Winter in Iceland
by admin • April 2, 2016 • - Europe / Scandinavia, Travel + Places • 0 Comments
Kirkjugólf
For a someone who normally prefers the city, coming to Iceland is a rare occurrence, if not an exception. I didn’t know what I was missing.
sunset in Ásborgir, South Iceland
Goðafoss, North Iceland
Akureyri, capital of North Iceland
Djúpivogur fishing village – East Iceland
Fáskruðsfjörður, East Iceland – main hub for French fishermen in late 19th century
Vatnajökull glacier
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Northern lights, Kalfafell
moss covered lava field, South Iceland
Þingvellir National Park, South Iceland
Skógafoss waterfall
Reynisfjara black sand beach, South Iceland
Gullfoss
Many times, I felt as if I’m in a different world. I know I’ve barely scratched the surface with my few days’ tour.
I came to Iceland hoping to see the northern lights.
What I found was incredible beauty. Many stunning views, breathtaking moments…I’ve run out of superlatives to describe its amazing landscape.
And I met some wonderful people along the way (ten to be exact, including our awesome tour guide – Helgi).
I couldn’t have asked for more.
Links:
our tour guide: Helgi Gudmundsson (email: helgigud@mi.is )
What to wear in winter in Iceland
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