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2. Iceland is the land of fire and ice! The island was formed by volcanoes and icy weather conditions. During your trip, you can explore the unique landscapes with countless waterfalls and hot springs. Even today Iceland still has around 30 active volcano systems and 80-90% of the island are made of basalt of volcanic origin. Here's my Iceland travel guide with tips on where to go, the best things to do, and when to visit Iceland.

3. This question doesn’t have a clear answer! Iceland has This question doesn’t have a clear answer! Iceland has something special to offer throughout the whole year! something special to offer throughout the whole year! Winter: The winter months have very short days and long nights plus it’s not possible to drive up to the highlands due to the snow and ice. But therefore it is the best time to see the unique polar lights! Summer: In the summer months the sun will only set around midnight (or not at all up in the north). You will also have a great chance to see whales around the island. Starting from mid-June until mid-August the landscape around the coastline of Iceland is covered in thick meadows of lupines. These blue-violet flowers make a wonderful contrast to the dark cliffs and mountains. When Is The When Is The Best Time To Best Time To Travel To Travel To Iceland? Iceland?

4. How Much Time Should I Plan For Iceland? Which Budget Should I Plan For A Trip To Iceland? Iceland has so many amazing This is a list of the approx. prices you landscapes and attractions. Even after should plan: staying for a month, it wouldn’t be possible to see all of it! Hotels: around 100 – 150 EUR per night For our road trip on the Ring Road and Rental car: around 70 – 100 EUR per to experience the best things to do in day (a minimum of 100 EUR for a 4×4 Iceland we planned 10 days and have vehicle) seen a lot during this time! Depending on how intense you want your daily Meals: around 20 – 50 EUR per day & schedule to be I would suggest you 10- person 14 days for a complete trip around the island.

5. What You Shouldn't Forget To Pack For Your Iceland Trip: Even so, you’re traveling to Iceland in the summertime you should definitely pack a hat! I forgot mine and missed it many times at cold windy places. A rain jacket is essential not only to stay safe from some heavy rain showers but also from the spray of the waterfalls which can be very intense. Make sure to pack many thin clothes you can layer. I’ve been putting my jackets and sweaters on and off in an interval of minutes since the weather and temperature can change quickly. Always have some dry socks, trousers, and shoes with you! We got completely soaked almost every day after visiting waterfalls and it was life-saving to change into something dry in the car. At least one pair of proper hiking shoes is probably the most important thing to stay safe on the steep and slippery trails. Iceland has some of the purest tap water in the world which got filtered by several layers of volcanic rocks over many hundred years. That’s why it’s not necessary to buy bottled water. The best is to bring your own refillable bottle to Iceland to reduce plastic trash.

6. Best Things To Do In Iceland - The Highlands Háifoss Kerlingarfjöll The impressive mountain range Kerlingarfjöll is located in the highlands of Iceland. The parking spot is located very close to the Hveradalir geothermal area with snowy mountain peaks behind it. Several sulfur steam vents and mud pots bringing up different minerals from under the surface which gives the landscape many different color shades from orange to blue and purple. During a hike through this surreal landscape, you will feel like being on another planet. Landmannalaugar We actually planned Landmannalaugar aswell which is also located in the highlands. Unfortunately we had to change our schedule for the last day and didn’t make it. But anyway this place belongs on the list of the best things to do in Iceland. The landscape Landmannalaugar is known for the many different and bright colors of the hills in contrast to the lava fields. The third highest waterfall in Iceland is Háifoss and is a unique sight – especially during sunset. The sun will set down directly behind the water stream and the sky turns into some intense orange and pink colors. The parking lot is located very close to the impressive gorge on the opposite side of the waterfalls which offers an amazing view of Háifoss from the lookout. to visit Originally published at https://voyagefox.net/best-things-to-do-in-iceland

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