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Hvitserkur troll rock, high basalt stack located off the shore of north-west Iceland. The stack has the appearance of a dragon, or elephant drinking sea water in Vatnsnes peninsula. Epic and beautifull landscape.

The mighty Gullfoss waterfall in a beautiful late winter scenery, Golden Circle Route, Iceland

Iceland Fagradalsfjall Volcano Crater and Volcanic Landscape in Winter with Snowcapped Mountains. Panorama view over the volcanic lava landscape of the Fagradalsfjall Volcano on Iceland. Fagradalsfjall Volcano Summit of Langhóll in the Panorama Center. Reykjanes Peninsula close to the city of Reykjavík. Drone Point of View Winter Panorama Landscape Shot. Fagradalsfjall Volcano, Reykjanes Peninsula, Geldingadalir, Iceland

The cold snowy Sunrise Iceland highlands in Winter

Glacial river flows out of the melting glacier Myrdalsjokull near Katla volcano in South Iceland.

Hverfjall Volcano covered in snow from Dimmuborgir lava field. Myvatn, Iceland

Aerial view of Arnarstapi in the front and the glacier Snaefellsjokull in the back. Volcanic mountain range in Iceland. Snæfellsjökull is a melting glacier.

Thingvellir, national park and most popular tourist destinations in Iceland

Aerial shot of the dramatic volcanic landscape of the central Highlands of Iceland on a sunny day in summer, where patches of snow are still clinging to the barren ground.

Scenic view of the hvitserkur basalt stack with snow in the foreground and mountains in the background on a clear winter day

Hverfjall has a large, circular explosion crater, about 140 metres deep and with a diameter of 1,000 metres. Hverfjall is one of Iceland's most beautiful and symmetrical explosion craters, besides being one of the largest of its kind in the world. It is estimated that the crater was created during a volcanic explosion and its likely around 2800 - 2900 years old.

White lighthouse on the extreme west coast of Iceland. Snaefellsnes Peninsula.

A stunning winter scene of Kirkjufell waterfall, Iceland, with the iconic Kirkjufell mountain in the background. Snow and ice blanket the landscape, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. The frozen waterfall and the towering mountain combine to form a picturesque and captivating winter vista.

The Overland Track at Cradle mountain, Tasmania, with snow and ice.

Mossy Lava Fields near to Eldhraun covered in snow, Iceland

Panoramic view of Hrafnagja canyon or seismic rift valley between Eurasian and North American tectonic plates in Thingvellir National Park, Iceland with snow topped mountains in background

Landscape near Mývatn, Iceland, showing the fields of namaskard and Búrfell mountain

Russia. Far East, Kuril Islands. Very hard and sharp basalt rocks along the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk on the island of Iturup.

Icelandic Snowcapped Coastal Glaciers and Mountain Panorama at the south-eastern Golden Cirlce Route in Wintertime. Frozen sand plain - beach and gravel field in the foreground. Snowy mountain range and glaciers in the background under sunny blue skys. Close the village of Vik i Myrdal, South Central Iceland, Iceland, Nordic Countries, Europe

Crater of a volcano in the day with sunshine and clouds in the sky. Landscape on Iceland of Reykjanes Peninsula. Brown and gray lava rocks and along the rim of the crater

$The Laugavegur Trail in Iceland offers breathtaking views of diverse landscapes, including vibrant green valleys, rugged mountains, steaming geothermal areas, and serene glaciers. Hikers are treated to a mesmerizing array of natural wonders, from cascading waterfalls to colorful rhyolite mountains, making it an unforgettable journey through Iceland's stunning wilderness.\n\nThe Laugavegur Trail typically begins in the hot springs area of Landmannalaugar and ends in the lush Thorsmork Valley, offering hikers a diverse and picturesque journey through Iceland's highlands.$

Sólheimajökull Glacier has a wealth of dramatic ice formations including crevasses, rugged ridges and sinkholes. Sólheimajökull is a glacier tongue of Mýrdalsjökull – the 4th largest glacier in Iceland. The rugged face of Sólheimajökull glacier is and constantly changing. The impact of climate change can be seen very clearly here – the glacier has retreated about a kilometer over the last decade. Many different glacier tongues stretch out from potent mother glacier Mýrdalsjökull including Kötlujökull (also known as Höfðabrekkujökull), Öldufellsjökull, Sandfellsjökull and last but not least Sólheimajökull. The river Jökulsá runs down from Sólheimajökull filled with glacial meltwater, which is rich with smelly sulphuric acid from the subglacial areas. The river has sometimes been called the “stinky river” due to this fact – But, this isn’t the only nicknamed known to the area. In the 1930’s Sólheimajökull, which had up until then been growing, suddenly started retreating and today it is hard to pinpoint its exact size. This is why the glacier is often nicknamed 'The Shrinking Glacier' and many travelers visit the glacier due to the fact that in a few centuries it might not still be there. (Source: Sólheimajökull Glacier | Arctic Adventures)

View on Snaefellsjökul volcano summit in summer

Kerid or Kerith volcanic crater lake on the touristic golden circle route in Iceland in winter . High quality photo

Panoramic image of the beautiful landscape of the Thingvellir National Park during winter, Iceland, Europe

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