Just 7 days for the entire circle around Iceland? Including detours for whale watching in Husavik and visiting Snaefellsnes? Well, we knew this is ambitious, but in the end it worked out quite well. How we managed? See below our Tour schedule. FavoriteRead More →
Going to Iceland? Congrats – you’ll be one of the approximately 2 millions every year! Iceland became a fancy destination, not the least because of Game of Thrones (many parts filmed here) and Youtube Videos like the Justin Bieber video of the song “I’ll show You”. So, you’re in good company! And here are some things to know when travelling o Iceland. FavoriteRead More →
Our final Day, with Snaefellsnes and Reykjavik on our schedule! Unfortunately, the sunshine of our first 5 days did not return, and the final day started like the previous day had ended: cloudy and rainy. But 5 sunny days out of 7 is probably already more than you can ask for. After all, we’re close to the Artic Cycle and not in the Sahara. FavoriteRead More →
Our 6th day of our “in 7 days around Iceland” tour brought us from the northeastern reagion around Husavik to the Snaefellsnes peninsula, with the famous Kirkjufell mountain as the highlight of the day. FavoriteRead More →
Our fifth day was dedicated to the exciting wildlife that you can encounter in the north-eastern part of Iceland: whales and puffins. Large whales and thousand of puffins! FavoriteRead More →
Day 4 in the “land of fire ad ice”: Fjords in East Iceland and the Myvatn region, including lots of geothermal and volcanic attractions. And daylight for 24 hours – almost midnight sun. FavoriteRead More →
Day 3 in the “land of fire and ice”: the Icelandic spectacular south coast – waterfalls, cliffs and the best last – the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsarlon. FavoriteRead More →
Our second day in the “land of fire and ice” was dedicated to the famous Golden Circle, including the Thingvellir rift, the famous two Geysirs and the Gullfoss waterfall. FavoriteRead More →
Iceland – land of fire and ice. Which is visible already from the air. Our first impressions of the Icelandic Landscape: Incredibly wide, clear air and farsighted. Rough, stinded and beautiful. And volcanoes everywhere. FavoriteRead More →
