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11/11/2023

Upon arriving in Egilsstaðir, delve into the area’s natural beauty and explore some of its top attractions. A must-visit is Seydisfjordur, a charming village known for its colorful houses and vibrant arts scene. Make sure to take a walk along Rainbow Road.

11/11/2023

Morning
Kick off your day with a delicious breakfast in Mývatn before setting out on the roughly 2-hour drive to Egilsstaðir, located in the Eastfjords of eastern Iceland. This approximately 180-kilometer journey will take you through a variety of landscapes, from volcanic fields to lush farmlands and rugged fjords.

11/11/2023

Upon arrival in Mývatn, take some time to explore the area’s top attractions. Visit the Mývatn Nature Baths, a geothermal lagoon where you can relax in the warm waters while enjoying the stunning surroundings. Another must-see is Dimmuborgir, a lava field known for its dramatic volcanic rock formations. If you’re interested in wildlife, be sure to check out the various birdwatching opportunities around the lake.

02/11/2023

Hallgrímskirkja: The Church of Hallgrímur is Iceland’s national church. This iconic church is one of the tallest structures in Iceland and offers an incredible view of the city from its tower.
Harpa Concert Hall: This stunning piece of modern architecture is home to the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra. You can take a guided tour or enjoy a concert.
Sun Voyager: This beautiful sculpture by Jón Gunnar Árnason is a must-see. It represents a dreamboat and an ode to the sun. Check out the Top 5 Natural Wonders of Reykjavik
Laugavegur: This is the main shopping street in Reykjavik, filled with boutiques, restaurants, and cafes.
Old Harbour: This area has been transformed into a lively district with restaurants, cafes, and museums.
Reykjavik Art Museum: This museum is home to a vast collection of modern and contemporary Icelandic art.

02/11/2023

Once you get to Reykjavik there are so many things to see and do. With a Viking history and a stunning Nordic setting, Reykjavik is a modern city where you can relax and plan for the days ahead.

30/10/2023

Most of Iceland’s ring road is paved and it has two-lane traffic, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t rugged. There are some single-lane bridges and narrow passes, and weather can change quickly. We sometimes had very limited visibility. So rent a 4WD.

30/10/2023

The Ring Road is Iceland’s national road Route 1. It circles nearly the entire country spanning 1,322 kilometers (821 mi). Most people drive the ring road in 7 days and you can even see a lot of the most popular ring road attractions in just a few days. But we recommend at least 10 days to see Iceland. Even then you will probably want a few more days, but this is a 10-day Iceland ring road itinerary that will take you through some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes and top attractions.

14/10/2023