Blog from North Iceland

North Iceland is the destination in Iceland known for its accessible wildlife both on land and sea.

Júlli closes out his 5-day tour on the Diamond Circle with a visit to the scenic Goðafoss waterfall.

On The Diamond Circle, Júlli the Tour Guide discovers the amazing geothermal area called Hverir by Lake Mývatn.

Júlli the Tour Guide continues his travel on the Diamond Circle as he visits three waterfalls.

Júlli the Tour Guide travels to Ásbyrgi canyon, after stopping on the Tjörnes peninsula.

Júlli the Tour Guide is back on the road! Now he travels the Diamond Circle, a 250 kilometer long touring route that covers many of the the highlights of North Iceland.

The last video by Júlli about his travel on the Arctic Coast Way is about his visits to the inhabited islands of Grímsey and Hrísey. These amazing destinations offer experiences like stepping over the Arctic Circle, birdwatching, great culinary and much more.

Júlli is coming to an end on his journey, as he gets closer to Bakkafjörður. This of course can also be the starting point of the Arctic Coast Way. Here he visits Þórshöfn, becomes speechless on Langanes peninsula and walks around Bakkafjörður.

Júlli is on the Melrakkaslétta peninsula, where he visits two towns called Kópasker and Raufarhöfn.

Júlli starts his day in Húsavík and moves on to Tjörnes peninsula, where he observes the birdlife and the impressive geology. He then moves on to Ásbyrgi, the horse-shoe shaped canyon that has no equivalent in Iceland.