If you’re headed to the Land of Fire and Ice, you almost surely are putting Reynisfjara, Iceland’s famed black sand beach, on your bucketlist. Between its dramatic cliffs of columnar basalt and jaw-dropping sea stacks, it’s no surprise that Reynisfjara is the most popular black sand beach in Iceland. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach.
Iceland is known for its incredible geothermal hot springs, ranging from bougie springs where you can get floating massages to completely untouched natural springs. Here’s everything you need to know about 10 of the best hot springs in Iceland that should absolutely be on your bucket list when exploring this gorgeous country.
Iceland is one of the most beautiful countries on the planet, but with diverse landscapes and an endlessly changing environment, it can feel daunting to pack for the Land of Fire and Ice. But fear not- in the post below, we’re going to list exactly what to pack for Iceland, regardless of the season or whether you plan on living it up in Reykjavik or hiking in the backcountry of the Highlands.
Reykjadalur Hot Springs are one of the most incredible experiences in Iceland, offering you the opportunity to soak in a cozy thermal river as you drink in the stunning natural beauty of the Land of Fire and Ice. But the springs are only accessible via hike through the highlands- so if you want to experience the magic of Reykjadalur Hot Springs yourself, here’s everything you need to know.
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