2025 Eastern Region Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

#campingfun Camping in Svinafell, Iceland was one of the best experiences of my trip! Located right in the heart of the Vatnajökull National Park, the campsite was surrounded by incredible glacier views and rugged mountains. For around 2,000 ISK per night (about $15), I set up my tent in a peaceful spot with facilities like hot showers and a kitchen—super handy after a long day of exploring. The highlight of my stay was hiking up to Svinafellsjökull Glacier, just a short walk from the campsite. The views were breathtaking, and I even spotted some ice climbers braving the blue ice walls. There’s no entrance fee for the glacier, which makes it even better. If you’re looking for more adventure, the famous Skaftafell National Park is nearby, with its stunning waterfall, Svartifoss, and more hiking trails to explore. Overall, camping in Svinafell felt like I was in another world. The crisp, fresh air and the closeness to Iceland’s wild beauty made it truly memorable. #CampingInIceland #Svinafell #GlacierAdventures #VatnajokullNationalPark #NatureGetaway #IcelandTravel

Cover Image: Vík Town P2-P4: Þingvellir National Park P5: Reynisfjara Black Beach P6: Reyniskirkja Church P7: Seljalandsfoss Waterfall P8: Diamond Beach P9: Seyðisfjörður Town P10: Kirkjufell Mountain P11: Ingjaldshólskirkja Church 📍Come to Vík Town to watch a sunrise🌅, and you will have no regrets in life.

Jökulsárlón, Iceland 📍Diamond Beach Parking, Jökulsárlón, 781, Iceland Iceland will never be Iceland without ICE !!!!!🧊 Perfect to bring kids around to feel, touch, see, hear and even have a taste of the 1000 years old ICE!! 🧊☃️ You can find the perfect ice and have the best photos on insta!! 🧊🩷You can either enjoy the view of the Jökulsárlón lake with a 30 minutes walk or join the cruise for a tour around the lake. If you are lucky enough, you will be able to see seals swimming around the lake 🦭🦭. Walk across the bridge you will reach the diamond beach💎💎 where all the ice accumulate at the shore and looks like diamonds 💎. ⚠️ Be careful!! Do not walk too close to the sea, waves 🌊 are huge and dangerous ❗️ 💲No entry fees 🅿️ 1000Kr for parking a family car (up to 5 seats): share across three parking. I recommend going to the one nearest to the Jökulsárlón first where the pay machines and free toilets are!! #境外遊 #Jökulsárlón

Super invincible beautiful diamond ice beach Stop by on the way back to Reykjavik after a trip to Blue Ice Cave In fact, it was only around 3pm but already sunset took particularly beautiful photos Next to it is the glacier lake you can see together There are snack bars and toilets nearby Self-drive tour is recommended Most groups that go to Blue Ice Cave also visit these two places together #Europe travel #overseas travel #Iceland

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Last check point Viewpoint over Jökulsárlón-glacier lagoon Punya la helok view sini mengancam oii #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Love this place so much Iceland lokasi yang sesuai untuk melihat ikan paus dan makan daging ikan paus. Tapi kami x p pun sbb dah tgk ikan paus kat africa. Benda dah buat jgn repeat boleh simpan duit untuk next trip Kali ne abam nak try sup lobster Bila travel kita kena rasa makanan sini Harga rm64- jgn kedekut sgt bila travel ne nanti apa pun x ada pengalaman Rasa mmg sedap sgt #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall

Diamond Beach is one of the most spectacular places in Iceland. It's a black sand beach littered with huge chunks of ice that have broken off from the nearby Jökulsárlón glacier and were carried all the way to the beach. You can explore the area on foot or join a short boat tour. Bring a bottle to carry some of the melting water, which is so pure and delicious. Wildlife enthusiasts will also find many birds here. Diamond Beach is located in Jökulsárlón on the south coast of Iceland. You can get there on your own with a rental car, or join one of the daily tours. The area itself is open all day and is free of charge, though you do have to pay for the boat tour.

