Iceland: Stunning Blue Ice!
February 7, 2020 10 Comments
Wonderful Zodiac Tour of Fjallsarlon Ice Lagoon
Blue Iceberg at Fjallsarlon Ice Lagoon
Black Marbled Iceberg at Fjallsarlon Ice Lagoon
Blue Iceberg with Glacial Scrapes at Fjallsarlon Ice Lagoon
Towering Iceberg with Holes at Fjallsarlon Ice Lagoon
Jokulsarlon Bridge
Glacial Ice Passing Under Jokulsarlon Bridge
Overview of Jokulsaron Ice Lagoon with Calving Glacier in Distance
Glacial Ice on Black Sand of Diamond Beach at Jokulsarlon Ice Lagoon
Glacial Ice with Ocean Wave at Diamond Beach
Long Exposure of Diamond Beach
Close-up of Glacial Ice
Seals at Jokulsarlon Ice Lagoon
View of Greenland from Airplane
Greenland’s Snow Covered Mountains
Greenland’s Blue Waterways with Ice
Greenland’s South Coast Mountains
Greenland’s South Coast Near Qaqortoq
The glaciers and ice on the south coast of Iceland are stunning! Some of the icebergs are an incredible blue. This area is one of our absolute favorites of anywhere we have ever been! When we flew home, we got super lucky and had a spectacular view of Greenland on the return flight. Gorgeous! We will definitely return – nature photography is the best in Iceland! Our updated Iceland slideshow / travel guide full of pictures, tips, and a custom google map is located at this link (click once, and then click again; wait a minute for it to load and open): ICELANDIC SLIDESHOW 2020
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You captured some stunning images … absolutely beautiful!
Thank you! The scenery and weather were spectacular!
Beautiful shots, Pam, I’d love to see blue ice some day!
It is so beautiful – hard to describe in words. Maybe “magical”. 🙂
Wow. What a great joy it was to see your stunning photos! Thank you.
Have a good day!
Thank you! It is a very beautiful place!
Great images! Iceland is such a special place.
Agreed! It is the best and a place we long to see again.
What stunning photos, Pam. And your slide show is excellent. Although we’ve been to Reykjavík, we haven’t (yet) been out to see the beauty that you have shown. We had hoped to visit this summer, but now I think we’ll have to push that back. What time of year do you recommend? ~Terri
You need to go back! We like going in mid-June when the lupines are blooming and the puffins are nesting. Ahhhh ….. our chance will come again.