Visiting Lapland was one of the top items on my bucket list and visiting in real life felt like a dream! We flew to Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland at the end of our month long holiday in the UK, Iceland and Scandinavia. We were in Rovaniemi for just over 24 hours (about a day and a half) and managed ...
Skógafoss: Our Favourite Icelandic Waterfall
Skogafoss is more than 60m high, making it one of Iceland's largest waterfalls. It's a breathtaking waterfall where you can often see rainbows dancing across the water and it was one of our favourite waterfalls. Enroute we stopped to check out Eyjafjallajökull mountain which was the volcano ...
Vik: Black Sand Beaches & Glaciers
Iceland's south coast is breathtaking. There isn't many places you can visit waterfalls, lava fields covered in moss, black sand beaches, picturesque villages and glaciers. In Iceland you can do just that, and all of these sites are located just off the main Ring Road. We had the best time ...
Svartifoss: The Black Waterfall
Svartifoss is one of the most unique waterfalls we’ve ever seen. Located in Skatafell, part of Vatnajökull National park, it stands at 20 metres tall, elegantly cascading over black basalt columns. Svartifoss literally stands for 'black waterfall' and is worth the hike when visiting Iceland's south ...
Fjallsarlon: The Other Glacier Lagoon
Most people who travel to Iceland know about Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, which is a highlight of many people’s Icelandic holidays, and certainly was for us! If you do also have time, we would definitely recommend visiting the neighbouring, lesser-known glacier or iceberg lagoon, Fjallsárlón! Our ...
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