2025 Eyja- og Miklaholtshreppur Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

11-Day Norway, Iceland, and Denmark Trip Cost Breakdown Here's a breakdown of my trip to the three most popular Nordic countries during the Lunar New Year. First, I should mention that I went with a friend, so the prices are split between the two of us. I consider myself to be quite frugal, so we stayed in hostels and shared rooms in all three countries, trying not to waste a single penny. 1️⃣✈💰CNY 9,625 for three countries. We went during the 2025 Lunar New Year, but booked in May 2024. The price of flights doubled after that, so we saved CNY 6,000–7,000. 🎫 I recommend booking flights to European countries in advance. It's actually cheaper to travel abroad during the Lunar New Year. The flights to these three countries were quite cheap. 2️⃣Hotels 🏨 I mostly booked hostels or budget hotels, which cost around CNY 100 per person per day. The prices in the photos are for two people, so divide by two. I shared a room with a few friends in Iceland, which cost CNY 500 per person per day. We could also cook together, which saved us some money on food. Iceland > Norway > Denmark. Any room in Iceland costs over CNY 1,000, and they're very small. I highly recommend the Fossil Hotel, which is right outside Stop 12. All the tours meet here, so it's very convenient and not expensive. 3️⃣Food + transportation, CNY 500 per person per day. Prices are highest in Iceland and Norway. Prices in Denmark are about the same as in China. We spent over CNY 1,000 on food every day. A taxi ride in Norway costs CNY 500, so try to use public transportation as much as possible. Public transportation is free for locals in Norway. 🆓 We took the bus a few times and no one checked our tickets. 4️⃣Tours. The most expensive part of the trip was the one- and two-day tours. The whale 🐳 tour cost CNY 2,000, and the two-day glacier lake tour cost CNY 4,000. Other one-day tours cost several hundred, such as the aurora, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and Golden Circle tours. We spent over CNY 20,000 on fixed costs before we even left for Northern Europe. Once we got there, we could only eat expensive Western food every day. I regret not bringing instant noodles. Luckily, we cooked with our friends at the hostel in Iceland. The smoke alarm even went off. We roasted chicken and lamb ourselves. Chinese food is the best. We spent a total of CNY 27,000. Compared to the CNY 50,000–100,000 trips to Iceland I saw online, I think I did a good job saving money.

#appreciate the snow Iceland has always been on my life's bucket list. After going there once, I still can't forget it. This time I went to Iceland. I was very lucky to encounter the local weather orange alert as soon as I landed. I spent almost half of the trip with a blizzard. The roadside was covered with white snow, and you could enjoy the snow at any time. But I was lucky enough to have the sun show up most of the time when I went to the scenic spots! In total, we spent two days and one night on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Black basalt Gerðuberg Cliffs-Church Hill-Stone Bridge-Black Church-Ytri Tunga Seal Resting Point It is worth reminding that there are very few toilets along this route. If you are lucky enough to encounter a toilet, you must use it first. The black basalt rocks are very handsome when there is no snow! But when I arrived that day, it had already turned into OREO ice cream🤣 (please refer to the last picture) After you park your car at the seal resting spot and walk in, you can see a lot of seals lazily basking in the sun. It’s a great place to take a break before continuing your trip~ #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #DOPAMINE TRAVEL #Iceland #Iceland Self-Driving #Snaefellsnes Peninsula

#outdooradventures Exploring the Snæfellsnes Peninsula on horseback was an incredible way to see the Icelandic countryside! 🐴 I joined a small group tour that took us through lush green fields and along the rocky coastline, all while riding Icelandic horses, which are small but mighty and so sure-footed! 🏞️ The ride cost about 9,000 ISK and lasted around two hours, which was the perfect amount of time to really soak in the scenery and bond with these gentle creatures. Our guide was fantastic, sharing stories about the local area and explaining how these horses are a special breed known for their unique gait, called the tölt. Riding along with the ocean breeze in my face, I felt totally at peace. We even caught glimpses of the Snæfellsjökull glacier in the distance, which looked like something out of a fairytale, and made a quick stop at a black sand beach. 🌊 The horses handled the terrain so well, and it felt like they were just as happy to be out exploring as we were! After the ride, I took a short drive to the nearby Kirkjufell mountain, which is iconic in its own right and perfect for snapping a few more photos. 📸 If you find yourself in Snæfellsnes, I highly recommend hopping on one of these horse rides. It's a beautiful and relaxing way to see the landscape and really connect with Iceland's natural beauty. Plus, these Icelandic horses are so friendly and adorable; it's impossible not to fall in love with them! 🥰 #trip #IcelandicHorses #Snaefellsnes #AdventureAwaits #HorsebackRiding #TravelIceland

