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On Tuesday, August 10, we left for the southern fjords with several points of interest on the agenda and only one real hike planned. It was 9 am when we left Seyðisfjörður in the direction of the 931 which runs along Lake Lögurinn from the west. The drive was a ple
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From Laugarvellir to Strutsfoss
After our beautiful day yesterday, we woke up in the thick of the fog in Seyðisförður. Vedur had forecasted another very clear day, however, so we weren't worried. It's true that this small village is often in a thick mist in the morning that usually clears up during
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Storurð and Borgarfjörður Estri
Today, we went to the northern part of the Eastern Fjords, a wild and remote region often forgotten by tourists: Fagradalsfjöll. When we were near Borgarfjörður Eystri and looking north, we could see beautiful golden mountains dominating the large stretch of beach, i
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From Landsendi to Þerribjörg via Road 917
This morning, the weather was cloudy, and we had a bit of work to do. We had planned to explore the eastern fjords, taking our time to arrive at Seyðisfjörður where we would stay for 5 nights. Since we planned to travel east, we thought it would be interesting to sta
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From east fjords to Seyðisfjörður
This 10th day was a transitional day in our journey, marking the end of our road trip in the center and bringing us closer to the second part of our trip in eastern Iceland. On the road, we had planned a few stops, of course, with one night booked near Höfn. The weathe
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Between Hvannagil and Eystrahorn
This morning, the weather was very nice, as predicted by Vedur, and it was a pretty good time because we had planned to go to the center and see the Laki and the Lakagígar and then Rauðibotn by the F210. We knew that the F206 and F207 tracks that led there could somet
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Journey to Lakagígar
We had already been in Iceland for a week, and the weather really wasn't great today. For our 8th day on site, we had planned to hike in the Thakgil region and in Vik as well. Vedur.is indicated that the weather would improve that day, and the next day would be a beauti
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Hiking Trails in Þakgil and Vik
The weather seemed dry that day so we went back south on the F208 with a stop at Langisjór and Eldgjá on the way. We'd loved the F228 and the F210 just a few days earlier. Today, we were going to take the F208, which we already knew, and the F235 that led to Langisjó
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Langisjór and Eldgjá via the F208
Initially, we had planned to spend another day in Landmannalaugar and hike to Suðurnamúr. Unfortunately, it was raining that day, which meant we had to change plans and stay in the Þjórsárdalur valley. The sky was overcast but it wasn't raining. We were considering
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One day in Þjórsárdalur
It was gray that morning, and the sky was overcast. After a few minutes of hesitation, we still decided to go to Landmannalaugar where we had planned to do a bit of hiking. It only took us one hour from our accommodation to arrive there, and the F208 on the northern par
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Bláhnúkur and Landmannalaugar
This morning, we left the south and headed for the Landmannalaugar region where we had planned to spend several days. We slept 3 nights in a small house in Asolfsstaðhir which was quite well placed to explore the region, and the value for money was unbeatable. We were
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From Veiðivötn to Landmannalaugar
Today, we woke up again with clear skies and Vedur (the local weather site) reported a 19 °C at the weather station closest to today's excursion, which was pretty good news! We'd wanted to go to Thórsmörk for so long but like many we were worried about crossing the
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Thórsmörk excursion
We had planned to spend two nights near Hvolsvöllur in the south of Iceland to be able to travel to different regions over the next two days: The Maelifell region The Thórsmörk region Today, we left for a total change of scenery in the Mælifell region, far from ev
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Journey to Maelifell and Maelifellssandur
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
Lake Lögurinn, also called Lagarfljót, is located near Egilsstaðir in the Austurland region of East Iceland. Lagarfljót is named after the glacial river that flows through it, which is in fact a tributary of the Jökulsá í Fljótsdal. These glacier rivers are made
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Lagarfljót : Lögurinn lake