Waterfalls, mountains, landscapes, auroras, volcanoes...from the magnificent island.


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Silt-filled meltwater, much of it from the Hofsjökull ice cap, cascades down a waterfall near Landvegur, Iceland, on August 12, 2021.

Visitors on a glacier excursion walk on an iceberg as Heinabergsjökull glacier looms in the background on August 16, 2021.

Tourists walk around Seljalandsfoss waterfall on August 12, 2021, near Stóridalur, Iceland.

Sheep stand near Breidamerkurjökull glacier on August 15, 2021, near Hof, Iceland.

In this aerial view, Svínafellsjökull glacier ends in a small lake of meltwater near Svínafell, Iceland, on August 13, 2021.

An iceberg that has broken off of Breidamerkurjökull glacier, which looms behind, floats on the lake of Jökulsárlón on August 15, 2021.

Water drips from a melting chunk of ice that originated from Breidamerkurjökull glacier, floated out to sea, and then washed up with many other ice chunks on a nearby beach of volcanic sand on August 15, 2021, near Hof, Iceland.

Visitors take photos among chunks of ice from Breidamerkurjökull glacier on a nearby beach on August 15, 2021.

Fisherman Vigfus Asbjornsson (left) sorts his catch of cod and pollock on August 16, 2021, in Höfn, Hornafjördur, Iceland.

In this aerial view, native birch trees, recently planted by the Icelandic Forest Service, grow next to a desert of volcanic sand near Landvegur, Iceland, on August 12, 2021.

The Icelandic government has pledged to reduce the country's carbon footprint and is investing in reforestation as a means to offset emissions. At the same time Iceland's warming climate is increasing natural opportunities for vegetation to grow.

About 25 percent of Iceland was once covered in forests.

Icebergs from Heinabergsjökull glacier are seen reflecting in the still meltwater lake on August 16, 2021.

A jagged peak pokes through the ice and snow-covered Vatnajökull ice cap on August 13, 2021, near Svínafell, Iceland.

In this aerial view, a tractor cuts hay to feed livestock over the winter on August 15, 2021, near Höfn, Iceland.

Fjallsjökull glacier ends in a lake of its own meltwater on August 14, 2021, near Hof, Iceland.

I'm sure all these place is not on earth

This should be heaven...

Imagine we have this beautiful things on earth and some useless countries like China, Russia and useless Talibans dey find war to destroy all.

E no go better for anyone wey wan destroy this beautiful nature

Visitors on a guided glacier tour cross a river of meltwater at the base of Falljökull glacier on August 13, 2021.

Visitors walk at the base of melting Svínafellsjökull glacier on August 13, 2021, near Svínafell, Iceland.

Central Highlands

The mountain of Vestrahorn and its black sand dunes

Tourists at the Skogafoss 60 meter high waterfall.

The lagoon of Fjallsarlon is very photogenic with the mountains, the glacier and the icebergs.

Across from the lagoon is a black sand beach where Icebergs wash off.

The Blue Lagoon.

One of the breathtaking highways in Iceland.

Lomagnupur mountain in South Iceland.

The Remote Westfjords.

The Westfjords differ from the rest of the country both historically and geologically.

This region is where land meets sea in the most dramatic way possible .

Hallgrimskirkja church in Reykjavik Iceland under Nothern lights.

The iconic Hallgrimskirkja church is one of the “must-do” stops in Reykjavik.

Seydisfjordur Village in East Iceland.

One of the most charming towns in Iceland, Seydisfjordur is a must when you are driving around the country during summer.

Reykjavik in South Iceland.

I dey hear oo

The Diamond Beach in East Iceland.

One of the most magical places in Iceland, is the Diamond beach.

The opportunity to touch the crystal-like glacier chunks is an unforgettable experience.

Plus it makes for some unique and fun photos.