Iceland
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Iceland100 km from downtown IcelandHighlights:Iceland's unique geographical location and geological structure have endowed this land with rich geothermal resources, making geothermal hot springs spread all over the island, making it a healing treasure land that tourists yearn for. Among them, the more famous one is the Blue Lagoon, whose blue-green hot spring water forms a sharp contrast with the surrounding black lava landscape, like a shining gem on the earth. Soaking in the mineral-rich hot spring water, tourists can feel the warm water gently brushing against their skin, as if all the fatigue and troubles are drifting away with the steam. In addition to the Blue Lagoon, Iceland has many other geothermal hot springs worth exploring, such as the Myvatn Hot Spring. These hot springs have their own characteristics, some are famous for their natural beauty, and some are loved by tourists for their comfortable water temperature and complete facilities.13 attractionBlue Lagoon10
Mývatn Nature Baths4.6
Best time to visit：Jun-AugThingeyjarsveit76.9 km from downtown ThingeyjarsveitHighlights:Iceland attracts tourists from all over the world with its spectacular glacier landscape and unique geological wonders. Glaciers cover about 11% of Iceland, and the most famous glaciers include Vatnajökull, Langjökull and Mýrdalsjökull. Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Europe and covers a large area in southeastern Iceland. Visitors can participate in activities such as glacier hiking, ice cave exploration and glacier climbing to experience the magnificence and mystery of glaciers. Langjökull offers activities such as glacier snowmobiling and glacier cave exploration, which are suitable for adventurers looking for excitement. Sólheimajökull, near Mýrdalsjökull, is also a popular glacier hiking site, where visitors can explore glacier crevasses and ice caves under the guidance of professional guides.11 attractionVatnajökull National Park6.5
Blue Ice Cave7.1
Grindavik9.6 km from downtown GrindavikHighlights:Iceland is known as the Land of Ice and Fire". Its unique geological activities have resulted in many active volcanoes and volcanic landscapes. Iceland is located on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the earth's crust is active. Volcanic eruptions and geothermal activities have shaped the country's magnificent scenery.12 attractionMyvatn5.8
Fagradalsfjall Volcano5.7
4Mosfellsbaer.Reykjavik North East3.2 km from downtown MosfellsbaerHighlights:The steed passes through the moor and geothermal area, feeling the blend of volcanoes and ice and snowSpecial clothing and Sagas equestrianism showcase the charm of Nordic riding culture9 attractionGolden Circle6.1
Laxnes Horse Farm2.6
5Best time to visit：Apr-Nov(Open all year)Reykjavik.Miðborg2.8 km from downtown ReykjavikHighlights:Iceland is one of the best places in the world to watch whales. Its rich marine life and magnificent natural environment attract many tourists to experience whale watching trips. The whale watching season usually runs from April to November. The best time is in summer when whales are active and the chances of seeing them are high. Húsavík is known as the whale watching capital of Iceland". The success rate of whale watching here is very high. Visitors have the opportunity to see many types of whales, such as humpback whales, blue whales, orcas and minke whales. Reykjavik and Akureyri are also popular departure points for whale watching, and there are many whale watching cruises and tours available.9 attractionWhale Watching Reykjavík7.4
Salka Whale Watching3.5
6Best time to visit：May-Aug(Open all year)Reykjavik2.5 km from downtown ReykjavikHighlights:<p><span style="color: | 060607;">Overlook the capital of Iceland, explore the volcanic geothermal, and take a helicopter tour in Reykjavik to start the ultimate aerial adventure. </span></p><p><strong>Unparalleled landscape view</strong><span style="color: | 06071f;">:</span><span style="color: | 06071f;">Looking down from a high altitude, Reykjavik is not only the cultural heart of Iceland, but also the gateway to natural wonders. You will witness the strangeness of black sand beaches, the splendor of colorful pools, the majesty of glaciers and the shock of active volcanoes. These landscapes are intertwined to form a breathtaking picture. <br></span><span style="color: | 003366;"><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0102y12000ixqx65u425E_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0102y12000ixqx65u425E_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient"></span></p><p><strong>Rich sightseeing routes and experience duration</strong>: Helicopters usually take off from a dedicated helipad near downtown Reykjavik, passing through iconic locations such as the Greenland Sea, Gullfoss Falls, and Thingvellir National Park. The entire flight time varies from about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your choice. This route design ensures that you can capture the most essential natural beauty of Iceland in the most convenient way.