This is the second last chapter in my Iceland photo diary, so thank you if you’ve made it this far! Luckily it was another sparkling blue day in the land of fire and ice, as I had set off to explore the south coast of Iceland. It was going to be a long day, around nine hours in total but of course it was worth it. I ended up seeing many new landscapes and natural spaces that were nothing like what I had ever seen before.
Read MoreI woke up feeling really excited for this particular day in Iceland, I was starting the morning off horse riding for several hours and later in the afternoon a round trip around the famous Golden Circle. Out of the entire week I spent exploring Iceland, luckily this was the only day where I experienced very intense weather conditions, we’re talking all four seasons in less than an hour.
Read MoreDay two begins bright and early with a trip into downtown Reykjavík, on what was a gorgeous winter day. Iceland mostly has two seasons – winter and summer. My visit coincided with the seasonal change from winter to summer and whilst it was still cold, it wasn’t too difficult for someone from the southern hemisphere (like myself) to adapt. It was the most amount of sunshine I had seen in months and gave a stunning glow to the surrounding landscapes.
Read More
