Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Have you ever been to a Iceland Road Trip? If you do a road trip in Iceland make sure you visit Reykjadalur, Gullfoss, Geysir, Seljavellir and Kerid.
After arriving in Reykjavik we picked up a 4x4 and our road trip in Iceland started. There are many things to do in Iceland in winter, actually it was not full winter so there were many things to do.
Iceland in September can be very cold, there were a few days that were very cold and windy specially at night but nothing that a good jacket doesn't solve.
We choose to go to Iceland in September because in summer there are too many tourists and Iceland in September is just perfect.
So if you are wondering what to do in Iceland in winter here is what we did on our first two days:
On the first day we arrived in Iceland around 9 in the morning, getting the car and sort out some stuff it was already 12 in the afternoon, but we still had half of the day.
The first spot we visited was Reykjadalur hot spring, this hot spring is for the the best of the whole trip because it was the warmets hot spring of all, remeber to put Reykjadalur hot spring thermal river in your list.
Then we visited a crater called Kerið or Kerid, it was close by so we stopped by quickly.
Third stop of the day was Geysir, a very famous geyser and its where the english word GEYSER comes from, it shoots water and steam to the sky every 15 to 20 minutes.
We saw the aurora borealis at night, something amazing to experience and there we were ready for our second day which started in a place called Gullfoss.
Gullfoss is a massive waterfall drive to the east of the island close by to our previous spots. Gullfoss waterfall Iceland is what you should write on your must list because if you get lucky to have a sunny day around Gullfoss waterfall you will see a double rainbow.
From there we drove to Seljavellir, a hidden hot pool that not many people know about it. I must tell you that Seljavellir hot pool is not that hot comparing to our previous one but it is worth a visit.
Then we drove to the most famous waterfall in Iceland, but that will come up on the next video...
Hit me up in the comments for any questions!
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Camera Bag: Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW
MAIN camera: Sony A7S II
ALL AROUND Lens: Sony 16-35mm Vario-Tessar F4
Mic I use: Rode VideoMic Pro
Drone: DJI Mavic Pro
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Tripod: Joby GorillaPod Focus
Action Camera: GoPro Hero4 Black
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Have you ever been to a Iceland Road Trip? If you do a road trip in Iceland make sure you visit Reykjadalur, Gullfoss, Geysir, Seljavellir and Kerid.
After arriving in Reykjavik we picked up a 4x4 and our road trip in Iceland started. There are many things to do in Iceland in winter, actually it was not full winter so there were many things to do.
Iceland in September can be very cold, there were a few days that were very cold and windy specially at night but nothing that a good jacket doesn't solve.
We choose to go to Iceland in September because in summer there are too many tourists and Iceland in September is just perfect.
So if you are wondering what to do in Iceland in winter here is what we did on our first two days:
On the first day we arrived in Iceland around 9 in the morning, getting the car and sort out some stuff it was already 12 in the afternoon, but we still had half of the day.
The first spot we visited was Reykjadalur hot spring, this hot spring is for the the best of the whole trip because it was the warmets hot spring of all, remeber to put Reykjadalur hot spring thermal river in your list.
Then we visited a crater called Kerið or Kerid, it was close by so we stopped by quickly.
Third stop of the day was Geysir, a very famous geyser and its where the english word GEYSER comes from, it shoots water and steam to the sky every 15 to 20 minutes.
We saw the aurora borealis at night, something amazing to experience and there we were ready for our second day which started in a place called Gullfoss.
Gullfoss is a massive waterfall drive to the east of the island close by to our previous spots. Gullfoss waterfall Iceland is what you should write on your must list because if you get lucky to have a sunny day around Gullfoss waterfall you will see a double rainbow.
From there we drove to Seljavellir, a hidden hot pool that not many people know about it. I must tell you that Seljavellir hot pool is not that hot comparing to our previous one but it is worth a visit.
Then we drove to the most famous waterfall in Iceland, but that will come up on the next video...
Hit me up in the comments for any questions!
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Camera Bag: Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW
MAIN camera: Sony A7S II
ALL AROUND Lens: Sony 16-35mm Vario-Tessar F4
Mic I use: Rode VideoMic Pro
Drone: DJI Mavic Pro
Stabilizer: Zhiyun Crane V2
Tripod: Joby GorillaPod Focus
Action Camera: GoPro Hero4 Black
---------------------------------------------------------------
Follow me at:
YouTube ➞ youtube.com/PedroTravells
WordPress ➞ citiesoftheworldblog.wordpress.com
Facebook ➞ facebook.com/PedroTravells
Twitter ➞ twitter.com/PedroTravells
Instagram ➞ instagram.com/PedroTravells
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Music:
Movin by Joakim Karud
Home by Ukiyo
Fast Forward by Ukiyo
Thank you for watching!
