Two years ago I decided to finally take my driver's license, and as a treat when it'd be all done, I would move to Iceland. This month, I've been living on this little island for one year now. Having previously visited and fallen completely in love with nature, I knew that it wouldn't be possible to live here without a car.
So, after six months, I finally found the right fit and bought my first little four-wheel drive to explore this country properly. I've now circled Iceland three times, driven over 20 000 kilometers and experienced a whole lot of sightseeing. Throughout this period, I've come to discover that each side of this island is incredibly different, not only nature-wise but also weather-wise.
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Seljalandsfoss. Visit this very famous waterfall at 00:57am to actually get a photo without people in it.
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Reynisfjara. Another angle of this black sand beach, though this time during sunrise at 11 am.
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Arnarstapi. Probably one of the most photographed houses in Iceland.
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Strokkur. Smaller eruption.
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Jökulsárlón. Incredible glacier lagoon filled with ice and seals.
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Reynisfjara. Black sand beach colored back to a regular beach during sunset.
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Stuðlagil. They couldn't have chosen a much better spot than this.
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Vestrahorn. The perk of the high winds here is the quick removal of clouds when they are unwanted.
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