【Must-Read Guide】13 Live Photos Capture Iceland! Unfiltered Summer Magic in the South Coast + Snaefellsnes Peninsula Ultimate Playbook 🌍 Why is Iceland in summer worth a spontaneous trip? While other places suffer scorching heat, Iceland's summer hides "off-season" romance: midnight sun, crisp sea breezes, lush mossy plains, and Live photo moments that look like movie posters. This guide unlocks the highlights of the South Coast and Snaefellsnes Peninsula through 13 real scenes! 📸 13 Must-Capture Live Photo Moments, Each Frame a Dynamic Wallpaper 1. Snaefellsnes Peninsula · The Snowstorm Epic of Búðakirkja Black Church 📍Location: Búðir Black Church 💡Tip: Shoot on cloudy/rainy days or at dawn when snow flurries sweep the spire—Live photos amplify the solitude. 2. South Coast · Twilight Rhapsody at Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach 📍Location: Vik Black Sand Beach ⏰Best time: 22:00-23:00 (Summer midnight sun hours) ✨Highlight: Basalt columns + waves crashing on Diamond Ice Beach—capture spray bursts in Live mode. 3. Kirkjufell’s Sheep Herding Vignettes 📍Location: Kirkjufell (Church Mountain) 👀Hidden gem: Feed sheep with local farmers—Live photos immortalize the flock’s heartwarming gallop. 4. Jökulsárlón’s "Ice & Sea" Dialogue 📍Location: Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon 🚣♀️Must-do: Boat tour to photograph iceberg collisions—Live shots freeze ice plunging into water. 5. Apocalyptic Vibe at Sólheimasandur Plane Wreck 📍Location: Sólheimasandur 🚶‍♀️Note: 2-hour round-trip hike; shoot silhouettes at sunset—Live preserves shifting light. 6. Skógafoss’ Rainbow Surprise 📍Location: Skógafoss 💧Pro tip: Noon sunlight often creates double rainbows in mist—record the shimmer in Live. 🚗 5-Day South Coast + Snaefellsnes Road Trip (Self-Drive Edition) graph TD A[Reykjavik] --> B[Snaefellsnes: Kirkjufell + Búðakirkja] B --> C[South Coast: Seljalandsfoss + Plane Wreck] C --> D[Vík: Black Sand Beach + Basalt] D --> E[Jökulsárlón + Diamond Beach] E --> F[Return to Reykjavik] ⚠️ Iceland Survival Guide ✅ Weather: Pack windproof/waterproof gear—four seasons in one day is normal. ✅ Transport: Gray Line buses work, but self-driving offers freedom (download offline maps). ✅ Accommodation: Book South Coast lodgings 3 months ahead. ✅ Eco-rules: Never step on fragile moss! Pack out all trash. 📌 Live Photo Pro Tips 1. Enable Live mode, later apply "Long Exposure" or "Loop" effects. 2. Use slo-mo for waves/waterfalls—converting to Live adds drama. 3. Human interactions (e.g., touching ice, wind-blown hair) boost dynamism. 💬 Hot Comments "Búðakirkja’s Live photos made me rebook my flight!" "Iceland’s clouds sprint, waves dance—even sheep seem cinematic!" ✨ This summer, let Live photos capture Iceland’s heartbeat! 👉 Save this guide, like & go! Comment your dream Iceland shot～ #IcelandTravel #NoFilterTravel #LivePhotoGoals #HiddenGems #EuropeTravel #RoadTripTips P.S. Pair with The Secret Life of Walter Mitty soundtrack for pre-trip magic!

Green with envy! What kind of magical Iceland is this? Unbelievably beautiful! The days stretch endlessly, with the midnight sun spilling light like overturned paint; black sand intertwines with mossy plains, dyeing the island in a tranquil shade of green. Who says Iceland is only about ice and fire? Summer in Iceland whispers its soft green hues, proving that healing can be silent yet profound. 💬 How soothing is Iceland's green? It doesn’t compete, doesn’t bloom or bear fruit. Growing on volcanic lava, bending low in the wind, it thrives even without sunlight. It’s the most silent yet resilient color of this polar land, much like those who choose gentleness under pressure. Don’t miss these places gently embraced by green: - Eldhraun Lava Field: The world’s largest moss carpet, covering cooled black lava. Stepping here feels like entering a lunar oasis, where even a whisper seems intrusive. - Þorsmörk (Thorsmork): A green sanctuary nestled between glaciers and volcanoes, with deep canyons and dense moss plains—a hiker’s paradise and a retreat for the soul. - Landmannalaugar: Where colorful rhyolite mountains meet emerald slopes, with hot springs hidden at their feet. Every frame looks like spilled paint from a divine palette. - Sigöldugljufur (The Blue Canyon): Dozens of waterfalls cascade from green cliffs, delicate as watercolors—Iceland’s gentlest scenery, reserved for those who take the time to explore. - Hveradalir: Green moss shimmers amid geothermal steam, a life born under volcanoes and Iceland’s most unique palette. - Kirkjufell (Church Mountain): One of Iceland’s most photogenic peaks, cloaked in green moss in summer, with murmuring waterfalls and drifting mist. Not the tallest, but it guards the Snæfellsnes Peninsula’s solitude and beauty in every dawn’s light. 🎒 Summer travel tips: - Best time: Mid-June to August, when green is lush, days are longest, moss is plump, and mountain roads are most accessible. - Hiking gear: Waterproof boots are essential—missing Iceland’s nature means missing its heartbeat. - Driving tips: A 4x4 for highland routes (e.g., Landmannalaugar) is ideal, as rocky paths demand sturdy vehicles. - Photography: Visit moss plains or Kirkjufell at dawn/sunset for soft light and vivid greens—every shot is postcard-worthy.

🌌 Why Iceland? This is the "Lonely Planet on the Aurora Belt" — when the Northern Lights dance above the black sand beach, the diamond glacier lagoon reflects the green light, and volcanoes and glaciers appear faintly in the mist... It feels like standing on the Earth's crack, witnessing nature's most primal power. ✨ Three Magical Iconic Scenes 1️⃣ Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon + Aurora At midnight, the aurora descends on the floating blue ice, and the lake surface looks like a mirror sprinkled with shattered diamonds (tip: use long exposure to capture the "aurora silk" effect). 2️⃣ Snæfellsnes Peninsula The inspiration for the North in "Game of Thrones," featuring the Black Church, basalt cliffs, and Hat Mountain in one frame; rainy days add a Middle-earth atmosphere. 3️⃣ Reykjavík Grotta Lighthouse Only 20 minutes from the city center, when the aurora bursts, even the city lights become a decoration (free! But check tide times). 🚗 Route Planning Suggestions ▫️ "Classic 5-day Ring Road": Reykjavík → Golden Circle → Glacier Lagoon → Black Sand Beach → Snæfellsnes ▫️ "In-depth 7-day version" + West Fjords/Volcano interior exploration ⚠️ Survival Guide ☑️ In winter, be sure to rent a 4WD vehicle with full insurance (sudden fierce winds and blizzards are common) ☑️ Use the Aurora Forecast APP for aurora predictions; go out decisively when KP≥3 ☑️ Windproof and waterproof gear is more important than looks! Recommended layering with wool base layers + shell jacket 📸 Photographer’s Secret Spots ▪️ Plane wreck (requires hiking or shuttle) ▪️ Skógafoss waterfall with rainbow + aurora double hit ▪️ Secret ice caves (accessible only in winter, surreal blue ice caves)

