1. Seljalandsfos, Iceland's winter wonder!
Located within the Arctic Circle, the waterfall is covered in snow and ice in winter, forming an almost vertical icy waterfall. Stretching with distinct layers of ice, the waterfall seems to freeze in the air.
Catch the winter solstice and head to Seljalandsfoss for a one-of-a-kind experience amidst 20,000 tons of icefalls and crashing rapids. Trees and stones look like gems covered in frost. ✨
When the sun comes back out, the rainbow reflected by the sunlight makes the waterfall appear clear and mysterious.
In winter, the Seljalandsfoss is full of air and majestic. Here you can see the icy waterfall and feel its vitality. Here, you can not only see the charm of glaciers, but also discover the subtleties of geothermal energy. With different faces in different seasons, Michelin-documentary-like scenery transports you to Iceland's wonderland.
2. Black Sand Beach, the most charming black beach in Iceland! ️
Located on the south coast of Iceland, this beach is covered in dark grains of sand that looks like a black snake winding its way underneath. The sand grains are composed of volcanic debris and basalt, and the lustrous black color gives this beach its unique charm.
Walking along this black beach, you will experience the illusion of being too realistic, as if walking on the extension of a lava glacier. Although the procedure is summer, there is always a touch of winter freezing. Every step on the black sand beach leaves a visible and vivid footprint.
On the cliffs on both sides of the black sand beach, long plants grow from faults, forming a unique landscape. It is also home to some of Iceland's best photography exhibitions. Take in the charm of the black beach, and next to it you will find a rocky terrain of waves, a unique landscape formed over hundreds of millions of years.
Hac Sa Beach attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique black charm. It resembles a hilly piece of ink jade, quietly placed on the Sunshine Coast, revealing the charm of nature and rich history.
3. Ice Cave, the most amazing ice cave in Iceland! ❄️
Located on the Icelandic coastline, these ice caves are formed on the ice walls by churning seawater and form each winter and disappear in summer, so you can only experience them for yourself in winter.
Coming to the ice cave on the winter solstice is like entering a fantasy palace made of ice. Icicles, droplets, and ice edges intertwine to form a clear Gapon space and labyrinthine passages. It's like you're in a magical world made of ice crystals. Here you can see the most beautiful and spectacular ice caves in the world.
In the winter ice cave, there will also be a rainbow, and the winter sunlight will refract in the ice cave to appear multicolored light. Here you can enjoy the charm of nature at the same time, and you can also experience the world of Iceland's Northern Lights. If you come early, you can also see winter seagulls walking through the ice cave, and the scenery will be even more spectacular.
Winters in Iceland can be cold enough, but the scenery is stunning enough to be a journey into contact with nature! Especially inside the ice cave, you will witness the wonders of polar nature!