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Road tripping through Iceland is never a bad idea.
In one day you can be on a glacier, under a waterfall, inside an ice cave, or even down on a beach (it’ll be cold, but it’ll be a beach).

Driving conditions are, road-wise, relatively easy which means that unless you get really bad inclement weather than yours usually good to go.
Download the drive safe app to keep up with the road closures though.#roadtrip #iceland #mytravelhacks #localguides 


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065|Reykjavik Edition Hotel, Reykjavik, the northernmost Edition Hotel in the world, where you can lie down and watch the aurora borealis, and soak in the volcanic hot springs.
Reykjavik, Iceland.
Hotel Name: Reykjavik Edition Hotel, Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Witness the 'Aurora' during the peak season of the Northern Lights
Set sail and encounter the North Atlantic 'whale joy' every 10 minutes, getting up close to the breathing blue ice caves

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Countless highlights descend before your eyes
If there truly is a once-in-a-lifetime trip, it must be Iceland
The most beautiful custom route in Iceland for the winter of 2024~ Jay Chou's choice of Icelandic custom same model recommended hotel
The Reykjavik EDITION hotel is located at the end of the northwest peninsula of Iceland's capital, adjacent to the old port port, and situated on a high spot near the seaport, backed by mountain scenery. The hotel's bedrooms and suites boast magnificent views of the harbor, Mount Esja, and the legendary Snæfellsjökull glacier.
A short walk from the city's vibrant shopping district Laugavegur Street and Harpa Concert and Conference Center. The famous Blue Lagoon is within driving distance, and the Northern Lights can be seen in the city during winter.
The retreat at blue lagoon Iceland's Blue Lagoon geothermal spa hotel
The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's biggest tourist attractions and has also been rated by National Geographic magazine as one of the top 25 wonders of the world.
To allow travelers to truly enjoy nature's masterpiece, experience the bone-chilling cold above water and the pleasure of warm currents below. This hotel was born to avoid the imagination of soaking in a hot spring and eating dumplings.
///Recommended Itinerary///
DAY 1 Private car pick-up - Rest at hotel
DAY 2 Seljalandsfoss Waterfall - ATV off-road crossing plane wreckage - Black Sand Beach
DAY 3 Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon boat tour - Diamond Beach - Glacier hiking DAY 4 Skógafoss Waterfall - Secret hot spring - Gullfoss Waterfall - Geysir DAY 5 Þingvellir National Park - Tectonic plate fissure dry suit snorkeling - Seal farm - Black Church
DAY 6 Volcano cave exploration - Straw Hat Mountain
DAY 7 Secret spot for sunrise - Heart-shaped mountain - Edge of the world DAY 8 Free activities in Reykjavik city DAY 9 Airport drop-off

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You have to admit, Jay Chou's recommended trip to Iceland is impressive!

The Reykjavik EDITION

Location: The Reykjavik EDITION (Radisson Blu Saga Hotel, Reykjavik) is located in the center of Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, and is a luxury hotel. The hotel is adjacent to the historic University of Iceland campus, with elegant architecture, modern interior, decorated with Icelandic characteristics, offering rooms, dining, meetings and other services.
Facilities: The hotel has a total of 236 rooms, including 10 suites and a luxury suite, each room is equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, coffee facilities, private bathroom and heating facilities, providing guests with a comfortable living experience.

Surrounding Attractions
There are a variety of attractions around The Reykjavik EDITION, worth exploring for tourists. Here are some recommended attractions:
University of Iceland: The hotel is adjacent to the University of Iceland campus, where tourists can appreciate the style of campus buildings and understand the history of the school.
Solfar Sculpture: This sculpture is one of the landmarks of Reykjavik, symbolizing the sun boat, showing the Nordic cultural style of Iceland.
Kringlan Shopping Center: Just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, it is one of the largest shopping centers in Iceland, with more than 170 shops, offering a variety of goods and dining options.
National Museum: Located in the city center, it is a good place to understand the history and culture of Iceland. The museum has a rich collection of historical relics and artworks.

Iceland EDITION | Definitely a unique hotel in Iceland

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Iceland🇮🇸 trip, a dreamy fairyland awaits your exploration! 🎉

🔥Finally, the long-awaited Iceland trip has arrived! This land, shrouded in glaciers and the aurora, exudes a mysterious and enchanting charm in every corner.
🥰🥰🥰Spend 8 days circling Iceland, traversing a heavenly world of ice🧊 and fire🔥.