Iceland 🇮🇸—This lonely wonderland lost in the North Atlantic beckons every traveler yearning for purity and wilderness with its unique charm. When the plane ✈️ pierces through the clouds, and a vast expanse of snow❄️-covered black land suddenly appears outside the window, that awe-inspiring moment will be forever etched in your memory. 🔸Reykjavik is the perfect starting point for exploring Iceland 🇮🇸. As the world's northernmost capital, it resembles a palette of colors, with vibrant rooftops standing out against the gray sky. Don’t miss Hallgrímskirkja—climb to the top of this basalt-shaped church for a panoramic view of the city and the distant bay. 🔸Standing between two tectonic plates, with crystal-clear lake water💦 beneath your feet and endless moss-covered plains around you, it feels like you’re at the edge of the world. Geysers erupt with scalding water columns every few minutes, while the Golden Falls shimmer under the sunlight☀️, often revealing a full rainbow🌈 in the mist. 🔸The black sand beaches of the south coast resemble the lunar surface, with basalt columns standing in perfect rows as thunderous waves crash ashore. Nearby, the glacial lagoon floats with gleaming blue ice🧊, and seals occasionally pop their heads up to take a look. 🔸Winter in Iceland is a paradise for aurora hunters, while summer brings the miracle of the midnight sun. Under the never-setting sun, Seljalandsfoss cascades like a silver ribbon—you can even walk behind the waterfall for a magical cave-like experience. The Snæfellsnes Peninsula in the west is called "Iceland in Miniature," and the sight of Kirkjufell mountain reflected in the lake is breathtaking. 🔸The local cuisine is full of surprises. Trying fermented shark requires courage, but a steaming bowl of lamb soup will warm your heart and soul. Don’t forget to soak in the Blue Lagoon—its milky-blue mineral-rich waters steam in sub-zero temperatures. Sipping on Icelandic yogurt while relaxing in the geothermal waters is the true Icelandic way to unwind.

I successfully saw the Northern Lights on my first attempt! Life achievement unlocked 🥰🥰 This time, I want to share my experience of chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland. I used two apps: Aurora and Veður. These two apps are incredibly simple and user-friendly. With the Aurora app, once you download it, it will send you a notification if there’s aurora activity in your area. This makes it almost foolproof for aurora hunting. If the KP index is above 2, your camera can capture it. If it’s above 4, you can usually see it clearly with the naked eye. You can also check the app to see the percentage chance of spotting the aurora in your location. If it’s orange or red, the chances are very high. Of course, even if there’s aurora activity, other factors might prevent you from seeing it. The biggest factors are rain or heavy clouds. That’s where the second app, Veður, comes in handy. When you open it, it automatically locates your position and shows the cloud coverage in your area. If it shows clear skies, congratulations! Here are some of the most common places in Iceland to see the Northern Lights: Reykjavik: - Grótta Lighthouse - Þingvellir National Park South Coast: - Vík - Reynisfjara (Black Sand Beach) - Dyrhólaey - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon 👈🏻 This is where I took my photos this time Snæfellsnes Peninsula: - Kirkjufell (Church Mountain) North Iceland: - Akureyri - Goðafoss (Waterfall of the Gods) - Mývatn - Húsavík I hope everyone succeeds in chasing the lights! ❤️

If you're looking for a perfect day trip from Reykjavik or want to explore Iceland off the typical Golden Circle route, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula delivers in every way. Known as “Iceland in Miniature,” it packs mountains, waterfalls, cliffs, lava fields, and cinematic views into one compact region. Here’s a smart route to follow for a full day — with scenic stops, photo ops, and a cozy café break. 📍 1. Grundarfoss Waterfall – Unexpected Majestic Spot Along The Way Start your day with a quiet stop at Grundarfoss, just outside Grundarfjörður. It’s a lesser-known but majestic waterfall that plunges over 70 meters, framed by craggy green cliffs. The walk from the parking lot is short and peaceful — perfect for morning photos before the crowds. 📝 Don’t miss: The Icelandic sheep farm right next to the waterfall. ⛰️ 2. Kirkjufell & Kirkjufellsfoss – Iceland’s Iconic Mountain Just minutes away is Iceland’s most photographed peak: Kirkjufell, the arrow-shaped mountain you’ve probably seen on postcards (or Game of Thrones). Pair it with Kirkjufellsfoss, the small but picturesque waterfall in the foreground — a classic, dreamy Iceland view. 📸 Photography Tip: The best angle is from the small bridge in front of the falls with the mountain centered behind. ☕ 3. Coffee Break in Grundarfjörður After soaking up Kirkjufell, head into the charming harbor town of Grundarfjörður. Stop at a local café (like Harbour Cafe) for coffee and a light Icelandic snack. 🍰 Try: Lamb soup or traditional Icelandic fish pie. 🐎 Along the Drive: Keep an Eye Out As you drive deeper into the peninsula toward the south coast, keep your camera ready — it’s common to spot Icelandic horses grazing in golden fields or sheep crossing the road. They add magic to the landscape! 🌊 4. Arnarstapi – Cliffs, Lava & Sea Views Next stop: the dramatic coastline of Arnarstapi. This tiny fishing village has a stunning cliffside trail with sea stacks, lava formations, and crashing waves. 🚶Must-sees — Gatklettur stone arch, Arnarstapi Cliff Viewpoint and Músagjá. 📝 Optional: Stop at the seaside café in Hellnar for soup and views. 🖤 5. Búðakirkja – The Black Church End your loop at the hauntingly beautiful Búðakirkja, Iceland’s famous black church. Standing stark against a backdrop of lava fields and the ocean, it's a dramatic and peaceful final stop. 📸 Sunset Bonus: If you time it right, golden hour here is otherworldly. 💡 Final Tips 🧥 Dress in layers – weather changes fast here. 📶 No service in some areas – download Google Maps offline. ⛽ Fuel up early – gas stations are few and far between. 🎶 Bring a playlist – the road trip vibes are unforgettable.