The highlands in Iceland is one of my favorite places on Earth. The different textures and colors that cover the landscape are absolutely breathtaking. One I have is to rent a 4x4 vehicle and drive yourself out into the highlands. You travel through rivers, crossing by beautiful scenery. I would recommend having a guide though, or at least a map, because getting lost can be pretty easy to do. Iceland will always be one of my favorite places to travel to, and that’s why I highly recommend checking it out! #iceland #awesomepic #europe

If you ever go to Iceland in wintertime visiting the ice caves is a must do. You’ll need to come in a cold period as you walk on the frozen glacier lagoons and the ice caves are actually ice bergs stuck in the frozen ice. You need a local guide to keep you safe on the ice, very warm clothes and then just go explore. The caves change every year and always look different. Every time I come here I’m so amazed about what nature can create and its forces. The glaciers and ice from it are just incredible! #iceland #glacier #winterwonderland #icecave #travelinspiration #awesomepic #unforgettableexperiences #scenicspotguide #instagramworthydestinations

If you're in Iceland hiking a glacier is a must. It's sp special and a complete different nature experience. Walking between ice falls and cracks is scary but rewarding. Go with a guide who has the right equipement and knowledge.

The famous glacier lagoon in Iceland was beautiful, just after a storm had passed. Large pieces of ice everywhere

We spent half of the day here, watching seals fishing between big pieces of ice floating! We were dying to visit this place, a dream came true.

Icelandic itinerary and season selection advice When will you come to Iceland? Aurora's most observable month is from September to April, and the blue ice cave is visible from October to March, so if you really want to see Aurora and experience the Blue Ice Cave, you have to be in these months. coming. However, due to the extreme night phenomenon in December, it is recommended to go to October, November, February, and March. At midnight in February, at 9:00, and at 6:00, there is still plenty of sunshine. Touring. Small advice on the itinerary: 1 Do not schedule too tight! Stay in the place you like very much for a night, such as the Straw Mountain, near the glacial lake, because it is very likely that the weather is very violent and it is impossible to visit. 2 Allow enough time for the event you want to participate in. In the summer, there are glacial lake cruises, horse-riding tours, boat-to-sea whale watching and other summer-specific projects. In winter (including part of spring and autumn), there are winter-specific projects such as blue ice caves and snowmobiles. After booking the project, give enough time for these experiences and try not to travel long distances to the project site.

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In the distant land of Iceland, there is a mesmerizing place called Fjallsarlon Iceberg Lagoon😃. When you step onto this magical land🎈, the first thing that catches your eye is the massive, floating ice blocks🧊. They break off from the glacier, like lonely giants, drifting slowly in the tranquil lake. Some ice blocks are crystal clear, as if they were meticulously carved artworks✨; others have deep blue veins, as if hiding ancient secrets💙. The lake water presents a breathtaking deep blue💦, so clear that it seems to pierce through the river of time. A gentle breeze stirs, causing ripples on the lake surface, and the ice blocks sway as if dancing a silent and elegant dance💃. The surrounding mountains tower into the clouds, their peaks covered in pristine white snow❄, like guardians of this fairyland. Walking along the lakeshore🚶, you can hear the crisp sound of ice blocks colliding, as if nature is playing a symphony🎵. Sunlight shines on the ice, refracting into a myriad of colors🌈, making the entire ice lake resemble a giant gemstone mine. Here, time seems to stand still🕛. You can sit quietly by the lake, immerse yourself in the boundless tranquility, and let your soul be completely relaxed😌. Or, take a small boat🚤, weaving between the ice blocks, and feel the wonders of nature up close. When your hand touches the cold ice, an indescribable magical feeling spreads throughout your body🌟. At sunset, Fjallsarlon Iceberg Lagoon showcases unparalleled beauty😍. The golden afterglow dyes the sky orange-red, and the ice blocks and lake water are bathed in a warm glow🌅, as if the entire world is set ablaze🔥. At night, the starry sky and the ice lake echo each other, with the brilliant Milky Way seemingly within reach💫. Fjallsarlon Iceberg Lagoon is a precious gift from nature🎁, allowing us to appreciate the wonders and beauty of the Earth. If you have the chance, be sure to visit here and experience this unique shock and beauty🎉.

