Iceland

If you are looking for an unforgettable glacier trip, great hikes, and magnificent views, this should be at the top of your Iceland to-do list. There are so many glaciers in Iceland that it is hard to choose just one worth visiting. In the north of Iceland, there are two more places worth visiting and mentioning among the best places in Iceland: Dettifoss waterfall and Asbirgi canyon. Here begins one of the best hikes in Iceland - Laugavegurinn (leading from rainbow-colored hills to jet-black volcanic deserts, mystical ice caves and verdant valleys). During the winter, around October to March, you can also see some of Iceland's most beautiful natural ice caves. Here you can experience the ice cave and other Icelandic natural forces in a cosy building. Seljalandsfoss and Gljufrabui Seljalandsfoss, located in the south of Iceland, is unique in that you can walk behind the waterfall. Some of the most beautiful places not to be missed in the Westfjords region are Dinjandi Falls (Iceland's most beautiful waterfall), Latrabjarg bird cliffs (the best place to watch puffins in summer), Raudisandur Beach (an endless red sand beach; the only one in Iceland) and the city of Isafjordur. You will find huge sea cliffs around Iceland, but the most famous ones are in the north of Iceland and along the beautiful West Fjords. One of the most popular ways to see the huge sea cliffs up close is hiking. You can also expect to see puffins, dolphins, and a wide variety of seabirds on a whale watching trip. Join one of the whales’ watching tours that depart from Reykjavik and try your luck seeing some of these majestic animals in the wild. You might think that you need to be away from civilization to see whales, but you can take a whale watching tour from the capital Reykjavik. There is no better place to see the country's most majestic creatures than Dalvik, Iceland's whale watching centre. The best season for whale watching is from May to September, when the surrounding waters of Iceland are teeming with blue whales, minke whales, humpback whales and even killer whales. Best time to visit? A You can see whales in Iceland at any time of the year, but the best time is summer (June-September) when the warm sea is full of krill and fish. Peak times are from June to August, so be sure to book in advance. The best places in Iceland for whale watching. Although whales can be seen all along the coast, there are three main spots for whale watching tours. You can also join a tour from Reykjavik, where a knowledgeable guide will show you all the best places. Another way to plan your adventure is with tours that help you see the Northern Lights, quad bike rides through lava fields, and day trips from Reykjavik to see some of Iceland's most amazing natural beauties, such as blue Lagoons and waterfalls. Visitors can explore the mystical landscapes of eastern Iceland and return to Reykjavik before sunset. A popular stop on Iceland's famous Ring Road, the surreal scenery draws you here. Along the Golden Circle, you will find sights such as the famous Thingvellir National Park, tectonic plates, the seat of the ancient Icelandic parliament and Stokkur Geyser. The Golden Circle is one of the main route’s tourists take to Iceland and includes some incredible places not to be missed.