If you've only seen the Northern Lights in winter, you definitely haven't seen how healing Iceland can be in the summer. This summer in Iceland is all about the greenery and flowing light at the end of the world. The glaciers are still there, and the volcanoes are still active, but the mountains are no longer closed off, the roads are no longer snowy, and even the sky has become clear and transparent. You think it's cold, but it actually has so many vibrant colors, just waiting to slowly unfold in the summer. - These are the places you must visit in Iceland in the summer: Landmannalaugar The legendary place in the highlands. Colorful rhyolite, geothermal rivers, and snow-capped mountains coexist, making it a hiking paradise open only in summer. Take a walk along the Laugavegur Trail in July, and you'll discover that there really is an alien landscape on earth. Vik: Black Sand Beach and Lupin Flower Sea In the height of summer, lupins bloom in large areas, and the purple tide spreads to the end of the beach. In Vik, you can watch the waves come and go in the sea of flowers, everything is just right. Jökulsarlon: Glacier Lagoon Icebergs slide from the Vatnajökull glacier and float in the lagoon. The light here is especially magical in summer, especially when the midnight sun dyes the lake into a golden-blue wonderland. Sigöldugljufur: Sigöldugljúfur Canyon "Iceland's most beautiful canyon", the moss-covered valley hides countless tiny waterfalls, like the earth secretly shedding tears. The amount of water is just right in summer, making it a dream scene treasured by hiking enthusiasts. Þorsmörk: Thorsmork Valley A secret valley surrounded by three glaciers, so green it looks like an animation scene. It is suitable for camping and hiking. When the fog has not cleared in the early morning, the entire valley seems to be suspended outside of time. - 🕐Summer time: Early June to the end of August 🌞Longest daylight hours: Experience the "midnight sun" around June 21 🌸Lupin flowering period: Approximately mid-June to early July, concentrated on the South Coast, Golden Circle, and Snaefellsnes Peninsula - 🚗Tips 1️⃣The highlands such as Landmannalaugar are only open in summer, and you need a 4-wheel drive vehicle or a tour group 2️⃣Although it is warm in summer, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so it is recommended to bring a windproof and warm jacket 3️⃣There are many hiking routes, so please plan ahead and bring mosquito repellent spray, waterproof shoes, and a thermos

📅 Itinerary Day1：Do the Snaefellnes Peninsula. Day2: Do the Golden Circle. Day3: Explore Reykjavik. Day4: Do the South route. Day5: Explore more of the capital. Day6: Fly out. 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips when driving out of Reykjavik be aware that gas stations are less therefore fill up often.

Spending New Year's in Iceland Exploring glacier caves, witnessing the Northern Lights, riding Icelandic horses, and enjoying New Year's fireworks—this trip was filled with nature and left me completely satisfied. I hesitated for a moment, thinking winter might be too cold, but it was absolutely worth it! There are so many photos I couldn't share here, so I highly recommend taking a tour to fully experience Iceland's stunning nature! The tours I joined were: - A 2-night, 3-day East Coast tour - A 1-night, 2-day Snæfellsnes Peninsula tour Both were incredibly enjoyable! Seeing the Northern Lights depends on luck, but I managed to see them on about half of the nights during my stay—three nights in total! Next time, I want to experience Iceland in the height of summer when the days are long!

#Traveling abroad Iceland, the mysterious island where ice and fire meet. This land, decorated with magnificent glaciers, volcanoes, hot springs, and waterfalls, is a mecca for adventurers, filled with the Northern Lights and natural miracles. 🚩Snaefellsnes Peninsula A place called the "miniature of Iceland." Glaciers, volcanoes, black sand beaches, lava caves...all the spectacular views of Iceland are condensed here. It is also known as the inspiration for Jules Verne's novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth." Recommended spots: ・Snæfellsnes Glacier ・Black Church (Budir Church) ・Mount Kirkjufell (commonly known as Grass Cap Mountain) 🚩Vatnajökull Glacier The largest glacier in Europe. It is about 8,100 km2 in size! In winter, a fantastic blue ice cave called the "Blue Ice Cave" appears, and walking through the world of ice is an experience of a lifetime. Recommended experiences: ・Blue Ice Cave Exploration Tour ・Glacier hiking in the national park 🚩Reykjavík The northernmost capital of the world. Although it is a small town, it is a fashionable city with a scent of art and culture. It is a blissful time to walk leisurely through the city lined with colorful houses and designer architecture. Recommended spots: ・Hallgrímskirkja Church ・Sun Voyager Sculpture ・Harpa Music Hall ・Lake Tjörnin 🚩Golden Circle The royal route for traveling in Iceland. It is about 300 km long, and you will visit the spectacular spots of nature that are "this is Iceland!". Examples of places to stop: - Thingvellir National Park (World Heritage Site) - Geysir geyser - Gullfoss waterfall On your next trip, why not feel the heartbeat of the earth as you gaze upon the aurora dancing in the night sky? Iceland, the miraculous island of ice and fire, is sure to be an unforgettable trip.

