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8 Things I love About Iceland

Okay, let’s be honest, this list could be WAY longer than 8 things. Yet as we are settling into our new country, there are things that are new that I notice and love. In no particular order, 8 things that…

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Is seeing puffins on your Icelandic bucket list? 😍 These guys are the CUTEST! From May until August is the best time to see puffins in Iceland as they arrive during the summer months. They can be found in various locations on the cliffs of Iceland, but my favorite place to see them? 📍Borgarfjörður Eystri Want to know the best places to find puffins and all the Iceland things? I have guides and digital maps that will help you plan the best trip ever. ✨ DM me the word “MAPS” and I’ll send you all the VIP details!
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5 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT ICELAND IN THE SPRINGTIME 💐 👉 It’s a time of extended daylight and minimal rainfall, making it a great time to explore the country’s many sights. 👉 The purple lupine is starting to sprout everywhere! The lush green landscapes, half-snow-capped mountains and purple flowers are the prettiest look 😍 👉 Almost all areas of Iceland are accessible in the spring, with the exception of the Highlands (i.e. Landmannalaugar, þórsmörk, and other areas with heavy snowfall). This makes it such an exciting time for travelers who want to explore popular areas outside of Reykjavik and the Golden Circle, like the Ring Road, North Iceland, Snæfellsness, and the Westfjords! 👉 Another pro of visiting Iceland in May is that it’s still considered off-season, meaning that there are fewer tourists around than in the later summer months of June, July, and August. This makes it a great time to visit without having to deal with large crowds! 👉 The weather is mild and you don’t have to worry about unpredictable weather like getting caught in a snow or ice storm! This also means that driving is a breeze. Have you taken a trip to Iceland in the spring? Or is it on your bucket list? Let me know in the comments!!
Everything you need to know about picking your per Everything you need to know about picking your perfect vehicle for your Iceland Road Trip! SWIPE 👉 to read about the best rental options! 🚙 Book your @bluecarrental with my VIP link and automatically save 5% off your car rental https://bit.ly/IcelandCarDiscount 🚐 Book your campervan with @happycampers using the code IWV10 to get a 10% discount off total rental price http://bit.ly/ReserveHappyCampers Save this post for planning your Iceland road trip!
I will FOREVER recommend renting a car for your Ic I will FOREVER recommend renting a car for your Iceland trip 🚙💨 Why? Because there's truly nothing like seeing the country on your own terms. Sure, organized tours are nice…. But being able to go wherever you like, whenever you want? Complete freedom! 🌭 You can choose your own restaurants 💧Stop at little waterfalls along the way to your destination 📸 And get out for a photo opp anytime you see a breathtaking view you need to capture… It’s simply the best, friends! Pssst. Want exclusive discounts for your Icelandic road trip? Hit the link in bio to grab a 5% discount for my all-time favorite company, Blue Car Rental! 🔗
Feeling overwhelmed about WHEN to plan your Icelan Feeling overwhelmed about WHEN to plan your Iceland trip? 🤔 I get it, because Iceland is honestly gorgeous in every single season…so how can you pick just ONE? As someone who knows and loves ALL of Iceland’s seasons, I’ve got you covered 🥰 Choosing when to visit Iceland all depends on your unique vision for your trip. In my latest blog post, I’m dishing out all of the pros and cons for each season in Iceland… So you can make an educated decision on when to visit this beautiful country I call home. In it, you’ll learn: 👉 What the weather’s like in every season in Iceland 👉 The best season to beat the crowds 👉 When you can catch the Northern Lights 👉 The exact daylight hours for each season And more! Read the post on the best time to visit Iceland in the link in my bio! 🔗
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Traveling to Iceland in the winter? Remember these Traveling to Iceland in the winter? Remember these 5 things! 👇 👉 Be prepared Iceland can be unpredictable, especially when it comes to weather and road conditions during the winter! I know that you might be an adventurous traveler, but trust me when I say – don’t leave things up to chance when it comes to planning your Iceland trip. Start planning well in advance! 👉 Make the most of daylight hours You want to remember that Iceland has very limited light hours during the winter (like only 4 hours in the darkest months!) So be sure to plan your activities during this window and maximize the time when the sun comes out to play ☀️ 👉 Pack a swimsuit! The best way to fill those darker hours? Geothermal pools! There’s nothing for rewarding than soaking in a hot spring after a cold winter day exploring Iceland. 👉 Be safe Iceland is one of the safest countries you could travel to, but you have to respect mother nature. Because she can be seriously fierce! This means adhering to all warnings, and always erring on the side of caution. Better to be safe than sorry, and end up stranded somewhere you don’t want to be! 👉 Catch the Northern lights! If the Northern Lights are on your bucket list, then a winter trip is the perfect time to catch them. I have an entire guide on how to see the Northern Lights in Iceland, so just DM me “AURORA” if you want more info ✨ Let me know in the comments...which season do you want to visit Iceland? ⬇️
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