Check our Articles for this Top 10 must-do’s in Iceland:1. The Golden Circle
The Golden Circle is the most famous and basic circuit par excellence. Any tourist visiting the island takes this tour. And it is not surprising, its three important stops teach us great curiosities closely related to the island. From geysers to plate tectonics.
This glacial lake is something that everyone should visit and know. The scenic beauty is incomparable; you can sail by boat and get closer to the million-year-old glacier wall. Also, you can see icebergs floating everywhere. A polar experience without going to the pole.
The world-famous waters of the Blue Lagoon is the perfect place to relax. These turquoise waters, full of silica, provide benefits for the skin and the body. After a long journey, what more could you ask for?
4. Reykjavík
The great capital of Iceland. And although it is not that big in size, it is rich in places to discover. Enjoy its corners, cafes, views of the bay, and the Icelandic way of life.
5. Pools
10. Volcano Tour
Iceland24
February 2015
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i will be visiting iceland for the month of march for a artist residency at Nes, in Skagastrond. I have been to Iceland twice before, but several years ago and always in May/June. I traveled the ring road around both times. However, during this stay I am going to leave the north (I have rented a car) and meet my kids (18 and 21) in reykavik and tour the south for 5 days. I was planning on a stay near Gullfoss, one night in the Vik area, 2 nights near the Glacier Lagoon (and the Vatnajökull)…and one night in Reykavik. However, I just noticed you are not recommending a visit to Vatnajökull area until May. Is that area off limits in mid march?
If it is I may revise my itinerary. (I did see your post about touring the South Iceland travel guide article)