The little long holiday is coming! Planning to visit Iceland? Come read this 8-day tour guide to make your trip more exciting and not miss any of the beauty of Iceland! / Iceland, a historic Nordic wonderland🏰. There are spectacular glaciers 🏔️, unique hot springs ⛲️ and brilliant aurora 🌌. Come to Iceland, feel the simple folk style, and explore the beauty and legend of this magical land! / 🛫 Itinerary Route: Day 1: Shanghai ✈️ Helsinki Depart from Shanghai and fly to Helsinki, the capital of Iceland. Day 2: Harpa Concert Hall and Convention Center—Tonning Lake—Halgrim Chapel—Sun Voyager—Laugwigle Shopping Street Cruise around downtown Helsinki, visit the modern Harpa Concert Hall, stroll the shores of Lake Tonning, admire the unique architectural style of Hallgrim Chapel, pose for photos with the Sun Voyagers, and finally stroll through the lively Laugwigle shopping street. Day 3: Snæfellsnes Peninsula—Hraunfossar—Ytri Tunga Beach—Black Church—Heidley Sound Red Roofed Church Explore the spectacular Snæfellsnes Peninsula, admire the delicate beauty of Hraunfossar Falls, feel the beach scenery of Ytri Tunga Beach, visit the mysterious Black Church, and the unique views of the Red Top Church in Heidley Sand. Day 4: Serjaland Falls – Skoga Falls – Vatna Glacier National Park – Glacier Lake Tour the spectacular Serjaland and Skoga Falls, then proceed to Vatnajökull National Park to feel the magnificence of the glacier and finally arrive at the beautiful Glacier Lake to experience Iceland’s unique natural scenery. Day 5: Vestrahorn—Black Beach—Feather Grand Canyon—Vic Town Explore the enchanting Mount Vestrahorn, stroll through the mysterious black sands, take in the magnificent views of the Feather Grand Canyon, and finally arrive in the picturesque town of Vic. Day 6: Gold Tourist Circle – Thingvellir National Park – Geysir and Stroko Geyser – Gold Falls – Crater Tour the well-known Golden Tourist Circle, visit the natural wonders of Thingvellir National Park, view the eruption of the Geysir and Stroko Geysers, appreciate the majesty of the Golden Falls, and explore the mystery of the crater behind. Day 7: Whale watching in Reykjavik – Blue Lake Enjoy a whale watching tour in Reykjavik for the wonderful experience of getting up close and personal with marine life, then proceed to the scenic Blue Lake for tranquil views of the lake and mountains. Day 8: Helsinki ✈️ Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Iceland and return to Shanghai by plane from Helsinki. / Must-see attractions: - 💙Blue Lake: Come for a mineral hot spring bath to soothe your body and mind! Geothermal hot springs formed from volcanic lava are waiting for you to experience. - ⛪ Hall Grimm Church: Pay tribute to the great Icelandic writer Hall Grimm and feel the blend of culture and history. - 🌊Gaisir and Stroco Geyser: Walking into the array of volcanic rock pools is like stepping into a fairyland. The miraculous workmanship of nature is breathtaking. - 🌴Black Beach: Feel the unique lava mountains and granular sandy beaches, where the mystery and magnificence of nature is at its fullest. - ❄️ Vatnajökull National Park: A journey through the Ice Age and exploring spectacular glaciers is a thrilling journey for the sight and the mind. / Travel tips: - The climate in Iceland is changeable in March, remember to bring windproof and rainproof clothes ~🧥 - Icelandic cuisine is unique, try the local lamb soup and grilled trout, delicious and authentic! 🍲🐟 - Compare prices more when buying specialties, omnom chocolate and little lamb refrigerator stickers are good choices! 🍫🐏 - Driving in Iceland needs to pay attention to the road conditions, choose a four-wheel drive vehicle safer. ⛰️🚗 - Enjoy the beauty of the aurora and glaciers, but be sure to be safe and don’t forget to bring your camera! 📸✨ / A trip to Iceland, as mysterious and wonderful, is waiting for you to explore in person and feel the endless charm of this pure land!

Here's a suggested 12-day hot spring itinerary across multiple European countries! Perfect for those who love a relaxing massage and enjoying natural hot springs. Save this itinerary and experience its charm! 🚀Suggested Itinerary🚀 Day 1：💼Depart from Shanghai, excitedly preparing to embark on a European adventure! Day 2–Day 5：🛫Fly to Paris, then transfer to Reykjavik to enjoy the Blue Lagoon, a natural spa. Afterwards, head to a small Icelandic town to explore the Golden Circle, Gullfoss waterfall, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and a blue ice cave. Meet the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, a miniature version of Iceland, in Reykjavik. Day 6：🛫Fly to Frankfurt and admire the cityscape, known as the "Jerusalem on the Main." Then, travel to Koblenz. Day 7–Day 8：🚌Depart from Koblenz, pass through Cochem and Trier, and arrive in Luxembourg. Capture the cultural and artistic atmosphere of Brussels, the capital of Europe. Day 9–Day 10：🚌Pass through Bruges and arrive in Antwerp, the city of diamonds. Then, drive to Rotterdam and admire the gateway to Europe. Finally, arrive in Giethoorn and experience the Dutch countryside. Day 11–Day 12：🛫Depart from Amsterdam and return to Shanghai, concluding this wonderful European journey. Arrive in Shanghai and cherish the memories of this unforgettable trip. Must-See Attractions: 🏞️Blue Lagoon: Breathtaking! 🔥A geothermal hot spring created by lava, the lake is rich in minerals. The world within is beyond your imagination. ⛴️Amsterdam Canal Cruise: Venice isn't the only place for a romantic boat trip. Come to ⭐️Amsterdam's canals and experience a unique sailing adventure! 🛶Amsterdam Canals: Picturesque scenery along the way🖼️, with spacious mansions and inner gardens complementing each other, as if stepping into a famous painting. 🏡Giethoorn: The 💚Green Venice of the North. This place is tranquil and peaceful, with blue skies and green grass—all that's missing is a melody. 🏛️Grand Place, Brussels: Traces of history are right beneath your feet. More than 600 years of history have created this unique architectural style. Feel the charm of this city! 📝Travel Checklist: 🗂️First, prepare your travel documents. This includes your passport, European visa, ID card, and driver's license (if you plan to rent a car). Keep them in an easy-to-find place. 📱Second, you might want to bring an international phone card for emergencies. Also, a plug adapter is essential, as different countries may have different socket standards. 🧥Third, as the weather in Europe can be cold in February, bring appropriate clothing. A coat, waterproof boots, and some comfortable casual wear are recommended. 🔋Fourth, don't forget your chargers and power banks. Your phone, camera, and other electronic devices need to stay charged to ensure smooth communication. 💊Last but not least, bring some common medications, such as painkillers, digestive medicine, and any other prescription drugs you may need. Remember, the goal of travel is fun and adventure, but stay safe! With that, the search for beautiful corners of Europe, winding streets, familiar faces, and exotic customs comes to an end. On the road ahead, bravely chase your dreams!

