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📍 IcelandGlymur Waterfall Hike: How to Reach Iceland's Second-Tallest Waterfall in HvalfjörðurA cave, a log over the river and a canyon edge with a 198 m waterfall at the end. Here is how to plan the Glymur loop, an hour's drive from Reykjavík.🥾 7 km⛰️ 400 mChallenging
📍 IcelandReykjadalur Hot Spring Hike: A Complete Guide to Iceland's Steaming River ValleyHike up a steaming valley near Hveragerði and bathe in a warm river for free. It is one of the easiest wild hot springs to reach from Reykjavík, even by bus.🥾 7 km⛰️ 350 mModerate
📍 IcelandIceland Road Trip (North)The roads might seem endless in the north of Iceland, and you will feel like there’s nothing around but this area boosts of attractions. They often just pop up out of nowhere. A huge waterfall, a lake or some mud pots. T
📍 IcelandIceland Road Trip (East)Not many people make the effort to go to East Iceland, which is a shame as its fjords, beaches, waterfalls and cute villages are truly beautiful. This part of the country was the least busy, which made our job easy when 
📍 IcelandIceland Road Trip (South)In my opinion, the south part of Iceland has the most attractions and also some of the best. It’s quite convenient as you can make day trips from Reykjavik to these places if you only have a short stay in Iceland and you
📍 IcelandIceland Road Trip (Golden Circle)After sharing all the information you must know before visiting Iceland let me show you all the amazing places that I’ve visited in the country. We started our trip with the Golden Circle as unfortunately WOW Air managed
📍 Iceland13 things you must know before travelling to IcelandVisiting Iceland was on my bucket list for a long time. Amazing geysers, waterfalls, volcanoes, glaciers, beaches and mountains kept popping up on my Instagram feed making me jealous of not seeing them with my own eyes. 
📍 United KingdomThe best travel buddy everI started travelling solo after I graduated high school at the age of 19. However being a solo female traveller can be overwhelming, so on my first trip to Russia I decided to get a travel buddy. So since 2013 I’ve been