. Dramatic landscapes, glaciers, volcanoes, geysers and powerful waterfalls create scenery unlike anywhere else in the world. It is a perfect destination for travellers who love nature, photography and unforgettable road trips.
How to plan a trip to Iceland?
Iceland requires a bit more preparation than many other European destinations. Weather conditions can change rapidly, distances between attractions are considerable, and the best itinerary depends on the season. On my blog, you will find practical advice and ready-made itineraries to help you organise your trip.
Iceland – tailor-made travel plan
Iceland in winter – how to organise the trip
What to see in Iceland?
During my travels in Iceland, I visited some of the country’s most famous natural attractions and regions. From the iconic Golden Circle and the colourful streets of Reykjavik to whale watching in Húsavík and the scenic Diamond Circle route, Iceland offers an incredible variety of landscapes and experiences.
Golden Circle – treasures of Iceland
Húsavík, Iceland – time for whales
Reykjavik Iceland’s capital city
Explore Iceland beyond the main attractions
One of the best ways to experience Iceland is to explore its diverse regions beyond the most famous landmarks. From the northern town of Akureyri to the dramatic landscapes of the Troll Peninsula and other lesser-known corners of the island, these places reveal a quieter and equally fascinating side of Iceland.
Troll Peninsula, North Iceland
East Iceland – the land of puffins
Reykjanes Peninsula, South West Iceland
Snaefellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland
Iceland in photos
From glacier lagoons and waterfalls to volcanic landscapes and dramatic coastlines, Iceland is a dream destination for photographers. Take a look at my gallery and discover the island through my lens.
Videos from Iceland
During my travels around Iceland, I also captured some of the island’s most memorable places on video. These short films complement the travel stories and photographs from my journey.
- Akureyri Park and Botanical Garden, Iceland
- Húsavík, Iceland
- Whale Watching in Husavik, Iceland
- Þingvellir Park (Thingvellir) – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Gullfoss Waterfall (Golden Waterfall) – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Geysir – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Diamond Circle, North Iceland
- Troll Peninsula, North Iceland
All my posts about Iceland
Here are all my posts about Iceland
- Iceland – tailor-made travel plan
- Winter in Iceland travel plan
- Iceland in winter – how to organise the trip
- Iceland photos
TRIPS & TIPS:
- Akureyri – northern Iceland
- Diamond Circle North Iceland
- East Iceland – the land of puffins
- Golden Circle – treasures of Iceland
- Húsavík, Iceland – time for whales
- Reykjanes Peninsula, South West Iceland
- Reykjavik Iceland’s capital city
- Snaefellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland
- South Coast of Iceland
- Troll Peninsula, North Iceland
Here are all my videos shot during my visit to Iceland
- Akureyri Park and Botanical Garden, Iceland
- Húsavík, Iceland
- Whale Watching in Husavik, Iceland
- Þingvellir Park (Thingvellir) – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Gullfoss Waterfall (Golden Waterfall) – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Geysir – Golden Circle, Iceland
- Diamond Circle, North Iceland
- Troll Peninsula, North Iceland