Iceland Exploration Guide is here! This 8-day tour will take you to appreciate the mythical natural scenery of Northern Europe, which is definitely not to be missed! Collect it now~ -- Iceland, a shining pearl in the North Atlantic, has a unique glacial landscape and a historical background like Nordic mythology. There are volcanoes, glaciers and waterfalls here, and it is known as the fantasy land of Song of Ice and Fire! 🌧️❄️🔥 -- 🛫Route overview: Start your Iceland adventure! 🌍 DAY1: Shanghai ✈️ Helsinki Fly to the capital of Iceland, looking forward to the upcoming adventure! DAY2: Harpa Concert Hall 🎶——Tornin Lake 🌊——Hallgrimskirkja Church ⛪——Sun Voyager 🚢——Laugevgur Shopping Street 🛍️ Immerse yourself in the harmony of music and nature, and experience Iceland's unique culture and shopping fun. DAY3: Snæfellsnes Peninsula 🏞️——Hraunfossar💦——Ytri Tunga Beach🏖️——Black Church⛪——Hedlissand Red-roofed Church🔴 Travel through the scenery of the peninsula, explore the beauty of waterfalls and beaches, and feel the mysterious charm of the church. DAY4: Seljalandsfoss 💧 - Skogafoss 🌊 - Vatnajökull National Park 🏔️ - Glacier Lagoon 🌌 Enjoy the spectacular waterfall scenery and explore the magical world of Glacier National Park. DAY5: Vestrahorn🏔️——Black Sand Beach🖤——Feather Canyon🕊️——Vik Town🏘️ Conquer the majestic mountains, walk on the black sand beach, and explore the tranquil beauty of the canyon and the town. DAY6: Golden Circle 💛——Thingvellir National Park 🌳——Geysir and Strokkur Geyser 💥——Gullfoss Waterfall 💫——Crater 🔥 Tour the Golden Circle, experience the wonders of the national park and geysers, and appreciate the magnificence of the waterfall and crater. DAY7: Whale watching in Reykjavik 🐳——Blue Lagoon💙 Watch whales in the capital Reykjavik and feel the tranquility and beauty of the Blue Lagoon. DAY8: Helsinki ✈️ Shanghai After finishing our Iceland adventure, we returned home with a lot of wonderful memories. -- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Bring a phone card for easy communication and online information. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, the European standard is different from ours. 📜 All documents must be complete, including passport, visa and air ticket. 👚 It’s cold in Iceland, so you should prepare down jackets, thermal underwear, and waterproof shoes. 🔋 It is very important to charge chargers and power banks, as well as mobile phones and cameras. 💊 It is also important to have some essential medicines, such as painkillers and cold medicines, just in case. -- A magical journey to Iceland, we look forward to your next visit to explore more unknown beauties and wonders!

Winter Iceland, a beautiful journey! -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Iceland, nestled on the Mid-ridge of the North Atlantic, is a country in the far north of Europe. -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < 🚩 Route Suggestion: Iceland In-depth Tour Eight Day Itinerary Guide D1: Shanghai ✈️ – Helsinki Depart for Helsinki, the capital of Iceland, to begin your Icelandic expedition. D2: Harpa Concert Hall and Convention Center—Tonning Lake—Halgrim Chapel—Sun Voyager—Laugwigle Shopping Street Visit Harpa, a modern architectural wonder, stroll along the shores of Lake Tonning, visit Hallgrim Chapel, pose for photos with the Sun Voyager, and shop Laugwigle shopping street in the evening. D3: Snæfellsnes Peninsula—Hraunfossar—Ytri Tunga Beach—Black Church—Hedley Sound Red Roofed Church Cruise the spectacular Snæfellsnes Peninsula, explore the Hraunfossar Falls, tread the waves of Ytri Tunga Beach, visit the mysterious Black Church and the stunningly beautiful Red-topped Church of Heidley Sand. D4: Serjaland Falls – Skoga Falls – Vatnajökull National Park – Glacier Lake Admire the two great waterfalls of Serjaland and Skoga, explore the fantastical beauty of Vatnajökull National Park, and take a boat trip to the spectacular glacial lakes. D5: Vestrahorn—Black Sands—Feather Grand Canyon—Vic Town Climb Mount Vestrahorn, feel the mystery of Black Sands, explore the Feather Grand Canyon, and finally stroll through the picturesque town of Vic. D6: Gold Tourist Circle – Thingvellir National Park – Geysir and Stroko Geysers – Gold Falls – Crater Tour the well-known Golden Tourist Circle, visit the natural wonders of Thingvellir National Park, view the Geysir and Stroko Geysers, take in the magnificence of the Golden Falls, before exploring the ancient caldera. D7: Whale watching in Reykjavik – Blue Lake Go whale watching in Reykjavik and feel the charm of the sea life, then take a soothing bath in the hot springs. D8: Helsinki ✈️ - Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Iceland and return to Shanghai by plane. -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Must-see attractions: 💙 Blue Lake: Take a mineral hot bath to soothe your body and mind while feeling the geothermal charm brought by the volcanic lava! ⛪️ Hall Grimm Church: Pay tribute to the Icelandic literary giant Hall Grimm and feel the blend of culture and history. 🌊 Geysir and Stroko Geysers: Explore the volcanic rock pools, it's like stepping into a fairyland, the magnificent scenery is breathtaking! 🖤 ​​Black Beach: Stroll on the unique lava pellet beach and feel the wonders of nature, with peculiar lava mountains waiting for you to explore! -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Travel tips: 💸 Icelandic krona exchange rate is low, 1 Icelandic krona is approximately equal to 0.05 RMB, spend money to count ah ~ 🎁 Icelandic specialties are not cheap, a piece of wool products or handmade artwork may cost hundreds to thousands of RMB, but the uniqueness and craftsmanship must be worth it! 🚗 The transportation from the airport to the city is convenient, taxis and buses are good options, the cost is about 100-200 yuan, planning in advance is more economical. ❄️ The weather in Iceland is changeable, so remember to prepare cold-proof clothing and waterproof shoes. Staying comfortable and warm is the key to traveling! 📞 Local emergency rescue hotline 112, do not panic when encountering problems, timely help is very important. 💡 Don't forget to respect and protect the natural environment while enjoying the fantastic scenery of Iceland -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < 🌟Don't forget that in every corner of Iceland, there is a surprise for you to discover🌈

