30 Fantastic pictures from Iceland your next trip to Inspire
Last month I finally visited Iceland. Iceland was not the impossible budget target people made it out to be. The locals were warm and welcoming, has me around and showed me their homes. They were incredibly hospitable, and I have many Icelandic friends on my journey.
And while the locals to make any goal better what blew my mind the splendor of the natural landscape was. It is beguiling. See behaved in a spellbound as you move from place by automatically all eyes that you see are overloaded to place. "How could such a tiny place have such a diverse and beautiful scenery?" They think of themselves as you hurts your jaw to be too much of open.
Over 11 days, I wanted the joy everywhere screaming I went. The country is desolate, sparsely populated, and silent. That was the only thing I noticed - just how quiet is Iceland. There are no distractions, and I think that helps a deep connection with nature form. They start their rhythm feeling.
Today I want 30 pictures to share about my journey of inspiring you hoping to visit this country. I'm not the best photographer in the world, but it's hard to take a bad picture in Iceland.
sulfur pools in Hverir near Lake Myvatn in northern Iceland. Very otherwordly.
lights The northern lights in the sky green. This is my favorite picture of them.
runoff from the geothermal power plant near Myvatn
Somewhere along the ring road that encircles the country
Reykjavik and its colorful houses
Jökulsárlón ice lagoon in southeast Iceland. This river of ice is only a few years old and are one of the most popular attractions in the area. I just sit and listen to each other on the sea on the way to crash to the ice blocks.
fjords on the east coast, compete Norway could
Selfoss. Foss means waterfall in Iceland, and you are a lot of waterfalls throughout the country.
UFO cloud find. The truth is out there.
Gigantic sulfur pools at Geysir. Geysir the geyser erupt no more, but the point is still popular on the famous Golden Circle trail outside Reykjavik.
Jökulsárlón ice lagoon in southeast Iceland
Mordor ... I mean, blows some beautiful scenery on the way to Myvatn in the north
, the color contrast in this photo of my head.
Gulfoss! A part of the Golden Circle, this is one of the largest waterfalls in Iceland. It was a really shitty day, when I was there.
view of the fjords
Beautiful clouds over the rough sea at the eastern end of Iceland
The road is long in Iceland, but it always takes where you want to go.
More Northern Lights. You can never get enough of this.
Dettifoss. This waterfall is located in the north near Selfoss and the most powerful waterfall in Europe should be.
Icelandic Horses playing around. (Look at the long, flowing hair! I wish I had hair like that!)
go on a rainy day through southern Iceland, we came across this giant in Cloud covered mountains , The photo does not do the majesty of justice, but I still like it.
The back of Seljalandsfoss. Out of all the pictures I took, this is one of my favorites. I love the Intermix of light, water, blue sky and green here.
A mossy lava field in southern Iceland
Iceland is a land of rain ~~ POS = TRUNC bow ~~ POS = HEADCOMP, and I was lucky enough to find the end. (No pot of gold but. It had been on the other end!)
Front Seljalandsfoss (rainbow included)
Little pools and lava in the near Settifoss
If you are a game of Thrones supporter, you can cave as to identify where Jon and Ygritte establish their relationship. The water in the cave is warm enough for swimming and used to be a public swimming pool.
Another sulfur pool is Hverir. I like the contrast between the blue water and red soil.
Myvatn Nature Baths. Quieter and less expensive than the famous Blue Lagoon outside Reykjavik. I relaxed here alone for more than an hour.
Northern Lights. That was the beginning of the night, when they were just starting to come. No less beautiful.
I managed to only a fraction of Iceland to see during my 11-day trip, but my visit lived up to my high expectations. No photo or movie I saw did it justice. It was even better in person, and I hope these photos inspire Iceland on your bucket list to move.
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