6 Ring Road Travel Recommendations in Iceland

Towards the end of the year, the daily routine seems to tire us in carrying out activities. Now, we will give you a travel recommendation in Iceland. This country is located in the westernmost part of Europe and is home to the world's northernmost capital city, Reykjavik.

 

You can order flight tickets to Iceland through Kayak, Fare Compare, and Kiwi.com with flexible dates or cheapest month schemes according to your Iceland budget trip.

 

Here are recommendations for tourist destinations in Iceland that you can enjoy - The Ring Road-Bucket List. Ring Road or Route One is Iceland's national road that connects populated areas. Inaugurated in 1974, Route One is 1,332 kilometers or 828 miles long.

 

The Ring Road Iceland will not only invite you to visit a few objects but will be inviting you to see almost the entire country.

Summer sunset on the famous Kirkjufellsfoss Waterfall and Kirkjufell mountain | Source: Shutterstock


1. Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

Aerial view of the Reynisfjara black sand beach in south Iceland | Source: Freepik

Reynisfjara's Black Sand Beach is beautiful, but be careful because the waves are hazardous. But don't worry, the view of the volcanic rocks and the beautiful ocean will accompany your travel.

Iceland is one of the most volcanically active places in the world. There is 130 volcanoes in Iceland, and the solid, cold lava formed into this beautiful black sand. I highly recommend you to visit Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach to just walk and enjoy its natural beauty.

2. The beauty of Aurora Borealis

Panorama of Aurora Borealis | Source: Freepik

When you hear the word Iceland, what comes to your mind is the aurora. Yes, Iceland does have tourist attractions that can spoil the eye, one of which is the presence of the aurora borealis. However, if you want to see the aurora, be sure to choose the right location and time.


The beauty of Aurora Borealis will mesmerize you!

Spending your night to enjoy the beauty of Aurora Borealis will always be a good experience. imagine just sitting in the dark night and having conversation with you love one, will heal your energy.


3. Skógafoss Falls

Summer landscape in Skogafoss waterfall | Source: Freepik

This waterfall is one of the largest waterfalls in Iceland. Based on information from Travel Chanel, on a clear day, the Skógafoss waterfall is decorated with rainbows. Skógafoss Falls is located in the south of the glacier volcano Eyjafjallajökull. There is the Skógasafn folk museum, an open-air museum with old wooden houses and grass houses, and a regional museum with regional artifacts.

4. The Golden Circle

Geysir in Iceland | Source: Freepik

 The Golden Circle consists of three equally beautiful attractions located in southwest Iceland. The Golden Circles are Thingvellir National Park, Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss Falls.

 

5. The Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon

Icebergs in Jokulsarlon glacial lake | Source: Freepik

The Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon has been the filming location for many Hollywood films, such as the James Bond Series, The Stars Wars Saga, The Game of Thrones Series, and others. You can find out travel details such as tickets, itineraries, or interesting readings when traveling to Iceland through Nordic Visitor-Iceland.

6. Yoga Retreat

Three women looking up doing the pose of warrior | Source: Freepik

Not only pampering the eyes, tours in Iceland also offer specials for those of you who like yoga retreats. Relaxing your body and mind and enjoying panoramic views will certainly be an unforgettable travel experience.

If you're interested, you can have a yoga retreat on your Ring Road Iceland Trip with Drishti Journeys. We offer the best experience for you with the best itinerary to discover the beautiful nature in Iceland. Enjoy a different travel experience in Iceland with Drishti Journeys!

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