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Are you looking for an adventurous summer getaway? Look no further than Iceland! With stunning scenery, jaw-dropping views, and a plethora of activities to explore, Iceland is the perfect destination for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether you're camping out in Skaftafell National Park or exploring Reykjavik's vibrant nightlife culture, there is something here for everyone. From glacier hiking and whale watching tours to hot springs and geysers - The Land of Fire & Ice will keep your senses alive with its array of outdoor activities that are simply breathtaking! So don’t wait another day – let’s start planning your once-in-a-lifetime Icelandic adventure today!

Have you ever dreamt about travelling to Iceland? Here I share the most complete 8-day itinerary along the Ring Road in Iceland! After having lived in Iceland for more than 1 year, I want to share with you my best tips based on my experience for travelling around one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen and that I like to call home. I’m also sharing special places and not only the most popular ones. What to consider before reading: • Personally, I believe that the most enjoyable way to travel around Iceland is by Campervan • The most important thing to pack is different layers of clothes, no matter what season you are in • Bare in mind that it's illegal to camp outside campings in Iceland (this is under your own responsibility) and this guide is not focusing on camping sites. • Be aware of the fast changing and though Icelandic weather. • Bring eye mask to sleep (there's almost no darkness during the Midnight Sun). • Feel free to modify the starting point of the road trip (either starting from the South or the West) according to the weather forecast (although it can be unpredictible). • I would not recommend taking detours that I suggest along the blog if weather conditions are not good. • Note that the maximum speed limit in Iceland is 90 km/h in main roads, make sure you don't overpass the limit. Traffic fines are very expensive in Iceland, you don't want to pay one! And be careful with sheep! They are constantly crossing the road. And most importantly, ENJOY YOUR TRIP TO ICELAND!! 😜🇮🇸 *all the pictures in this blog are mine otherwise stated

Hiking in Iceland offers a range of experiences in the untouched wilderness of the Nordic country. The diverse range of trails cater to all levels of hikers, presenting an opportunity to witness raw and untamed natural beauty. From vast lava fields to volcanoes, hot springs, and cascading waterfalls, adventurers will encounter unparalleled landscapes along the way. Hiking Iceland's trails also presents a multitude of historical and cultural sites, engaging hikers in a journey through the country's rich past. The trails are well-maintained, providing safety and ease of access, ensuring a unique and unforgettable adventure for all levels of hikers. Get ready to embark on an enchanting exploration and traverse the unique charm of Iceland's magnificent hiking trails punctuated by captivating panoramas and unspoiled natural wonders. More information on hiking in Iceland and expert help with your travel plan - https://www.your-friends-in-iceland.com/categories/hiking