I won't ruin the pictures by overcrowding them with too many words, but while I know I have your attention, hear me clearly --- you must find a way to go. Iceland was like a sixth grade science project in real life. When we first arrived, it was snowing sideways. We met our driver who told us on the way into Reykjavik (the capital) that "In Iceland, the earth is alive." And it is so true. The land is made of dried lava, there are glaciers and volcanoes, geysers and waterfalls, mountains and valleys, seas and lakes, rivers and cliffs. Natural hot springs and the Northern Lights were clearly two of the best highlights.
Our trip was the perfect mix of relaxation, laying around, yet adventure-filled and abounding with incredible sights. It was rejuvenating and powerful to experience nature in this incredible country.
We saw TWO NATURAL WONDERS OF THE WORLD in the same twelve hour period. I mean, what a place!
Enjoy the photos... and find a way to go!
^This is the famous Blue Lagoon where we bathed in the natural hot spring
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