Iceland: Your Next Paradise
Ready to soak in surreal mineral waters and chase the ethereal Northern Lights? Iceland’s stunning landscapes await your...

Many people have argued that Iceland is one of the most quintessentially beautiful places on the planet. This is why you need to visit this underrated country. If you’re looking for adventure and epic scenery, come to Iceland! With its diverse landscape, waterfalls, geothermal pools, geysers, and who can forget the Northern Lights? All of this is within a few hours' drive from Keflavik International Airport. Let's get started!
The Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is one of the most famous attractions to see in Iceland, welcoming millions of travelers each year. The average water temperature is about 39 degrees Celsius (102 degrees Fahrenheit), making it perfect for lounging around for hours. Many people travel to Iceland specifically to experience this famous geothermal pool.
Pro Tip: Keep in mind that entrance fees are quite hefty, but there are some perks! Booking directly on their website will ensure many benefits.
Here are the entrance options: 45 USD: Entrance to the Blue Lagoon Complimentary Silica mud mask One drink of your choice 68 USD: Entrance to the Blue Lagoon Complimentary Silica mud mask One drink of your choice 2nd mask of your choice Complimentary slippers Bath robe
- Table reservations at Lava Restaurant accompanied with one glass of sparkling wine
Waterfalls of Iceland
Iceland is home to a tremendous number of waterfalls. Depending on where you decide to travel, you can see all of these stunning sites in the North, South, East, or West.
Here are some must-see waterfalls: Seljalandsfoss Gullfoss Falls Skogfoss Falls Goðafoss Waterfall Dettifoss Falls Svartifoss Falls Hraunfossar Falls
The Northern Lights
Another attraction that most visitors come to see is the Northern Lights. These can be observed from late August to May, but the best viewing is during October and April when the night skies are much darker.
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