Sisters! Want to go to Iceland during the Spring Festival? This 8-day travel guide takes you to soak in hot springs and enjoy the northern lights. It’s a new way to spend the New Year, so hurry up and grab it! -------------------- Iceland, a Nordic secret land with a long history. 🏔️Glaciers and volcanoes interweave to form a fantastic natural scenery. 🌌The local customs here are unique, with hot spring bathing and aurora hunting, making it a dream paradise for explorers! -------------------- 🌍Route Overview: Iceland Adventure Tour Day 1: Stay in Shanghai and prepare for departure Day 2: Take off from Shanghai, transfer in Frankfurt, and arrive in Reykjavik. Then we took a bus to the picturesque Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Day 3: After exploring the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, head to the spectacular crater lake to experience the wonders of nature. Day 4: Explore the Golden Circle, visit Thingvellir National Park, marvel at the wonders of Geysir and Strokkur geysers, and head to Gullfoss to feel the majestic water flow. Day 5: Explore the tranquil beauty of the glacier lagoon, visit the magical blue ice cave, and then head to Feather Canyon and Black Sand Beach to experience Iceland's unique landforms. Day 6: Admire the beauty of Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, stroll along the shores of Lake Tönning, visit Hallgrimskirkja Church and Sun Voyager, and finally relax at the Blue Lagoon. Day 7: Take off from Reykjavik, transfer via Amsterdam, and return to our warm home - Shanghai. Day 8: Arrived safely in Shanghai, ending the unforgettable trip to Iceland. -------------------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Bring your phone card for easy communication, and don’t forget international roaming. 🔌 A plug converter is essential, otherwise charging will become a problem. A European standard conversion plug will do. 📖 All documents must be complete, including passport, visa, and driver's license. None of them can be missing. 👚 Prepare multiple layers of warm clothing, including down jackets, thermal underwear, and windproof and waterproof jackets. 🥾 Iceland has a variety of terrain, so a good pair of shoes is crucial, and non-slip and waterproof are preferred. 🔋 Chargers and power banks ensure your devices are powered up and your journey is more enjoyable. 💊 It is also important to have regular medicines, such as painkillers and cold medicines, just in case so you don’t have to worry. -------------------- ✈Don’t forget to like and collect this post. Start your adventure in Iceland with this guide!

Winter vacation is coming! Sisters, here is the guide for your hot spring trip to multiple countries in Europe! Take a swim on the 12th to warm up your winter time! 💕Must collect~ / Europe, located at the western end of the Eurasian continent, has a long history and different regional styles. From the romantic 🗼France to the classical 🏛️Greece, to the fairytale 🏰German castle, every place makes people feel like they are in a cultural melting pot. / 🛫Itinerary: D1: Gather in Shanghai and prepare to leave for Europe to start a wonderful journey! D2-D3: Fly directly from Shanghai to Paris, then transfer to Reykjavik, visit the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring, and then go to an Icelandic town to explore the Golden Circle and Twin Falls. D4-D5: Visit a glacier lagoon in an Icelandic town and visit the Blue Ice Cave, then go to Reykjavik and visit the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the miniature of Iceland. D6-D7: Fly to Frankfurt, visit the city and enjoy a German pork meal, then travel to Koblenz, Cochem, Trier, and finally arrive in Luxembourg for a Rhine River cruise. D8-D9: Visit Brussels and feel the cultural and artistic atmosphere, then go to Antwerp and Rotterdam to visit the Diamond City and the Gateway of Europe. D10-D11: Visit Giethoorn and experience the cruise, then go to Amsterdam, visit and experience the cruise, enjoy free time, and finally fly back to Shanghai. D12: Arrive in Shanghai and end the pleasant trip to Europe. / Attraction suggestions: 💙 Blue Lake: A geothermal hot spring formed by volcanic lava. The lake water is rich in minerals. Take a dip and soothe your body and mind. 🚤 Amsterdam canal cruise: Want to experience the charm of the water city in depth? Take a canal cruise and feel the charm of the city under the rippling water. 🌆 Amsterdam Canal: The scenery here is simply picturesque! Wide mansions and exquisite inner gardens are picturesquely dotted along the canal, creating a beautiful view at every step. 🌳 Giethoorn: Known as the Green Venice of the North, it is quiet and peaceful, with the blue sky set against the green grass, as if you are in a fairy tale world. / Small tips: 1. 💰Exchange rate: Check the local currency exchange rate before traveling to facilitate conversion and budget~💡 2. 📇Visa: When traveling to multiple countries in Europe, a visa is essential. Applying in advance is more worry-free! 🛂 3. ✈️Airport transportation: Understand the transportation methods from the airport to the city and travel easily! 🚖 4. ❄️The climate in January: It’s cold in Europe in January, so remember to bring a warm jacket and snow boots! 🧣 / Traveling to multiple countries in Europe, the scenery is endless and there are many stories waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!

