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Deep in the western fjords lies the Dynjandi waterfall, also known as Fjallfoss. This is a true jewel in a region already brimming with beautiful landscapes. Hidden in Arnarfjörður, a beautiful fjord in northwest Iceland, the Dynjandi waterfall is remote but really wo
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The Dynjandi Waterfall (Fjallfoss)
Seyðisfjörður is a beautiful, quaint fishing port with its modest 750 inhabitants, located on the banks of one of the longest fjords in eastern Iceland. The Seyðisfjörður fjord extends for 17 kilometers and offers an absolutely exceptional view down the winding va
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Seyðisfjörður Village and its Fjord
Located north-east of the Fjallabak Nature Reserve, the Veiðivötn region is a scattering of 50 magnificent lakes that glimmer like an oasis in the black sand desert of the central highlands. The 50 lakes of Veiðivötn are located in a valley, created quite recently o
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The Lakes of Veiðivötn
The Snaefellsnes Peninsula is located in the westernmost region of Iceland, 150 km north of Reykjavik and a 2-hour drive from the capital. Often referred to as “Iceland in miniature”, the region owes this reputation to the great variety of landscapes it offers. Sn
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Snaefellsnes: Travel guide
Renting a vehicle is an essential step in preparing a trip to Iceland. Since car rental is quite a budget, it is essential to choose the right rental company and vehicle and make sure the offer is tailored to your needs. Our tips for renting a car in Iceland How much d
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Car rental in Iceland
Iceland has in recent years become the European capital of whale watching. This is for many visitors a once-in-a-lifetime experience, so don't miss your chance to book an excursion to observe these mighty cetaceans in their natural habitat. Iceland is the top destinatio
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Whale Watching in Iceland
The Myvatn region is known across Iceland for its magical geological features. It is also a region where you can find a dense concentration of tourist sites in a small radius, each more interesting than the last. Indeed, the Mývatn region is probably one of the three m
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Mývatn: your ultimate guide for lakeside activities
Vestrahorn and Stokksnes beach are among the most photographed places in Iceland, having gained in popularity in recent years. One can't deny there is something magical about this mountain and its vertiginous cliffs reflected on the sea water, the black sand beach in th
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Vestrahorn and Stokksnes beach
The Secret Lagoon, otherwise known as Gamla Laugin in Icelandic, is located in Fluðir at the entrance to the city. In 1891, locals built this large pool using the geothermal properties of the Fluðir region, making it the oldest natural pool in the whole country and
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Iceland's Famed Secret Lagoon
Nauthúsagil is a small ravine in southern Iceland at the heart of which lies a stunning hidden waterfall. While it remains relatively unknown, this site offers one of the most enjoyable short hikes in the region. Nauthúsagil Canyon is located just off Road 249, behind
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The Nauthúsagil Canyon and Waterfall
The Tindfjöll ("Tindar" means "peaks" in Icelandic) are volcanic mountains located beneath the Tindfjallajökull glacier in the stunning Thórsmörk valley. While these mountains are volcanic, it’s worth noting that the last eruption occurred 52,000 years ago, charac
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The Tindfjöll Circle Hiking Trail
While the eternal night may seem daunting, end of year holidays are a great way to discover Iceland, and you can expect a magical Christmas Eve and New Year's Day there. As you can imagine, you won't be doing the same things at this time of the year as in summer: the da
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End of Year Celebrations in Iceland
Christmas is called “Jól” or “Yul” in Icelandic and it is a major tradition for Icelanders. Historically, Christmas was celebrated on the shortest day of the year in Iceland, December 21st. Around the year 1000, the local Christmas day aligned with the internat
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Christmas in Iceland
About a hundred kilometers north of the northern capital of Akureyri lies the village of Húsavík. A charming fishing port of nearly 2500 inhabitants, this place is particularly popular with tourists due to its geographical location at the extreme edge of the Arctic Ci
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Our Full Guide to Húsavík
The Lóndrangar Cliffs are located at the western tip of the beautiful Snaefellsnes Peninsula. When you drive along the peninsula coastline and arrive in Snæfellsjökull National Park, you can't miss the view from Road 574 of two huge rocky peaks projecting into the oc
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The Cliffs of Lóndrangar