#familytrips2024 Approaching Hvannadalshnúkur, anticipation surged within us like the icy winds sweeping across its towering peak. As we embarked on the ascent, the rugged beauty of Iceland's highest summit unfolded before our eyes, a majestic sight that stirred a sense of awe and reverence. Traversing the glacier-clad slopes, each step brought us closer to the summit, our hearts pounding with exhilaration and determination. Standing atop Hvannadalshnúkur, surrounded by sweeping vistas of snow-capped peaks and vast glaciers, we felt a profound connection to the untamed wilderness and the indomitable spirit of exploration. In that moment, amidst the serene beauty of the Icelandic highlands, we were reminded of the boundless possibilities that await those who dare to dream and strive for greatness. Looking ahead, our next dream destination beckons from the rugged landscapes of Patagonia. We envision trekking through pristine wilderness, gazing upon towering granite peaks and turquoise lakes framed by ancient forests. Patagonia's remote beauty and untamed wilderness promise an unforgettable adventure, where every step is a journey into the heart of nature and every vista is a testament to the power of the wild. It's a destination that ignites our sense of adventure and fills us with a sense of wonder, inviting us to explore the uncharted corners of the world and forge lasting memories with loved ones.

Jökulsárlón, where you can see glaciers on an amphibious boat in Iceland As global warming accelerates, will the glaciers here gradually disappear? Before that, I hope everyone visits Jokulsárlón in Iceland. #TravelSupportEvent #Jökulsárlón #JökulsárlónAmphibiousBoat #IcelandGlacier

Skaftafell, nestled within Vatnajökull National Park in Iceland, offers an extraordinary blend of ice, sky, and volcanic landscape, making it a dream destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike. My expedition to this icy wonderland was nothing short of spectacular, featuring glacier hikes, breathtaking waterfalls, and the unforgettable phenomenon of the midnight sun. The highlight of my trip was a guided glacier walk on one of Skaftafell's sprawling glaciers. Strapping on crampons and wielding an ice axe, I ventured into a world of deep crevasses, towering ice formations, and the mesmerizing blue hue of ancient ice. The expertise of our guide ensured safety while allowing us to experience the glacier's majesty up close. This hands-on exploration of one of nature's most formidable creations was both humbling and exhilarating. Beyond the ice, Skaftafell is home to some of Iceland's most stunning landscapes. The hike to Svartifoss, a waterfall famed for its basalt column surroundings reminiscent of organ pipes, was a journey through a fairy-tale forest leading to a view that took my breath away. The contrast of the dark columns against the cascading water creates a visual masterpiece that epitomizes the beauty of Icelandic nature. Visiting during the summer months, I was treated to the surreal experience of the midnight sun. The extended daylight hours allowed for more exploration, with the golden hour stretching into infinity, offering perfect lighting for photography enthusiasts and a unique natural spectacle. For those planning to visit, be prepared for all types of weather, even in summer. Layers are your best friend in Iceland's unpredictable climate. Also, booking glacier tours and accommodations in advance is a must, as Skaftafell's popularity among visitors has grown. One tip I would offer is to take the time to simply sit and absorb the vastness and silence of the landscape. In today's fast-paced world, the tranquility found in the heart of Iceland's natural beauty offers a rare moment of reflection and connection with the earth. My journey through Skaftafell was a testament to the power and beauty of nature, leaving me with memories of awe-inspiring landscapes and moments of pure wonder under the midnight sun. #GlacierAdventures #IcelandExplorations #MidnightSunMagic #SkaftafellSpectacular #NatureAtItsFinest #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip

Vatnajokull National Park is the largest national park in Iceland, established in 2008, with a total area of about 14,000 square kilometers. It is located in southeastern Iceland and includes the Vatnajokull glacier and surrounding mountains, volcanoes, lakes, glaciers, waterfalls and other natural landscapes. Vatnajokull is one of the largest ice caps in Europe, covering more than a third of Iceland. There are also many other natural landscapes in the park, such as Dettifoss, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, Jokulsarlon glacier lake, Grindavik volcano, etc., it is a spectacular place. As a national park, the main purpose of Vatnajokull National Park is to protect and preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the area, while providing opportunities for visitors to engage in outdoor activities and natural exploration. The park offers many activities such as hiking, glacier climbing, skiing, rock climbing, etc., allowing visitors to experience these beautiful landscapes up close.