Planning a winter break in Iceland? Don't miss this 8-day itinerary! With detailed travel suggestions, your Iceland trip will be even more exciting. Save it now! -- Iceland, a historic Nordic wonderland🏰. Here, you'll find spectacular glaciers🏔️, unique hot springs⛲️, and stunning auroras🌌. Visit Iceland to experience the pure beauty of nature and the unique local culture! -- 🚩Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Stay in Shanghai and prepare for departure. Day 2: Depart from Shanghai✈️, transfer in Frankfurt, and finally arrive in Reykjavik. Then, take a bus to the beautiful Snæfellsnes Peninsula🌄 and look forward to the start of your adventure! Day 3: Experience the grandeur of nature on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, then head to the mysterious crater lake🔥 to see a different kind of natural wonder. Day 4: Embark on Iceland's famous Golden Circle tour, starting with a visit to Þingvellir National Park🏞️, then explore the wonders of Geysir and Strokkur geysers, and finally admire the spectacular Gullfoss waterfall. Day 5: Visit the spectacular Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon🏔️, explore the dreamy blue ice cave, then head to Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon and the black sand beach to experience Iceland's unique landscapes. Day 6: Visit several Icelandic attractions in one day: Skógafoss waterfall, Seljalandsfoss waterfall, the tranquil Tjörnin Lake, Hallgrímskirkja Church💒, and the Sun Voyager🌞, and finally relax at the Blue Lagoon. Day 7: Leave Iceland, transfer in Amsterdam, and return to your warm home in Shanghai. Day 8: Arrive safely in Shanghai and end your unforgettable Iceland trip.🌟 -- Some tips: 🛫 Upon arrival in Iceland, buses from the airport to the city center are convenient. 🎁 Icelandic specialties, such as wool products, are reasonably priced! 💰 Iceland's currency is the króna, so be mindful of the exchange rate with the RMB. 📷 Don't forget to bring a camera, as the scenery here is stunning! 👟 Wear non-slip shoes, as Iceland's icy roads can be slippery! 🍽️ Try the local cuisine, as grilled trout is a signature Icelandic dish! -- An unforgettable Iceland trip! If you also long for this pure land, don't forget to like👍 and save🌟, and share the beauty with more friends!

2024.03.14 Iceland 🇮🇸 Island Tour Day 9 Giant Canyon, Styskiholmur filming location of Daydream Adventure, Snæfellsnes Peninsula tour: Kirkjufell Church Mountain, Cod Church, INGJALDSHÓLSKIRRKJA Church , Svortuloft Lighthouse, Djúpalónssandur Black Sand Beach, Londrangar Monster Coast, Búðakirkja Black Church Snaefellsnes Peninsula itself is a volcanic peninsula formed by volcanic eruptions. Various different volcanic landforms are displayed here at the same time. It is called "Iceland in miniature" and was selected by CNN Travel Channel as one of the 17 must-visit places in the world in 2017. #TravelCoolExperience

Iceland's snow always falls into the heart. While snowing After snowing Even the streets of the town Become a spotlight for a solo dance It's a quiet night It's a noisy wind It's a frozen wave It's a silver flower tree shadow Iceland's winter Without snow No, no

June 29, Hvammstangi - Snaefellsnes Peninsula - Reykjavik Today's itinerary: Snaefellsnes Peninsula, including Kirkjufell, the Red Church, and Arnarstapi. The Snaefellsnes Peninsula is known as a miniature Iceland, where you can see volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, black sand beaches, charming fishing villages, and abundant wildlife. The mountain is also famous for French writer Jules Verne's novel Journey to the Center of the Earth. After driving for about 3 hours from the hotel, we finally arrived at the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with snow-capped mountains, the sea, and tundra. First stop, Kirkjufell Kirkjufell, which translates to "Church Mountain", is more commonly known as "Kirkjufell" because of its resemblance to a fallen straw hat. Although Kirkjufell is only 460 meters high, its unique shape and stunning surroundings have made it one of the iconic landmarks of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. It has also been selected by many professional photographers as "one of the 27 reasons why Iceland is the most beautiful country in the world". Kirkjufell is surrounded by a beach and a beautiful walking path. We didn't climb it, but just took photos at the foot of Kirkjufell. The classic spot is to take a photo with the waterfall at the foot of Kirkjufell as the foreground. The waterfall is picturesque and echoes the shape of Kirkjufell, making it a great photo opportunity. Second stop, Ingjaldshólskirkja, the red house for eye tests I found the prototype of the red house for eye tests in Iceland. Do nearsighted friends know this place? The red house in the eye test machine in China is the red-roofed church on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. Sunny sky, blue sea, large patches of purple lupines along the road, a straight path with ups and downs, and the little red house at the end of the path nestled at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, as beautiful as a fairy tale. Third stop, Arnarstapi Arnarstapi is a small village in the southern part of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, where we had lunch. Walking along the coastline, you can see the magnificent sea cliffs. Due to their romantic and unique shape, they are also known as "Kissing Rocks". If you continue along the trail for another 10 minutes, you can see the Western Stone Bridge. You can stand on the stone bridge and take photos. Due to time constraints, we didn't go there. There are also other attractions such as Ytri Tunga, the seal beach, and Búðakirkja, the black church. Unfortunately, we didn't go to any of them, which is my biggest regret on this trip to Iceland. I only found out about these attractions after I returned home. However, some friends didn't see any seals even after they went there. Whether you see them or not depends on luck. The seal photos are super cute. In the evening, we stayed at the Konvin Hotel by Reykjavik Keflavik Airport, a hotel near the airport, convenient for catching our flight the next day.

#freehotelstay Iceland is such a beautiful country in the world with full of natures and stunning landscape. You will feel fascinated by the things happen in Iceland! For example, one of the famous spot in Iceland is locations in Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This place is facing to the ocean and you can walk up to the hill and admire the beautiful nature ! Don’t wait and overthink ! Book your flight going to Iceland and explore your own experience🚀! #tripcom #travel #iceland #冰島 #境外遊