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冰岛露营攻略｜租车、帐篷、露营卡、指定露营区域、装备
图片来自: Philip Gunkel面朝峡湾，伴着阳光醒来；背对群山，披着极光入睡，你是否想象过这样的场景？旅行冰岛，可以参加旅行团，可以自驾游览；但如果想要体验自然，最好的方式便是深入其中，还有什么方式比露营更加直接呢？这一篇，我们就向大家提供一份冰岛露营指南，介绍有关露营的方方面面。拓展阅读及相关旅行资源：许多冰岛人都热衷于野外
Richard Chapman
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Hi, I’m Richard. I lived in Iceland for a decade, during which I traveled the country extensively and worked as a guide for several leading travel companies. I’m passionate about writing and sharing the best travel experiences Iceland has to offer so visitors can discover and enjoy the magic of this incredible country just like I did.
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Guide to Iceland｜冰岛最大的线上旅行平台
Guide to Iceland是谁？何时成立？为何成立？自成立以来发生了哪些变化？继续阅读，全面了解Guide to Iceland。了解冰岛旅游的注意事项观看最棒的冰岛旅行视频查看10张惊艳摄影作品带你看美丽冰岛自成立以来，Guide to Iceland一直秉承同一个纯粹的使命：为前往冰岛寻求难忘假期的游客提供最好的服务、最优的
The Giants of Iceland | Strength Beyond Measure
Iceland has long been known for tall tales of tall heroes and their incredible strength. Some of Iceland's best-known cultural icons, in fact, are the country's log-lif
冰岛的3月：旅行必备指南
您是否在计划3月来冰岛旅游呢？3月的冰岛是什么样的？天气如何？需要穿多少衣服？有哪些景点开放参观？有什么活动可以参加？北极光还能看到吗？还能进冰岛探险吗？带着这些疑问，一起阅读这篇3月冰岛旅游攻略吧！临近3月底，冰岛的冬天终于准备退场，日照时间逐渐多于黑夜，各地的积雪开始融化。3月是冰岛的旅游淡季，也是找到冰岛平价住宿和廉价航班的大好
雷克雅未克历史
冰岛首都雷克雅未克是世界最北的首都，生活在首都地区的人数占冰岛总人口的近三分之二。如今的雷克雅未克是一座充满活力的国际化都市，却又保持着格调出众的小镇风情。这座城市时刻焕发着迷人的韵味，吸引着世界各地的游客来此欣赏雷克雅未克的城市风光，体验各具特色的节日，品尝北欧特色的美食，感受雷克雅未克疯狂洒脱的夜生活。雷克雅未克是冰岛人最早的定居
冰岛的动物们
冰岛是一个植被稀少的火山、冰川之国，动物种类虽然不算多样，但也绝非贫乏，而且别具特色。这一篇，我们就来详细介绍几种冰岛特有的动物及其特别之处，讲述冰岛羊、冰岛马、海鹦、鲸鱼的故事，每种都可爱到让人想抱回家！首批定居冰岛的维京人九世纪才到达冰岛，而在此之前，冰岛一直是北极狐的天下，当然还有栖息海中的海洋生物与翱翔天际的鸟儿。千年之后的今
冰岛同性恋文化拾零
冰岛，一个自由之风盛行，堪称同性恋天堂的国家。在这里，人们可以随”性”而为。无论性别如何、性取向如何，人人都能享受到平等而友好的待遇。冰岛人更是从立法、媒体、政治等多个方面不断推进平权运动，开放、尊重、平等的北欧价值观真的值得全世界学习、借鉴。也正因为此，许多来冰岛旅行的人都希望领略冰岛的同性恋文化，每年八月的雷克雅未克同志游行更是冰
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When The Raven Flies | An Icelandic Classic Airing at Bio Paradise
With Avengers: Endgame, Detective Pikachu and ToyStory 4 making 2019 an explosive year for cinema, visiting a small, alternative theatre for an edgy foreign film or independent movie may not be the top of everyone’s agenda. With the current screening going on at Bío Paradís, however, anyone in Reykjavík would be quite amiss to overlook it. When the Raven Flies slipped past mainstream success after being snubbed from nomination for Best Foreign Film in the 1984 Oscars but developed a devoted following since. It has been voted the best Icelandic film of all time and is considered one of the g
The Best Icelandic Literature for a Non-Icelander
Having lived in Iceland for nearly four years now, I feel like I have managed to read quite a lot of the literature that has so vividly coloured this nation’s history. Icelanders, unlike much of the rest of the world, remember their writers and poets far more than any kings or warriors, so indulging in the nation’s poems, novels and sagas is an essential part of soaking up their culture. Of course, I have barely scratched the surface of what is out there. Icelanders write more books per capita than any other nation, and approximately one in ten Icelanders have a book of some form published.
