@Nathan6692 21 February 2021 more from that month

Iceland To welcome nature’s descent into hibernation and fast-forward to snowy days, you’ll find Iceland is all space, fresh air and freedom in the months leading up to winter. With lower prices and fewer crowds, hiring a car is a great way to explore the island. Pick wild blueberries, spot seals lazing on the black sand beaches of Vik, warm up in natural hot pools or help out with the annual réttir, when farmers and their families hike up the remote valleys to round up their sheep and horses before winter. Grey skies paint white light across the orange-tinged volcanic plains as you explore the countryside’s waterfalls, volcanoes and glaciers. To seek out the first Northern Lights of the season, hold out until November when the nights are longer and darker. If you stay in the capital, keep an eye out for Reykjavik’s Iceland Airwaves, a November festival known for its intimate and playful environment that showcases new music by both local talent and international bands. #info #EverythingsInfo