Iceland, a unique and independent place. Here you can not only appreciate the volcanic blue ice cave. But the diamond beach is not to be missed. 😍😍😍 🌟Highlights: Iceland's unique black beach, formed by volcanic rock weathering. And on it are the perennial ice left by the glacier. Crystal clear, worthy of the name of diamond. 👍👍👍 Although the cold wind is biting, but holding a piece of it under the sun is really dazzling. Paired with the distant waves of the sea, everything is so perfect. 🤭🤭🤭 Refreshing, absolutely unseen elsewhere.

Bring the sunset at Diamond Beach to life. Light is the source of all atmospheres. I was involved in this Nirvana sunset at Diamond Beach from three o'clock to five o'clock every moment. Life was sea-wide. However, what I saw in front of me was enough.

Iceland combines ice and fire, where the scenery allows you to experience the beauty of two polar opposites at once. North: Step into the glacier national park, traverse the vast glaciers, as if you are in a world of ice and snow. East: Through the transparent waves of the diamond beach, admire the aurora dancing in the sky. South: Amidst the howling tides of the black sand beach, look up at the fiery eruption of the volcano. West: Overlook the green farmland from the grand waterfall, feel the nurturing of the earth. Not only does it have the aurora and volcanoes, Iceland also has simple and friendly residents. Here, you can both appreciate the magnificent scenery and enjoy a peaceful life. Iceland is a masterpiece of nature, and also a country that brings endless surprises to the soul. Why not add it to your next travel plan.

THIS IS NOT A POPULAR GLACIER? When you think of glaciers, Fjallsárlón Glacier is probably not the first one that comes to mind because it’s less well known to the public! This stunning glacial lake filled with beautiful icebergs is often compared with the commonly known Jökulsárlón! Did you know that the duo are in such close proximity that they are only just a few kilometres away from each other? Unlike Jökulsárlón, here you can get up close and personal with the glacier from the shore, and sometimes get very close to the colossal ice blocks that regularly run aground on the bank (just like the photos!) The ice changes colour depending on the sunlight and varies from white to blue to black with the great Öræfajökull in the background! The next time someone mentions about Glaciers in Iceland, don’t forget to show them this! 🌎🇮🇸 . . . . #icelandguide #icelandexplore #travelblogger #icelandroadtrip #icelandtravel #icelandphotography #iceland🇮🇸 #icelandadventure #visiticeland #icelandtourism #icelandtrip #wanderlust #travelgram #travelphotography #traveladdict #travelguide #traveldiaries #fallishere

Nestled along Iceland's stunning southern coast lies the enigmatic and alluring Black Diamond Beach. With its jet-black volcanic sands glistening like precious gems, this otherworldly landscape is a photographer's dream and a nature lover's paradise. The juxtaposition of the obsidian-hued sands against the roaring white-capped waves of the North Atlantic Ocean creates a mesmerizing spectacle that's both surreal and captivating. The beach owes its name to the countless glimmering ice chunks, resembling black diamonds, that wash ashore from the nearby Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. As the sunlight dances on these ice fragments, it's as if you're standing in the midst of a celestial treasure trove (Literally, in the last pic!) Visiting Black Diamond Beach was an unforgettable experience, a chance to witness the raw forces of nature at their most dramatic. It's a place where the elements collide, where icy remnants and volcanic sands meet, and where every step feels like a journey into the heart of Iceland's wild and untamed beauty. Exploring this unique destination is like stepping into a different world, one that's surreal, serene, and simply spectacular. #BlackDiamondBeach #IcelandicBeauty #NatureWonders #TravelDreams #fallishere

#timetotravel My visit to the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon in Iceland was a surreal encounter with nature's artistry. Nestled in the southeastern part of the country, this otherworldly lagoon dazzled me with its icy expanse and floating icebergs. As I stood on its shores, the glacial giants reflected in the water's stillness, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The vivid blue hues and the haunting silence were captivating. The lagoon's remote location and its accessible hours allowed me to absorb its tranquility. The Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon wasn't just a destination; it was a testament to the Earth's wondrous creations and a poignant reminder of the impact of climate change, leaving me in awe of its beauty and humbled by its fragile existence.

