Diamond Beach
Just down the road from Jokulsa’rlon Iceberg Lagoon is the Diamond Beach Those massive icebergs migrate & break apart as they head towards the Atlantic ocean Iceberg remnants scatter up
Jokulsa’rlon Iceberg Lagoon
We were told we needed to go to Jokulsa’rlon but we didn’t realize the magnitude of it This glacier fed lagoon is massive with huge icebergs that make their way
Fjadrargljufur
Southern Iceland is picturesque for so many reasons & Fjadrargljufur canyon is one of them About 100 meters deep and 2 kilometers long, this serpent like canyons winds through massive
Reynisfjara
Black Sand Beach Just down the road from Dyrho’laey the famed black sand beach Reynisfjara drew us in for a walk along the shore It wasn’t only the black sand
Dyrho’laey Promontory
Dyrho’laey Promiontory was a fun surprise on our journey in Iceland This peninsula was a feast for the eyes in every direction we looked Just when you thought you had
Churches of Iceland
As we wandered around the roads of Iceland, there was one constant, a solitary church We drove many country roads where the red roofed church was easily found Of course,
Skogafoss
One of the crown jewels of Iceland’s waterfalls, Skogafoss was a sight to behold Only 200 feet in height(!), it is spectacular in size as you gaze upon it 500
Seljalandsfoss
My niece Olivia accused me of saying “Wow” too often when we were traveling around Iceland. Seljalandsfoss was definitely a big WOW The big attraction about this massive waterfall is
Fire and Ice
Before we went to Iceland, I had vaguely heard about the volcano erupting But when we arrived, it was the talk of the country. So three of us made the
Snaefellsnes Peninsula
They say that this area is “Iceland in a nutshell” We headed north of Reykjavik to the region that we initially called “Snuffleupagus” but learned to say “Sny-full-ness” Snaefellsjokull, the