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5 most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland Iceland is known for its beautiful waterfalls. You cant't just visit Iceland without discovering even one waterfall. But which ones are the most magical and unforgettable? The first waterfall I'd like to introduce to you, is the   Hrafnabjargafoss waterfall. It is located at one of the glaciers rivers in North Iceland. It is one of three popular waterfalls that fall in the same river. Being there especially in winter will make you feel like in a different, magical world! The next amazing and breathtaking waterfall is the   Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall. It is located near Mount Kirkjufell. Just imagine seeing the serenity of water against dramatic background with the mountain in it... magical. The next waterfall I'd like to mention is the   Hraunfossar  waterfall. They are  actually couple of waterfalls located in West Iceland. They are formed by rivulets falling from a lava field  pouring into a glacier river. They make a very peaceful an

 6 interesting facts about Iceland Iceland is a very interesting, strange and mysterious island, but there are some facts you may have no idea about. The first I'd like to mention is that Iceland was then last place on place to be settled by humans! It is known to be one of the youngest landmasses on the planet. It was discovered accidentally by the Vikings about 1,100 years ago. Another interesting and unknown thing about Iceland is that many of its citizens believe in trolls and elves! All the fairytales have begun at the time of the Vikings and were passed down from generation to generation till nowadays The next fact surely will make happy all the environmentalists. Iceland is one of the most eco-friendly country in the world! Almost all of the electricity in the country comes from renewable energy sources. Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland won the Nordic Nature and Environment Prize in 2014. Another interesting fact about Iceland is about the colors of its flag-red, white and

 5 most interesting volcanoes in Iceland We all know that Iceland is mostly popular because of many dormant and active volcanoes. Today I would like to present couple of the most interesting in my opinion. The first one is Krafla . It lays in the north Iceland and it is surrounded by steaming vents boiling mud pools and bubbling hot springs which create unique views. Although the volcano is frequently active, it is a home to a coldwater lake that has a beautiful emerald color. The next volcano I find really interesting is the Oarefajokull volcano. Its is located on the southeastern coast of Iceland. What makes it so unique and beautiful, you may ask. Well, the volcano is covered in a blindingly bright white glacier. From the top of the volcano you are able to see the coastal cliffs and the famous Black Sand Beach! The next really beautiful volcano is the Askja volcano. You can reach it only by traversing Odadahraun-the largest lava field and volcanic desert in Iceland! Not only the jo

 5 of Iceland's most underrated places to visit We all know that Iceland is a beautiful country. Everyone would like to visit the Black sand beach, Reykjavik or the Blue Lagoon. But there are many beautiful places that very little of people know they exist. The first place is the Hofsós swimming pool . You might think it's a normal outdoor swimming pool. Nothing could be more wrong! It is located in a small village Hofsós. The water is being geothermally-heated up. The pool flows straight into the North Atlantic Fjord. The magical views will make you think you're in a different world. The next underrated worth seeing place are the Drangsnes Hot Tubs . They are located in a small fishing town of Drangsnes .  What is so special about them, you may ask. Well, they are three small geothermal hot tubs. You can enjoy the unforgettable views while sitting in the cold, medium or hot water-according to your preferences. The next place is the Petra's Stone and Mineral Collection