Hrafnabjargafoss: A Complicated Beauty and One of our Favourite Waterfalls in Iceland
Watching the movie Rams almost a decade ago, Magellan and I didn’t know that one day our hiking boots would trod upon the mud and
Watching the movie Rams almost a decade ago, Magellan and I didn’t know that one day our hiking boots would trod upon the mud and
If you turn off the Golden Circle Road in southern Iceland a few hours east of Reykjavik, you will arrive at two waterfalls tucked into
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Hugfanginn. Pronounced hoo.fahn.kinn, it means “to be enamoured by something special,” which travellers to Iceland will be many times every day. You can anticipate blogs
What is it about waterfalls? Rushing over cliffs. Free-falling. Misting the air. A ceaseless torrent of everlasting hurry that ends, quietly, in placid tranquillity in
How we got lucky and chose Åmotan (“where the waters meet”) from among the phenomenal natural attractions in Norway outlined in our four guidebooks and
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