When you leave Vik in the direction of Jokulsarlon, you pass through this expanse of lava desert that stretches as far as the eye can see with the glaciers in the background, a rare landscape in Iceland.
Steam vents rise from the hills, greenhouses glow through the night: welcome to the geothermal village.
Located on the shores of Lake Laugarvatn, not far from the site of Thingvellir, this village offers some accommodation and a swimming pool/spa which gives a little life to the region.
Wind your way between geothermal greenhouses and steaming hot springs, where tomatoes grow even in winter.
Amid legendary landscapes, a quiet village opens up an authentic, welcoming side of Iceland.
A village nestled between mountains and the ocean, where old stories still echo.
With turquoise thermal waters, Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is one of the country’s most visited and well-known sites.
A city in the south, along route number 1, which offers some accommodation and places to eat.
Framed by rugged fjords and steeped in tradition, this village holds unforgettable stories.
A seaside town which is fairly uninteresting except for its proximity to the airport.
There, waterfalls thunder, time slows, and Iceland reveals its secrets.

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