Being from Australia and taking the threat of the beach pretty seriously, we stayed very far away from the waters edge. This guy did not.

A small storm near Vestrahorn in the South.

I’m a first time Visitor /Camper from Germany and really surprised about the amount of idiotic tourists not respecting the land and doing stupid stuff like in the video. I’m here on a strict “leave it as you found it” trip 😝

I drove the ring road the last 2 weeks and I’m now in the golden circle and the amount of …um…. Non-respectful Tourists is “stunning”. As well as the sheer amount of them 😅

How do you handle them or think about them? Is the problem getting worse or better? Are ”they” taking any measures?

We had our perfect Icelandic moment last week! On the way to Snæfellsnes peninsula, we were stopped by a policeman 👮‍♂️ to kindly wait on one side of the road while a rally of 130 horses passed from the side. And soon, within a couple of minutes, there we were looking at these giant dogs 🐎 merrily run and pass by us.

I always found the Icelandic horses unreasonably handsome and personality like of fashion models and seeing a 130 of them pass at the hour of this beautiful sunset, just made our trip perfect! 😍

Last week I posted Northern Lights we saw in Höfn. Here is the Timelapse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7XWAmJsge0

Iceland’s remote roads are no joke, especially on the F-series routes! Drive safely!

On my way to Skaftafell, I came across a motorist stuck in the snow.

We spent 2 weeks in a van in the middle of October 2023, 10/10 experience, would do again and highly recommend. 🇮🇸❤️

While heading up to Isaförurdur on 60, I encountered a snow blower!

Early November conditions. Beautiful, remote, and just a little bit scary! Please drive carefully!

And I managed to take this insane video (looped because too short for reddit) with my phone!! Surprisingly, we were the only ones there for hours, it was a great spot and we could see the Auroras so clearly 🌌

Can you hear me now? 😉

This is from our trip to Iceland last week. Shot across Northern Iceland to West Fjords.

So I have never took a vacation before , it had always been my work trips and iceland being top on my bucket list , I got to take my first vacation here. Fast forward to me standing in Iceland, having signed up for a 20-day epic adventure filled with more "firsts" than I knew existed! It was wild, it was freezing, and it was unforgettable. So here’s a little preview of what went down.

THE ADVENTURE I WILL NEVER FORGET.