Iceland | Colors Of Nature

Ever dreamed of a moment where the whole world turns to gold? Iceland’s Wild East gives you that magic — a raw, untouched landscape where the sun melts into the horizon and paints every cliff, fjord, and lonely road in warm, liquid light. It feels like the earth is exhaling, the day softening into something sacred, the kind of golden hour that wraps itself around your soul. Here, mountains rise like ancient guardians, rivers shimmer like silk, and the wind carries the wild scent of freedom. It’s

Ten days in Iceland gives you room to explore without rushing the wonder. Here’s how to stretch the island wide open 🇮🇸⬇️ Days 1 to 3 Start in Reykjavík and work through the Golden Circle. Meet the city through its cafés and harbor walks, then head out to Þingvellir, Geysir, and Gullfoss to understand the landscapes that shaped Icelandic identity. Ease into the South Coast where waterfalls and black sand set the tone for the trip. Days 4 to 5 Move toward Vík, Höfn, and the southeast. Basalt co

No. 9 Must Do In Iceland. The Blue Lagoon experience. The best among the many Lagoons in Iceland. The rest are Earth Lagoon Myvatn, Sky Lagoon Reykjavik and Forest Lagoon Akureyri. The Blue Lagoon was formed accidentally by the runoff from the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant, which began operating in 1976. The superheated, mineral-rich water was released into a lava field, and instead of seeping away, the minerals clogged the pores in the lava, causing the water to pool and form the lag

THIS is why winter in Iceland is pure magic! ☃️😍 Winter kicks off in early November (sometimes even late October 🥶) and typically lasts until the end of March ❄️🏔️❄️ Snowfall timing can vary year to year—and it all depends on where in the country you are 📍 Here’s where this video takes you: - Snæfellsnesvegur (Viking Sword Road) - Siglufjörður, North Iceland - Kvernufoss waterfall - Höfði lighthouse, Reykjavík - Hvammsvík Hot Springs - Sólheimajökull glacier - Hraunfossar waterfalls - Northe