<br> <span style="color: Helicopters usually take off from a dedicated helipad near downtown Reykjavik, passing through iconic locations such as the Greenland Sea, Gullfoss Falls, and Thingvellir National Park. The entire flight time varies from about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your choice. This route is designed to ensure that you can capture the best of Iceland's natural beauty in the most convenient way<br></span><span style=" color:="" | 003366;"=""><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106p12000ixqxdh61BF6_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106p12000ixqxdh61BF6_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient"></span><span style="color: | 003366;"></span></p><p><strong>Ideal weather conditions</strong>:<span style="color: | 06071f;">Although Reykjavik is located on the edge of the Arctic Circle, the climate is relatively mild due to the influence of the North Atlantic Current. Summer has long sunshine hours and clear skies, making it the best season for helicopter tours. Even in winter, there is a chance to witness the aurora dancing in the night sky, adding a touch of mystery to the helicopter tour. <br></span><span style="color: | 003366;"><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105x12000ixqxmvs6E99_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105x12000ixqxmvs6E99_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient"></span><span style="color: | 003366;"></span></p><p><strong>Professional operators ensure unforgettable and comfortable memories:</strong><span style="color: | 06071f;">Helicopter operators provide one-stop exclusive services, including but not limited to professional photographers, HD video recording, and wonderful explanations from experienced tour guides, so that you can enjoy a visual feast while gaining a deeper understanding of Iceland's history, culture and natural wonders. In addition, some trips also include ground adventure activities, such as glacier hiking and hot spring experiences, making your trip to Iceland more colorful. <br></span><span style="color: | 003366;"><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105s12000ixqwu1r558E_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105s12000ixqwu1r558E_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient"></span></p><p><span style="color: | 06071f;">The helicopter experience in Reykjavik is an extraordinary journey to take in the magnificent wonders of Iceland.</span></p>5 attractionNorðurflug Helicopter Tours2.5
Volcano Heli - Iceland1.9
7Best time to visit：Jan-Apr, Sep-DecBlaskogabyggd32.6 km from downtown BlaskogabyggdHighlights:Iceland is a great place to see the aurora, with the aurora season usually running from September to April. Aurora, also known as Northern Lights or Polar Lights, is a natural light phenomenon produced by the interaction of solar wind with the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere, showing charming colors such as green, pink, and purple. Iceland's location and low light pollution make it an ideal place for aurora viewing. Popular places to see the Northern Lights include the area around Reykjavik, Þingvellir National Park, Lake Mývatn and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Visitors can choose to join an Aurora viewing tour, which will lead them to the best viewing locations with experienced guides to increase their chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Many tours also offer professional photography guidance to help visitors take perfect photos of the Northern Lights.19 attractionSea Trips Reykjavík2.4
Thingvellir National Park7.0
8Best time to visit：Jan-Mar, Oct-DecIceland92.9 km from downtown IcelandHighlights:<p>Visiting ice caves in Iceland is a fantastic journey to explore the secrets of the polar regions. As an island country in the North Atlantic, Iceland has a rare glacial landform in the world. From October to March of the following year, the glaciers are eroded by meltwater to form ice caves of various shapes, providing tourists with a unique opportunity to get close to the blue ice world. </p><p>Ice caves in Iceland are famous for their varied structures and pure ice. Due to the different speeds of glacier movement, ice caves in different regions form unique structures such as vertical ice walls or spiral channels. Professional guides will plan routes based on the stability of the ice layer to ensure the safety of the tour. </p><p>The light and shadow effects inside the ice caves are a natural wonder. The sunlight reflects a faint blue hue, and the ice ridges and icicles flash cold light, making it like a science fiction scene. Some ice caves retain the texture of volcanic ash deposition, becoming a three-dimensional textbook of geological evolution. Visitors can also participate in activities such as glacier hiking and ice photography to experience the charm of the ice field in all aspects. </p><p>The non-renewable nature of Icelandic ice caves makes them a scarce resource. The existence of each ice cave depends on the climatic conditions, and this fleeting nature adds to its preciousness. Whether it is a photography enthusiast pursuing the ultimate light and shadow, or a nature enthusiast exploring the mysteries of the earth, Icelandic ice caves can provide a deep experience that is hard to find elsewhere. </p>5 attractionBlue Ice Cave7.1
Solheimajokull5.4
9Best time to visit：Jan-Mar, Oct-DecIceland87.8 km from downtown IcelandHighlights:Iceland is a paradise for ice climbers with its unique glaciers and icefalls. Ice climbing is a challenging and exciting extreme sport for those seeking adventure and natural wonders. Iceland's Vatnajökull, Sólheimajökull and Svínafellsjökull all offer excellent ice climbing environments. Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Europe and offers a variety of ice climbing routes suitable for ice climbers of different levels. Sólheimajökull is known for its spectacular icefalls and ice caves, making it an ideal choice for beginners and intermediate climbers. Svínafellsjökull offers more technical and challenging ice climbing routes, attracting many experienced ice climbers. Under the guidance of professional guides, visitors can safely experience the fun of ice climbing while learning basic ice climbing techniques and safety knowledge. Whether it is a first-timer or an experienced ice climber, the ice climbing experience in Iceland will bring an unparalleled sense of adventure and achievement.5 attractionBlue Ice Cave7.1
Vatnajökull National Park6.5
