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On our 4th day, Vedur announced much better weather so we could do what we had planned to do: Kerlingarfjöll and Hveravellir before heading to Northern Iceland. The road was long and the hike we had planned was a big trail so we left quite early, around 8:30AM from the
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Kerlingarfjoll and Hveradalir
Waking up on our 3rd day we suffered the main disappointment of our trip: unfortunately, we would not be able to return to Landmannalaugar where we had planned to spend the day hiking to Blanhukur and going to Eldgja, as the weather forecast was awful. After thinking a
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Fluðir region
We still had sunshine so we had to take advantage of this incredible luck because this would not last all day long according to the local weather (vedur.is). We took the road at 9AM towards the Reykjanes peninsula, more specifically the beautiful route 42 that led to Kl
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From Reykjanes to Reykjadalur
The small village of Raufarhofn and its 194 inhabitants are known for Arctic Henge, also called Heimskautsgerðið, which overlooks the village. It is a construction initiated in 1996 according to some sources (work began in 2004 according to RÚV) and still not finishe
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From Raufarhofn to Vopnafjordur
We had a big day ahead of us that day. We were leaving the East and the Vopnafjordur region to reach Myvatn, so we had a bit of a road and a pinch in the heart of leaving this beautiful wild region that we did not know yet. Outside, the weather was splendid, a bright su
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Journey to Lake Myvatn
For their 4th trip to Iceland, Eric and Benoit kindly offered Voyage-Islande.fr to publish their travel story: After 2 consecutive winters in Iceland, we decided to return there in summer to enjoy the endless days and the midnight sun again. This year, we left at the en
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11 Days in Iceland
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When you leave Isafjörður heading east, you arrive at a series of huge fjords grouped under the name of Ísafjarðardjúp. This is the very heart of the Westfjords, each one a gem more superb than the last. Exploring this “Djup” as the Icelanders call it is a rare
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Ísafjarðardjúp to Drangajökull
The Skagi Peninsula is located along Road number 1 on the way to Akureyri, AKA the capital of the North, and the famous and spectacular site of Myvatn. Located between Húnaflói Bay in the west and the Skagafjörður Fjord in the east, Skagi isn't the most well known t
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Skagi Peninsula
Building a travel itinerary for your trip to Iceland will depend on many things. As you plan your stay, you'll be wondering how long to stay, the essential tourist hotspots that you really don't want to miss, etc... This guide will point you to our curated itineraries b
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Travel Itineraries in Iceland
Iceland-Dream.com was established in 2004, and has always featured travel journals contributed by many travelers after their trips to Iceland. Some describe full itineraries with a schedule of destinations around Iceland, while other articles cover shorter trips that fo
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Travel Journals from Iceland
Iceland, the land of fire and ice, attracts tourists looking for open spaces and spectacular lunar landscapes. Its latitude, rugged terrain, and geothermal activity create a world of amazing natural phenomena, and there is no shortage of activities on the island. Travel
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What to see and do in Iceland
For over a thousand years these small horses (1m15 to 1m35 at the withers) have been the faithful steeds of Icelanders, a breed that can handle the difficult climate of northern countries. Whatever the season, the Icelandic horse is a common sight when visiting Iceland.
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The Icelandic Horse
It's no secret that there are very few trees in Iceland. Forests are a rare sight, representing 0.5% of the territory. Despite major reforestation efforts made in recent years, the landscapes are generally quite free of trees. It's a good thing Icelanders have a good se
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Hallormsstaður forest
General information about Iceland Official name: Republic of Iceland Capital: Reykjavík Surface area: 102,950 km² Official language: Icelandic Religion: Lutherans attached to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland (92%) Population: 394,324 inhabitants (inclu
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