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05/11/2024

Summertime in Iceland offers a unique experience, distinct from other places. Let's bring few memories of that trip we made to this area. In this image, you can see multiple volcanic craters, captured in the largest black sand desert in Iceland, situated north of Vatnajökull. The harsh conditions here have led to specialized flora and fauna, creating a remarkable ecosystem. The vastness of the landscape can be truly overwhelming, inviting exploration and contemplation.

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08/10/2024

Kerlingarfjöll is a hiker's paradise in Iceland, offering a unique blend of stunning landscapes and geothermal wonders. The area features vibrant rhyolite mountains, hot springs, and steam vents, creating a colorful and dynamic environment. Kerlingarfjöll offers something for everyone, all set against the backdrop of Iceland's wild beauty.
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12/08/2024

One sunny weekend during summer in Iceland I was able to take few photos of these fearless and experienced kayakers. Amazing weather with such activity is perfect opportunity to get interesting shots.
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19/07/2024

Endless sunset on laugavegur hiking trail, during midnight sun night. Diverse landscape that changes every few kilometers. We could experience transitions between colorful rhyolite mountains, lava fields, moss covered green valleys and glaciers in the background. Each step brings new experience that is emphasized with unique landscape available only during the short Icelandic summer.
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12/07/2024

End of our hike this cute three-legged arctic fox welcomed us in his home-þórsmörk, which is knows for having quite big population. In the winter, their fur is white to blend in with the snow, and in the summer, it changes to brown or gray to match the tundra's colors. Arctic foxes are perfect examples of adaptation to one of the harshest environments on Earth, which makes them one of few native species in Iceland.
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10/05/2024

Seals, can often be spotted relaxing on the icebergs or swimming gracefully through the chilly waters, witnessing these creatures in their natural habitat against the stunning backdrop of icebergs and mountains is adorable. If you're lucky, you might catch them playing around the lagoon's edges. Just remember to admire them from a respectful distance to avoid disturbing their natural behavior. In the waters of Jökulsárlón, seals are protected from the predators—such as orca or killer whales—that they would otherwise encounter in the open sea.
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26/04/2024

View over Breiðamerkurjökull from subglacial Esjufjöll. Situated in the southeastern reaches of the ice cap, this volcanic peak is flanked by distinctive nunataks, rock formations that punctuate the glacier's surface. These landmarks, approximately 20 kilometers north of Öræfajökull volcano and 20 kilometers northwest of the Jökulsárlón glacial lake it feeds, stand as recognizable features of the rugged Icelandic landscape.
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04/04/2024

Fjallsárlón boasts a glacier flowing into a lagoon, featuring sleek surfaces and intricate cracks showcasing nature's power. Visitors are treated to stunning views of massive icebergs breaking from the glacier's edge, gently drifting in the lagoon's clear waters. The glacial ice presents a mesmerizing array of blue tones, creating a captivating scene against the surrounding landscape.
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26/02/2024

Vestmannaeyjar seen from the peak of Eyjafjallajökull, is a group of islands off the southern coast of Iceland. The archipelago consists of approximately 15 islands, with Heimaey being the largest island and the only one that is inhabited. Vestmannaeyjar stands out for its unique natural beauty, rich history, and resilience of its inhabitants in the face of natural disasters. The islands offer a fascinating glimpse into the power of nature and the adaptability of human communities. Puffins are among the most iconic and beloved inhabitants, which is renowned for hosting one of the largest puffin colonies in the world. The islands provide an ideal habitat for these birds, thanks to their abundant supply of nesting sites and the rich fishing grounds in the surrounding waters.
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11/02/2024

Picture of covered with clouds tip of Snæfellsjökull, a stratovolcano and glacier situated on the western tip of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. Rising to approximately 1,446 meters above sea level, it is renowned for its mystical and literary significance. The glacier-capped summit of Snæfellsjökull offers stunning panoramic views and is a popular destination for hikers and adventurers. Additionally, it is considered one of Iceland’s most iconic natural landmarks, attracting visitors for its geological and cultural allure.

27/01/2024

Glacial crevasses are often formed as a result of the glacier's flow over uneven terrain, creating stress and tension within the ice. These fractures can vary in size, ranging from small openings to large, formidable chasms. Exploring or navigating around these icy crevasses requires caution, as they can pose significant challenges and risks, and their depths can be deceiving.
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14/01/2024

The power of nature is truly unstoppable by human efforts. As evidence of its relentless force, the town of Grindavík has already been evacuated some time ago, as local authorities recognized the impending danger. Ensuring the safety of its residents, local authorities confirmed that not a single person was left behind within the city. However, at approximately noon, a fissure cracked open, releasing molten lava that began its relentless journey towards the abandoned town. Tunnel that lay beneath the town threatened to exacerbate the lava flow within the city limits.
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26/12/2023

Despite the short days in Iceland, the full moon illuminated our Christmas trip, allowing us to explore breathtaking features and caves. As we walked back down the glacier, the sky cleared, revealing a mystical moon that made the 2-hour drive from Reykjavík well worth it. It turned out to be the best Christmas day we could have imagined.

02/12/2023

Gróttuviti (Grotta Lighthouse) located on Seltjarnarnes peninsula with Great cormorant resting. The limited daylight during winter has its own unique charm. The soft, diffused light creates stunning and ethereal landscapes, transforming the city and its surroundings into a winter wonderland. The low position of the sun on the horizon gives a golden, mystical quality to the winter light. Reykjavík, being so close to the Arctic Circle has reduced hours of daylight, however it gives opportunity to see active wildlife.
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22/11/2023

Winter has already come to Kerlingafjöll, Looking at Snót (1446m) from Loðmundur (1449m) sun setting with beautiful snowy conditions. The area is known for its stunning scenery, including rugged peaks, glaciers, and colorful geothermal areas. All of this make it an unforgettable experience each season of the year.
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17/11/2023

Raufarhólshellir is natural cave just slightly more than half an hour drive from Reykjavik. Stunning rock formations in 1360m long and up to 30 wide lava tube, formed during the Leitahraun eruption which occurred approximately 5200 years ago. This is one of Iceland´s longest cave explored together with our best guide: , Would like to join one of our tours? Check selection online.
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09/11/2023

Hiking through Iceland's highlands and observing the river flowing over the land is a breathtaking experience. Witnessing the stunning sunset with the shadow of Bláhnukur in the foreground sounds like a beautiful moment that will stay with you forever. Interested? Check our website or profile to book the tour!

03/11/2023

View over Hvanná that flows in the canyon from the glaciers nearby towards Þórsmörk. The reserve is renowned for its diverse landscapes, which include lush forests, rugged canyons, scenic valleys, and towering mountains. During summer season all the area becomes extremely green and it is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including Arctic foxes, reindeer, and a variety of bird species.
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