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How to Read Aurora Forecasts for Your Iceland Adventure
Aurora forecasts predict the likelihood of seeing the northern lights, based on solar activity and atmospheric conditions. They give us an idea of when and where the aurora might be visible. A typical forecast includes details like the aurora strength (measured on the KP index) and cloud cover, both of which affect visibility. The excitement…
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Ultimate Serenity at The Blue Lagoon
Step into the ultimate sanctuary of relaxation – The Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon began as a simple pool of water left behind by the Svartsengi power plant. Over time, its unique healing properties and alluring blue hues, a result of high silica and mineral concentrations, transformed this ‘blue muddy pond’ into a world-renowned spa…
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Secret Lagoon: Dive into Iceland’s Geothermal Hidden Gem
If you’re planning a trip to Iceland and looking for a unique experience, the Secret Lagoon should be at the top of your list. Nestled in the small village of Flúðir, this geothermal pool offers an authentic Icelandic hot spring experience that’s steeped in history and surrounded by natural beauty. The History of the Secret…
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Unforgettable Relaxation at Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal baths
Laugarvatn Fontana is my favourite geothermal spa in Iceland. Located within the Golden Circle, the Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal baths are the perfect place to unwind after a day of adventure. Lesser known than the famous Blue Lagoon, Fontana spa is frequented by locals and tourists alike. With a great cafe attached and four different pools…
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10 Incredible Things To Do in Iceland in December
Discover the ultimate guide to things to do in Iceland in December. As the land of fire and ice transforms into a magical winter wonderland, Iceland boasts snow-covered landscapes and the potential for spotting the Northern Lights. December is my favourite time to visit Iceland, and in this post, I delve into all the reasons…
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Black Beach Iceland: 6 Captivating Reasons to Visit Beautiful Reynisfjara
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Reynisfjara, Iceland’s stunning Black Beach. Explore its dramatic landscapes, unique volcanic geology and the raw power of the Atlantic Ocean. From towering basalt columns to mysterious caves, Reynisfjara offers an other-worldly backdrop for travel enthusiasts. It’s time to discover all the reasons that make it a must-visit!
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I’m Amy, a UK-based travel-lover with a passion for nature, adventure, and good coffee. My love for Iceland began over a decade ago when I first stepped into its wild landscapes—and I’ve been hooked ever since. When I’m not editing photos or planning my next trip north, you’ll find me sipping a latte and dreaming of glaciers and hot springs.