⚠️Iceland Circumnavigation Travel Tips
1⃣️Travel Advice: It is recommended to charter a car or customize a private itinerary, self-driving (not recommended for beginners)
2⃣️Clothing Recommendations: Windproof, waterproof, warm clothing, and for those who are cold-sensitive, bring a light down jacket, hiking boots, and a scarf
3⃣️Icelandic Currency: Icelandic Krona, it is advised to prepare a small amount of cash for convenience, but card payments are generally accepted
4⃣️Food Guide: Due to the overall high cost of living in Iceland, there are fewer stores around places like the Black Sand Beach, Diamond Beach, and hiking areas, so it is suggested to prepare some instant food

🎉【Exciting Experiences】
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Iceland's secret base, the outdoor Blue Lagoon is surrounded by an aura of fairyland, resembling a celestial palace.
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Unveil the mystery of whales, and whale watching at sea is also a romantic moment of the Iceland trip.
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Take an amphibious boat to explore Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, navigate among giant icebergs, and enjoy the famous icy scenery of the ice lake, experiencing a world of ice.

✈️Recommended Iceland Panoramic Tour Route:
💕D1: Reykjavik - Golden Circle - Kerid Volcanic Crater Lake
💕D2: Selfoss - Seljalandsfoss Waterfall - Skogafoss Waterfall - Black Sand Beach - Vik
💕D3: Fjadrargljufur Canyon - Diamond Beach - Hofn
💕D4: Hofn - Seydisfjordur - Blue Church
💕D5: Myvatn Hot Springs - Dimmuborgir - Godafoss Waterfall - Akureyri
💕D6: Akureyri - Volcano Pearl - Hjalteyri
💕D7: Kirkjufell - Stykkisholmur - Blue Lagoon Hot Springs
💕D8: Reykjavik - Reykjavik

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Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a city where natural wonders meet urban sophistication. Known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant arts scene, and unique geothermal activity, Reykjavik offers a fascinating blend of nature and culture that captivates visitors from around the world.


What to Expect
Visitors to Reykjavik will find a city that is both modern and steeped in history. The compact city center is easily walkable, with colorful buildings, eclectic shops, and a lively nightlife. Reykjavik's location on the edge of the Arctic Circle means that natural beauty is never far away, with dramatic landscapes, hot springs, and the Northern Lights all within easy reach.


Experiences and Recommendations
Start your exploration at Hallgrímskirkja, the iconic church that towers over the city. Its unique design, inspired by Icelandic basalt columns, and the panoramic views from its tower make it a must-visit landmark. The nearby sculpture, Sun Voyager, offers a perfect photo opportunity with its striking design and stunning backdrop of the ocean and mountains.


Visit the Harpa Concert Hall, a modern architectural marvel with its glass facade reflecting the city and sea. Harpa hosts a variety of concerts and cultural events, showcasing Iceland's rich artistic talent. For a deeper dive into Icelandic history and culture, the National Museum of Iceland and the Reykjavik Art Museum offer fascinating exhibits.


No trip to Reykjavik is complete without experiencing its geothermal wonders. The Blue Lagoon, located a short drive from the city, is a world-famous geothermal spa where you can relax in warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by a surreal lava field. For a more local experience, visit one of the city’s many public geothermal pools, such as Laugardalslaug, which offer hot tubs, saunas, and swimming facilities.
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Riveting Reykjavik: Iceland’s Northern Gem

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Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a vibrant and dynamic city that serves as the perfect gateway to the island's stunning natural landscapes. Known for its modern architecture, rich cultural scene, and friendly locals, Reykjavik offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and access to some of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders.


What to Expect
Visitors to Reykjavik will find a city that, despite its small size, brims with energy and creativity. The city center is compact and walkable, featuring colorful buildings, cozy cafes, and a variety of shops and galleries. The iconic Hallgrímskirkja church, with its striking modernist design, dominates the skyline and offers panoramic views from its tower.


Experiences and Recommendations
Start your exploration with a visit to the Harpa Concert Hall, a stunning glass building on the waterfront that hosts concerts and cultural events. The nearby Sun Voyager sculpture is a beautiful spot for photos, especially at sunset.


