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Iceland is known for its landscapes and it is perpetually covered in snow. It is a must to visit these places in Iceland and enjoy the land of myths, elves, and mythical creatures. It is indeed one of the most inviting places:

The 15 most incredible things to do in Iceland

1- Visit the national park in Snaefellsjokull

The Snaefellsjokull National park is the mighty national park which sits on the signature glaciers with an array of flora and fauna of nature. It is covered with exciting hiking trails and the mesmerizing bird show.

2- Admire the amazing Dynjandi Waterfall

Dynjandi is known for its amazing waterfall in the West fjords part of Iceland and sits on the protected natural reserve. It also has a camping area where you can stay to take the luxury of the majestic waterfalls.

3- Hiking at Hornstrandir nature reserve

Much of Iceland is made of far-flung locations and beautiful scenery with sea cliffs, and romantic mountain bluffs. You need to visit this place to hike in one of the most remote areas where you can catch a glimpse of the Arctic foxes and seals and the occasional whales.  

4- Spend quality time in Rauoasandar Beach

This beach is a sight worth beholding with pink and red colored sand. Bathe in the beach water and sand and experience the pounding waves and turquoise lagoon. Sunbathing is indeed one of the most popular activities here as you look at the resident seals fly past the coastal trails.

5- Swim in the blue lagoon

This is probably the world finest attraction of Iceland. This geothermal spa is made of heaters seawater that is of a striking turquoise color. You can even avail luxurious spa treatments here.

6- Visit the Viking world

The Viking world museum is a replica of the 9th century Icelander which sailed across the Atlantic in the year 200. It is a treasure to wander underneath the structure through a range of static and rotating exhibitions.

7- Hike pond the Asbyrgi canyon

The canyon is 3.5 kilometers long, and a kilometer wide. In the bottom of the canyon, you can walk through the pine, birch and the fir forests. It is indeed a hidden mountainous region where ancient people lived.

8- Enjoy the black sand at the Djupalon Beach

The Djupalon beach in Snaefellsjokull National park is known for its creative rock formations and elfin churches. These pretty rock arches are legendary to explore once in a lifetime.

9- Enjoy the amazing view of the northern lights

Iceland is popularly known around the world for its Northern Lights also called Aurora Borealis.  It is worth exploring this when you are in Iceland.

10- Check out the animals on the Puffin Island

Half a mile from the capital city of Iceland, this place is truly for all animal lovers. The Akurey is the, most famous species to see here along with cormorants, ducks, seagulls, and gull moths. You can even take the boat across the mainland to watch the puffins nestling.

11- Bathe in the Lake Myvatn Geothermal

This lake is said to be formed a result of large volcanic eruptions over 200 years ago. This lake is covered with lava formations called dark cities are is said to be the very spot where Satan banished from heaven.

12- Hike the Skaftafell park

The Skaftfell Park spans 4800 kilometers and possesses the most unique landscapes on earth. Much of the region is covered in bird wood forests and icy rivers. You can even find a studded iceberg blue lagoon which you can explore in a boat and het up close the blocks of ice.  

13- Enjoy the spirit at Olgeridin Brewery

Iceland trip is incomplete without tasting the spirits at the famous Olgeridin Brewery which opened its doors in 1913.  It produces a range of alcoholic drinks with honey wine which was a signature cocktail in the Viking age.

14- Explore the Thingvellir National Park

If you need to get out of the wilderness and get the best diving experience head straight to this spot which offers a wealth of attractions among the beautiful nature.  

15- Dive into the Seljavallalaug  pool

This pool dates back to 1923 which makes it one of the oldest swimming pool in the entire country. It is located at the hillside and filled with water that pours down the side of the rock face. Enjoy the geothermal water here and spectacular scenery at the same time.

These places are worth a visit to Iceland to truly explore its historic culture and nature’s paradise it has to offer.