15 Photos That Show You True Icelandic Winter
Icelandic winter is extraordinary. It’s hard to describe it so I will not, I will let the photos speak.
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Höfn’s harbor in wintertime
Photo by Emmanuel Milou
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Dyrhólaey in the south coast of Iceland
Photo by Bill Wu
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The Icelandic winter roads
Photo by Andrés Nieto Porras
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The Northern Lights in winter in Iceland
Photo by Andrés Nieto Porras
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Jumping in the snow in Icelandic winter
Photo by Norris Niman
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Skógafoss waterfall in its winter coat
Photo by Andrés Nieto Porras
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The beautiful Þingvellir national park in winter
Photo by Norris Niman
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Walking in the winter wonderland
Photo by Fernando Garcia
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Seljalandsfoss right in between summer and winter
Photo by Giuseppe Milo
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Icelandic horses
Photo by Fernando Garcia
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Northern lights dancing above the Kirkjufell mountain
Photo by Tim Bsn
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The famous plane wreck at Sólheimasandur
Photo by Lenny K Photography
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A beautiful moment in the Secret Lagoon
Photo by Shaherald Chia
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The winter sun in Iceland can be breathtaking
Photo by Anna Berdnik
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Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach
Photo by Fernando Garcia
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