• We’re heading back south in Iceland along the western coast of the island. The Grábrók Crater, located in the Borgarfjörður region along the scenic Silver Circle route in West Iceland, is a remarkable testament to the country’s volcanic origins. Formed during a fissure eruption about 3,400 years ago, Grábrók is the largest of three craters in the Grábrókarhraun lava field,…

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  • Northern Iceland is an incredible combination of Yellowstone, The Northern Pacific Coast, Glacier National Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, The Tetons, and Niagara Falls.Whale-watching in Skjálfandi Bay is an unforgettable experience!

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  • Not as many tourists venture into Northern Iceland, but it is worth the extra travel! Simply driving up Highway 1 to the north is a feast for the eyes. On this day we started out in the darling city of Akureyri (largest city in the north) and looped through mountains, canyons, lakes, caves, and waterfalls,…

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  • You’ll hear it in this and other videos from Iceland…it was windy! But so worth it! Kerið, a volcanic crater lake located in the Grímsnes area in south Iceland, is one of the most visually stunning geological wonders in the country. This vibrant blue gem, which is part of the Western Volcanic Zone that includes…

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