Trekking in Iceland
Personally, I prefer sitting down to standing up, and lying down to sitting, so you can imagine where hiking rests on my list of favourite things to do. However, after four summers in Iceland, I had run out of excuses as to why I could not join some friends on a multi-day trekking tour through the Highlands. Don’t get me wrong; I adore the Icelandic Highlands; I’d been to Landmannalaugar on several occasions, although admittedly, I spent far longer in the hot springs than I had on the trails. I’d even taken a seven-hour-long trek along the Fimmvörðuháls Pass in my early years as a guide, in
The Drag Scene in Iceland
With around three-hundred thousand people and a national style that revolves around a coarsely knitted woollen sweater, you could be forgiven for thinking that drag culture in Iceland would not have a big presence. If you were to be talking about Iceland three years ago, you would be correct. Not any more. Since 2015, drag in Iceland has exploded, and today, it is one of the most recognised cultural scenes in the country; it can barely even be described as ‘up-and-coming’ any more, based on its quick and notable success. To help out a reader unfamiliar with drag culture, it is basicall
The Cliffs at Krysuvikurbjarg
The great stretch of cliffs at Krýsuvíkurbjarg are amongst the best bird-watching sites in Iceland; in summer, 60,000 residents nest within the sheer face, including favourites such as puffins and peewits. As we travelled there on a snowy, February morning, however, we knew that our experience of this place was going to be rather untraditional. Before I go on, I must emphasise: this is not a standard sightseeing location in winter. Firstly, most of the birds that call the cliff home are migratory, so you cannot expect to see the abundance of life that makes Krýsuvíkurbjarg famous. Secondly,
The Ruins of Selatangar
Looking across the rugged, desolate lava fields, to the angry, churning waters of the Atlantic Ocean, it is hard to believe that anyone could have lived at Selatangar. Yet from the middle ages to the late 19th Century, this stretch of beach was a popular hub during the region’s fishing season. Find Tours by Attraction here. As the nation started to industrialise, it was deserted, and the buildings that remained fell into disrepair; all that is left now are some crumbling ruins hidden amongst the rugged terrain, making it a haunting yet somehow bewitching location. I visited Selatangar
Brimketill on the Reykjanes Peninsula
There are hidden geological gems all around Iceland, places where volcanic activity and brutal exposure to the elements form the beautiful phenomena that make this country so unique. You can find hexagonal basalt columns; sea arches and pillars; towering lava formations; and on the south side of the Reykjanes Peninsula, Brimketill. Carved by the pounding of waves against soft lava rock, Brimketill is a large, natural pool that sits at the bottom of a cliff at the ocean’s edge. In summer, it is a place of beauty and serenity; in winter, it becomes a place of dramatic wonder. I visited in
The enchantment of Óbyggðasetrið, the Wilderness Center
I’ve been in Iceland for three years, and spent over two of them as a tour guide; still, however, I am yet to visit the magnificent Highlands. As a lover of nature, it is a little shameful to admit, but I have fallen into the trap of only exploring the country from the Ringroad, without actually getting into the middle of it. My main excuse is that the highlands can seem a little inaccessible for a homebody like me. The trips I have been invited on were all multi-day hikes and camping excursions, and I have just not felt adventurous enough to put myself that far from my creature comforts.
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