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Hi, my name is Regína and I was born and raised here in Iceland. Since 2013 I have written 320 travel blogs about various interesting places to visit in Iceland. I hope you enjoy reading my travel-blog :)

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Lundarreykjadalur Valley in West-Iceland - the Natural Hot Pools Krosslaug and Englandshver

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Lundarreykjadalur Valley in West-Iceland - the Natural Hot Pools Krosslaug and Englandshver

In my last travel-blog, I told you about a drive I made on a mountain road to visit the majestic waterfall Hvítserkur in a gully off the beaten path. We had taken the road Uxahryggir number 52 and turned onto the mountain road F-508 leading to Skorradalur valley. Now I want to show you where the Uxahryggir road would have taken us if we hadn't turned off it to visit Hvítserkur waterfall. Straight into the 25 km long Lundarreykjadalur valley. This valley holds some natural attractions, as here you will find 2 natural hot springs, in which it is possible to bathe. They are called Krosslaug

The majestic Waterfall Hvítserkur in Fitjaá River in West-Iceland

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The majestic Waterfall Hvítserkur in Fitjaá River in West-Iceland

Did you know that the well-known monolith Hvítserkur on the Vatnsnes peninsula in North Iceland has a lesser-known namesake? A beautiful waterfall off the beaten path in West Iceland also goes by the name Hvítserkur. I had seen a photo of the waterfall Hvítserkur from my father-in-law's hiking tour and was in awe of its beauty. I was adamant to visit this waterfall and get the same photo as he had - of me standing on top of Hvítserkur waterfall. Hvítserkur waterfall The only problem was that I didn't own a jeep, which is needed for the road leading to Hvítserkur. So I waited for 3 years

An interesting Hike into the craggy Kotagil Gorge in North Iceland

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An interesting Hike into the craggy Kotagil Gorge in North Iceland

I love visiting gorges on my travels in Iceland, especially gorges with rivers running through them. As that means that you will find a waterfall at the end of the gorge. Kotagil gorge in Norðurádalur valley in Akrahreppur county (I know this is a mouthful ;)) up in North Iceland is such a gorge. Furthermore it is a very special gorge as it is one of two places in Norðurárdalur which are on the Natural Heritage Register. And you will see why when you visit it. Top photo: by Kotárfoss waterfall in Kotagil with my father-in-law Kotagil gorge The name of the gorge, Kotagil, means the g

The unique Phenomenon Pseudocraters in Iceland

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The unique Phenomenon Pseudocraters in Iceland

I have recently written a travel-blog about my favourite volcanic craters in Iceland. Now I want to show you an interesting phenomenon; the pseudocraters, which can be found in very few places in the world; Iceland, Hawaii, one in the Azore islands - and the Athabasca Valles region of the planet Mars, as far as I know. Top photo: Skútustaðagígar pseudo craters Skútustaðagígar on a sunny autumn day in 2024 I have often heard that Iceland is a feast for geologists and the pseudocraters are for sure a valuable addition to that feast. These rootless craters form when piping hot thin-flowi

The spectacular Katla Ice Cave in South Iceland

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The spectacular Katla Ice Cave in South Iceland

In my travel-blogs through the years I have written about my visits to a couple of seasonal ice caves in Iceland, which form in the wintertime in Vatnajökull, our largest glacier, and in 2018, I visited for the first time a spectacular ice cave close to Vík village in South Iceland. It is called the Katla ice cave, and is located in the Kötlujökull glacier, a ruggedly beautiful icefall of Mýrdalsjökull glacier, Iceland's fourth largest glacier. Here we are in the territory of the most dreaded volcano in Iceland - the subglacial Katla itself! Top photo: inside the Katla ice cave with the

The colourful Þeistareykir Geothermal Area in North Iceland

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The colourful Þeistareykir Geothermal Area in North Iceland

In my travel-blogs through the years, I have shown you several geothermal areas in Iceland, as I love visiting these hot spots in my country. There is one colourful geothermal area in North Iceland that is off the beaten path and lesser-known than the most popular geothermal areas in this part of Iceland. It is called Þeistareykir, and is well worth a visit. Þeistareykir is a very active fumarole area with clay pools and solfataras. Let's have a look at it, and I will throw in a few stories about this area as well. Top photo: steam coming from the Þeistareykir geothermal area The grav

A Local's Experience of the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

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A Local's Experience of the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

The Blue Lagoon is one of the best-known and most popular places to visit in Iceland. Being an Icelander I have visited the Blue Lagoon many, many times through the years, and have always enjoyed my visit. Top photo: enjoing a refreshing drink in the Blue Lagoon Soaking in the Blue Lagoon I have not visited the Blue Lagoon since the volcanic activity started on the Reykjanesskagi peninsula. But my last visit was with a group of Finnish teenagers and their group leaders. We arrived at 18:30 at the Blue Lagoon and stayed for 4 whole hours - the sun was shining and at the end of the d

Soaking in the Geosea Geothermal Sea baths in Húsavík

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Soaking in the Geosea Geothermal Sea baths in Húsavík

New geothermal sea baths, Geosea, have opened on the Húsavíkurhöfði cape in North-Iceland. I had seen some beautiful photos of the sea baths and knew that they would be a great addition to the already flourishing Whale watching capital of Iceland. I was very eager to see them so we travelled up north to try them out. I can describe my experience with one word - heavenly :) Top photo: Soaking in Geosea geothermal sea baths Geosea geothermal sea baths in Húsavík The infinity view from the new geothermal sea baths is breathtaking, and it filled me with such serenity soaking in the hot s

Arnarfjörður Fjord in the Westfjords of Iceland - the Sea Monster Fjord of Iceland!

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Arnarfjörður Fjord in the Westfjords of Iceland - the Sea Monster Fjord of Iceland!

On one of my visits to the Westfjords of Iceland, I visited Arnarfjörður, the second-longest fjord in the Westfjords. It is believed that nowhere else in Iceland have there been more sightings of sea monsters than in this beautiful fjord in Iceland's mysterious Westfjords. We Icelanders have known about the sea monsters ever since the Vikings settled Iceland around 874. Throughout the centuries there have been over 4,000 recorded sightings of sea monsters and lake monsters all around Iceland! Top photo: Admiring the view Dynjandi waterfall Many of the sea monsters have been seen in A

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Lundarreykjadalur Valley in West-Iceland - the Natural Hot Pools Krosslaug and Englandshver

The majestic Waterfall Hvítserkur in Fitjaá River in West-Iceland

An interesting Hike into the craggy Kotagil Gorge in North Iceland

The unique Phenomenon Pseudocraters in Iceland

The spectacular Katla Ice Cave in South Iceland

The colourful Þeistareykir Geothermal Area in North Iceland

A Local's Experience of the Blue Lagoon in Iceland

Soaking in the Geosea Geothermal Sea baths in Húsavík

Arnarfjörður Fjord in the Westfjords of Iceland - the Sea Monster Fjord of Iceland!

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