A Beginner's Guide to Iceland
Iceland is a natural beauty. With vast and various landscapes, eclectic places to eat, and an endless amount of activities, Iceland is made for the adventurer and nature lover.
Having visited once before, I felt like I was experiencing life on a alien planet. A mixture of snow and moss covered mountains, winding roads leading from one terrain to the next. The unexplored landscape fueled my love for travel and photography.
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Iceland has beautiful terrain and various changes in weather throughout the seasons. You could explore in early Spring and go ice climbing and soak in geothermal pools or visit in theSummer and go horseback riding, ATV riding and chasing waterfalls. The landscape makes a great experience for nature photographers too!
Ice climbing on the glaciers is practiced year-round and takes place mainly on the Sólheimajökull and Falljökull outlet glaciers in the south of Iceland, to which day trips are offered from Reykjavík (and Skaftafell).
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) or on horseback is a great way to explore the black sand beaches of the South coast.
If you're a movie lover, Iceland as hosted many film crews over the years. Here's a website to help you explore more when you're there.
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