I would love to visit Iceland someday! I've had friends go over there many times both during the summer solstice to witness the midnight sun as well as in the winter (usually in February). The landscapes look incredible there!
I went in March which still had Northern lights being visible, next time I want to go in September so I can go whale watching and have the possibility to see northern lights again. Unfortunately during this time ice cave hiking is impossible because the temperatures are too high. You are right there are really seasons for everything!
Yes - check out this video, every single place is outlined in the order it was stayed at! Hope it's helpful! Thank you! ruclips.net/video/jMUbtzpZyzs/видео.html
hi Mahna, this is awesome, thank you! do you have an itinerary from your trip? im going in June and I just started to plan. Want to go from north to south, ending the ring road trip in the golden circle area (I went in 2018 and only did the golden circle, so rather do that last and do things/see things that i've not seen..haha)
Hi there, thanks so much! I'm so glad it was helpful! The closest I have to an itinerary is this Iceland Travel Vlog: ruclips.net/video/jMUbtzpZyzs/видео.html&feature=shares happy travels!
Planning to visit in June , but what i am afraid of is the ⛄️ activities wont be there , any recommendations or help if y know these are all sessons long ?
Hi! I’m hopefully going to Iceland in late June this year, I’m kinda starting to plan my trip and I honestly feel soooo overwhelmed with the many options, I kinda want to just pay for a tour in a place like “Guide to Iceland” but I don’t know if that would be the best option, also I don’t know what would be best, to do a self-drive tour or like a guided tour where they pick you up every morning, I also do not know what age is the minimum age to be able to do one of those self drive tours (I’m 24). I’m kinda on the low budget side cause I’ll be going 2 weeks to Germany before doing to island, honestly I just want to do like 4 days (for the monetary restraints) with a budget of max 1,200 dlls without including flights, could you maybe give me some guidance in where to start? I would really really appreciated it
Gotchu! Dont overthink it! Iceland travel can be as easy as committing to a budget tour, a mid range tour with EF Ultimate Break (they have some short tour options too), or just renting a car or camper van and doing it on your own! I would make a list of the pros and cons of the type of experiences you're looking to have, the level of independence and customization you want, and deciding on a tour or solo experience that way! Hope it helps. Either way you cant go wrong and you'll be mesmerized by the adventures and expediences Iceland has to offer. Happy travels!
I hear this all the time about the food being subpar in Iceland. Here's the thing tho, usually these are the people who are camping and traveling across the whole country. Most of these parts are remote and not much is there in terms of fine dining experiences. To compare the food in cities like Italy to remote areas of Iceland is like comparing American cuisine in NYC with the countryside like Montana or something. You can't expect to be eating michelin star quality food while traveling in a camper van. Just food for thought
planning a trip this october for my birthday! thanks for the helpful tips!
Glad it was helpful! Happy travels and happy early birthday!
i needed this when I went to iceland a few months ago!! the Blue Lagoon was AMAZING
Omg isnt it?! Such an awesome place!! Thank you!!
Iceland is quiet but stunning
Oooh yes, perfect description
Awesome videos in your channel! Greetings, Christian!
Thank you so much! Cheers!
I would love to visit Iceland someday! I've had friends go over there many times both during the summer solstice to witness the midnight sun as well as in the winter (usually in February). The landscapes look incredible there!
I hope you can travel there someday soon! The landscapes are next level wild. That is so awesome!!
Definitely on my bucket list
I hope you get to visit Iceland someday soon!
Iceland is a beautiful place with rich nature.
everything is alive.
I want to go.
I enjoyed it.😁😄😃
Absolutely amazing country yes! A travel, nature, and adventure lovers paradise! happy travels, thanks for checking it out!
We loved Iceland 🇮🇸. One of our favorites 🤩
Iceland is absolutely amazing! Thats awesome 😊
Nice video, and good job pronouncing those icelandic names :D About to plan my first trip there, looking forward to it.
haha thanks so much! That's so exciting, happy travels!
Super helpful. Thank you. I'm planning a vacation with my wife and I within the year.
Excellent video! Love it.
Thank you so much! Appreciate it!
I went in March which still had Northern lights being visible, next time I want to go in September so I can go whale watching and have the possibility to see northern lights again. Unfortunately during this time ice cave hiking is impossible because the temperatures are too high. You are right there are really seasons for everything!
Oh wow that is awesome!! Yes! Iceland really is amazing for so many different reasons
Iceland..🥺😍❤️
Iceland is so amazing!
Thank you for this beautiful video
hope to see you In Morocco soo
Thank you so much! I'd love to travel there someday!
great video, thanks.
Can u pl give us a complete travel itinerary? Like hotels u booked etc! Btw very informative video!
Yes - check out this video, every single place is outlined in the order it was stayed at! Hope it's helpful! Thank you! ruclips.net/video/jMUbtzpZyzs/видео.html
Thats really helpful video. Could you please tell Which month of the year did you go there?
hi Mahna, this is awesome, thank you! do you have an itinerary from your trip? im going in June and I just started to plan. Want to go from north to south, ending the ring road trip in the golden circle area (I went in 2018 and only did the golden circle, so rather do that last and do things/see things that i've not seen..haha)
Hi there, thanks so much! I'm so glad it was helpful! The closest I have to an itinerary is this Iceland Travel Vlog: ruclips.net/video/jMUbtzpZyzs/видео.html&feature=shares happy travels!
Great video. Planning a trip right now. Did you went to these sites, waterfalls on your own or did you do tours?
So exciting! On my own with a rental car! Check out this vlog for the journey: ruclips.net/video/jMUbtzpZyzs/видео.html&feature=shares
Planning to visit in June , but what i am afraid of is the ⛄️ activities wont be there , any recommendations or help if y know these are all sessons long ?
Hi! I’m hopefully going to Iceland in late June this year, I’m kinda starting to plan my trip and I honestly feel soooo overwhelmed with the many options, I kinda want to just pay for a tour in a place like “Guide to Iceland” but I don’t know if that would be the best option, also I don’t know what would be best, to do a self-drive tour or like a guided tour where they pick you up every morning, I also do not know what age is the minimum age to be able to do one of those self drive tours (I’m 24). I’m kinda on the low budget side cause I’ll be going 2 weeks to Germany before doing to island, honestly I just want to do like 4 days (for the monetary restraints) with a budget of max 1,200 dlls without including flights, could you maybe give me some guidance in where to start? I would really really appreciated it
Gotchu! Dont overthink it! Iceland travel can be as easy as committing to a budget tour, a mid range tour with EF Ultimate Break (they have some short tour options too), or just renting a car or camper van and doing it on your own! I would make a list of the pros and cons of the type of experiences you're looking to have, the level of independence and customization you want, and deciding on a tour or solo experience that way! Hope it helps. Either way you cant go wrong and you'll be mesmerized by the adventures and expediences Iceland has to offer. Happy travels!
Regarding campgrounds - absolutely no need to book ahead of time.
Good to know!
I hear this all the time about the food being subpar in Iceland. Here's the thing tho, usually these are the people who are camping and traveling across the whole country. Most of these parts are remote and not much is there in terms of fine dining experiences. To compare the food in cities like Italy to remote areas of Iceland is like comparing American cuisine in NYC with the countryside like Montana or something. You can't expect to be eating michelin star quality food while traveling in a camper van. Just food for thought
Fun fact: Iceland is the world 's most peaceful country 🇮🇸☮️
Wow no way! That’s awesome. I believe it! I felt a lot of peace in Iceland
Why do ppl say ‘I would link here” and never do? Don’t say it.
Can you send me the whole itinerary on Google doc lol