Reykjavik's museums provide a deep dive into Icelandic culture and history. The National Museum of Iceland offers exhibits on the country's Viking heritage, while the Reykjavik Art Museum showcases contemporary Icelandic art. For a unique experience, visit the Perlan Museum, which features a man-made ice cave and an observation deck with 360-degree views of the city.
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The Gateway to Iceland's Natural Wonders

Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a city where natural wonders and urban sophistication coexist harmoniously. Known for its vibrant arts scene, innovative cuisine, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes, Reykjavik offers a unique blend of cultural experiences and outdoor adventures.


What to Expect
Visitors to Reykjavik will find a city that is small but full of character. The downtown area is easily walkable, featuring colorful buildings, boutique shops, and an array of cafes and restaurants. The striking Hallgrímskirkja church, with its modernist architecture and panoramic views from its tower, is a central landmark. The Harpa Concert Hall, with its glass facade inspired by the basalt landscape of Iceland, is a hub for music and cultural events.


Experiences and Recommendations
Exploring Reykjavik's vibrant cultural scene is a must. The National Museum of Iceland and the Reykjavik Art Museum offer insights into the country’s history and contemporary art. The Perlan Museum, with its interactive exhibits and observation deck, provides a panoramic view of the city and beyond.


A dip in one of Reykjavik’s geothermal pools, such as the famous Blue Lagoon located just outside the city, is a quintessential Icelandic experience. For those looking to explore nature, the Golden Circle tour offers a perfect day trip, featuring the stunning Gullfoss waterfall, the geothermal area in Haukadalur (home to the Strokkur geyser), and the historic Thingvellir National Park.
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Iceland's Capital of Cool

Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a city where stark natural beauty meets cool cultural verve. Set against a backdrop of mountainous terrain and the Atlantic Ocean, Reykjavik is not only a gateway to Iceland's renowned landscapes but also a vibrant center for art, culture, and history.


What to Expect
Visitors to Reykjavik can explore a city that balances urban life with nature. Its compact downtown area is easily walkable, filled with colorful buildings, quirky boutiques, and an array of museums and galleries. Hallgrímskirkja church, with its distinctive architecture inspired by Iceland's volcanic landscapes, offers panoramic views from its tower. The Harpa Concert Hall, a stunning example of contemporary architecture made from glass, mirrors the Northern Lights when they appear.


Experiences and Recommendations
Diving into Reykjavik's art scene is a must, with the National Gallery of Iceland and the Reykjavik Art Museum showcasing pieces from prominent Icelandic artists. The city’s rich Viking history is displayed at the National Museum of Iceland, offering insights into the country's origins.


No trip to Reykjavik would be complete without indulging in its thermal spa culture. The nearby Blue Lagoon, while touristy, offers a unique experience of bathing in geothermally heated waters rich with silica and sulfur, known for their skin-healing properties. For culinary adventurers, sampling local Icelandic cuisine, from fermented shark to fresh Arctic char, provides a taste of the island’s culinary diversity.
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Reveling in Reykjavi

🌈 Chase the dazzling Northern Lights
🌈 Experience the thrill of glacier hiking
🌈 Enjoy the warmth of geothermal hot springs
🌈 Discover this wonderland of ice and fire

--Travel Tips

🔥 Iceland's winter is cold with frequent wind and snow, it is recommended to wear layers for easy indoor and outdoor transition
🔥 Many activities involve water, it is advisable to choose waterproof and windproof clothing and shoes
🔥 Essential touchscreen gloves, thick scarves, and windproof hats are necessary for staying warm while watching the Northern Lights

---Six-Day Iceland Tour Itinerary Sharing

️⃣: Arrive in Iceland
️⃣: In-depth Golden Circle tour (Þingvellir National Park - Geysers - Gullfoss Waterfall - Kerið Volcanic Crater - View Langjökull Glacier from afar)
️⃣: South Coast Scenery (Europe's northernmost ice cap - Black Sand Beach - Seljalandsfoss Waterfall - Skógafoss Waterfall - Plane Wreckage)
️⃣: South Coast Scenery (Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon - Diamond Beach - Crystal Ice Cave in the Blue Ice Cave - Super Jeep)
️⃣: Reykjavik Scenery + Reykjanes Peninsula + Blue Lagoon Hot Springs
️⃣: Depart from Reykjavik, Iceland

--Tour Features

🔶 Stay in quality star-rated hotels throughout the trip for comfortable accommodations
🔶 Local Chinese-speaking driver and guide, friendly and energetic
🔶 Luxury air-conditioned coaches or business vehicles for a comfortable journey
🔶 Break the traditional travel model, itinerary times are at your command

--Suitable for

🔸 Spring Festival vacation
🔸 Family trips
🔸 Couples/Friends trips

--Cost Index

Iceland is relatively expensive, it is recommended to understand hotel and dining costs in advance, a small amount of cash is sufficient, and most shops accept cards

Iceland is not suitable for spontaneous trips, to deeply experience popular attractions, it is recommended to seriously plan or choose a guided tour.