1. Address: Jökul Salon Features: Glacier Terrain Rating: 10 2. Features: Glacier topography and landscape, the knowledge in geography textbooks comes to life on the page 3. Rating: 10

After a sleepless night, my brain was idle for a whole night. Wake up at six o'clock, that's good. Quietly watching the silhouette of distant mountains in front of the hotel window. Until dawn, the clouds were torn apart by the morning air. I drove to Diamond Beach. In the warm and subtle sunrise Watching the waves wash the beach. Gold condenses in time. With the wind go

I found that I have a super strong affinity with snow 🥳 Every time it snows, something good happens, to the point where all my travels now revolve around snowscapes and skiing! Today, I'll take you to see the world's most beautiful snowscapes, starting with the places I've been to 👍🏻 Each place has its own wonderful stories, and let's also set sail for my skiing dreams 💨 🎈Finland Lapland Santa Claus's fairy tale world! The unique polar scenery and indigenous ethnic customs 🎊 really captured my heart. I even met a very interesting couple at the ski resort. 🎈Icelandic Glacier Lake Like a galaxy-like glacier lake, beautiful like a painting, it gives me a feeling of falling into a fairyland 💫. 🎈Hokkaido, Japan Come to the romantic snow country for a tempting journey, a silver-white world with flowing ice, snow-capped mountains, hot springs, and a grand snow festival. Search "Xiecheng" for a full snow experience, share your snow stories and win a limited edition "Seven Sweet" product!

2022 More than Travel · 2022 is really a year worth commemorating for myself, because I have traveled to more than 10 countries one after another, and all the experiences and memories are unforgettable. On the journey, everything is a treasure worth cherishing. Not just the moments on the road. Beautiful scenery is also a tribute to the younger self of a second ago. P1 Another perspective of the landmark of the Faroe Islands, the sun's last moments before sunset. The afterglow shines on this place in the North Atlantic, more like the end of the world than Iceland. At the place. P2 Wake up early and climb up the knife-edge peak of the Dolomites, thinking that time It's too late for any good scenery, but the clouds and mist on the other side of the valley... Starting to drift towards me, walking on the ridge of the mountain is like dancing in the clouds. P -At the end of the Norwegian continent in the Lofoten Islands, although it is already polar day, the inland highlands are still frozen, and flying high in the sky, you can see lakes extending inward level by level. P4 -In the mountains of Senja Island. At the summit, I saw the most steep mountain and sea line, because there was almost no daylight. The setting sun forms a long-lasting glow that spreads between the sea and sky. P5 day. Climbing up from the Funes Valley, rushing through the forest, all for the sake of being able to... Arrive at the campsite at the foot of the mountain before sunset and see the huge range of sunlight covering the Golden Mountain, with the sunshine also turning the thunderstorm clouds behind it bright red. P6 - Iceland. One of the most charming attractions, Diamond Beach, turns pink at sunset. Nasir's belt reflects the distant snow-capped mountains and sea mist, and the beach is full of washed up items. The blue "diamond" that comes up. The Mont Saint-Michel at sunrise on page 70 is solemn. Solitary and desolate, but when the first ray of sunlight shines, the shepherds and sheepdogs drive the flock to the seaside to graze, and the scene comes to life. P8 Ten. Looking for a cloud cave in a blizzard is very lucky, especially when it happens to be above Grass Hat Mountain. The fierce wind on the ground is still blowing snowflakes, but... Don't hinder the aurora dancing in the sky. P9 - Silakuzha seaside lighthouse. Above the ruins next to me, the winter Milky Way and Orion are hanging high, in this In a place with level 8 light pollution in the city, surprised at how good the view towards the sea can be. Details of the starry sky. P10+Connected in the Faroe Islands due to a major aurora outbreak. Chasing the aurora for two nights, due to the aurora almost covering a 180-degree field of view, It allows the summer Milky Way and red-green aurora to be framed together. P11 - Brad. It's truly a fairyland town, suitable for visiting in late autumn, with small islands in the calm lake. Just like floating there, the sunrise sun shines the autumn leaves even more golden. P12. On a fall day, take the uphill train to Heidelberg's Königstuhl mountain, Experience the romantic feeling of driving through the golden autumn forests.