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Explore the Mysterious and Beautiful - Iceland

Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a city where stark natural beauty meets cool cultural verve. Set against a backdrop of mountainous terrain and the Atlantic Ocean, Reykjavik is not only a gateway to Iceland's renowned landscapes but also a vibrant center for art, culture, and history.


What to Expect
Visitors to Reykjavik can explore a city that balances urban life with nature. Its compact downtown area is easily walkable, filled with colorful buildings, quirky boutiques, and an array of museums and galleries. Hallgrímskirkja church, with its distinctive architecture inspired by Iceland's volcanic landscapes, offers panoramic views from its tower. The Harpa Concert Hall, a stunning example of contemporary architecture made from glass, mirrors the Northern Lights when they appear.


Experiences and Recommendations
Diving into Reykjavik's art scene is a must, with the National Gallery of Iceland and the Reykjavik Art Museum showcasing pieces from prominent Icelandic artists. The city’s rich Viking history is displayed at the National Museum of Iceland, offering insights into the country's origins.


Personal Reflections
Reykjavik’s charm lies in its vibrant cultural tapestry woven with threads of history and modernity. Walking along the old harbor, watching the sunset bathe the city in golden hues while the ocean gently laps against the docks, was a moment of peaceful reflection on the enduring allure of this Nordic capital.


Reykjavik is a city that invites curiosity and rewards exploration, making it a perfect destination for those who seek a blend of nature, nightlife, and Nordic culture.


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Iceland is not only about the Northern Lights, but also about the breathtaking sunsets.
In Reykjavik, Iceland, come here to chase the healing colors of the sunset.
The fluorescent sky never disappoints.
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Attraction Recommendations
Reykjanes Lighthouse
It's a lighthouse in Iceland, very popular among locals, and with some luck, you might see the Northern Lights.
Hallgrimskirkja
The church is a landmark building in Reykjavik, resembling a spaceship on the outside, but actually has an organ structure inside. There is an observation deck at the top of the church, offering a panoramic view of the capital.
Tjornin Lake
Next to the City Hall, many attractions are located by Tjornin Lake. There are many swans by the lake, bring some bread to feed the swans and enjoy the scenery.
The Sun Voyager
A stainless steel sculpture of a Viking ship skeleton created by Icelandic sculptor Arnarson, symbolizing the Icelandic people's history and determination to conquer the sea. Besides taking photos of the sculpture, it's especially romantic at sunset.
The Perlan
The Perlan looks like a transparent crystal ball, it's a hot water supply company, and at night when the lights are on, it's dazzling.
Harpa Concert Hall
The building's exterior resembles a giant kaleidoscope, reflecting dreamy colors with its geometric glass. Here you can listen to various music performances.
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Cuisine
Ice Cream (Valdis volcanic salt flavor and licorice flavor are loved by locals)
SKYR homemade yogurt
Lobster Hot Dog (Bajarins Beztu, the most famous hot dog stand in Iceland)
Reindeer Burger
Lobster Soup
Lamb Soup
Bread Soup
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Hallgrimskirkja
Rainbow Street (for street views)
Reykjanes Lighthouse (for the Northern Lights)
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Where to watch puffins in Iceland???
I, who have toured Iceland for puffins, must recommend
Borgarfjörður eystri
This is considered the easternmost part of Iceland
I just floored the accelerator
10H drive, arrived in one day!
At 4 AM and 4 PM
Saw puffins heading out to sea to forage and returning from foraging
There are really, really many here
You can totally get up close.
The premise is not to disturb them
Just quietly appreciate the scenery and the cute little cuties

Besides that
Other recommended places to watch puffins in Iceland are also listed for you:

Dyrholaey (the best to visit, there will be closing times during the nesting period)
Látrabjarg (cliff sea view! Extremely spectacular!)
Ingólfshöfði (need to sign up for a bird watching group to see)
Lundey (an island full of puffins! The name means Puffin Island, most likely only accessible by boat)
Öxarfjörður (quite niche, I haven't been there)
Vestmannaeyjabaer (the scenery of Westman Islands is worth more than bird watching)

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