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Avoid paying for parking at this location! 👇 Yes, it’s at Mount Kirkjufell on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula 🎥🏔️😉 Parking at Kirkjufellfoss Waterfall is paid, but if you’re only here for the view of Mount Kirkjufell, there’s a FREE parking spot just outside the town of Grundarfjörður 📍👌🚙 From there, you’ll get this stunning view of Kirkjufell 😍 📹 Filmed in January 2025 #iceland #kirkjufelliceland #kirkjufell #kirkjufellmountain #kirkjufellmountainiceland #mountkirkjufell #traveliceland #icelandtravelguide #thingstodoiniceland #howtotraveliceland #icelandtraveltips #whattodoiniceland #icelandtravel #goingtoiceland #bucketlist #icelandbucketlist #icelandvlog #travel #travelbucketlist #icelandadventure #fyp #foryou #foryoupage

Travel Tips for Iceland’s Golden Circle: 1. Þingvellir National Park: • Arrive early to enjoy the park without the crowds. • Dress in layers as the weather can shift quickly. • Explore the Silfra Fissure if you’re into snorkeling or diving—crystal-clear water between tectonic plates. • Parking requires a small fee, so have a card ready as cash is rarely used in Iceland. 2. Gullfoss Waterfall: • Wear waterproof clothing and sturdy shoes as the mist can make trails slippery. • Visit both the upper and lower viewing platforms for different perspectives of the waterfall. • There’s a visitor center with restrooms, a café, and a gift shop if you need a break. • Be cautious in winter—ice can make paths treacherous. 3. Geysir Geothermal Area: • Focus on Strokkur, which erupts every 5–10 minutes, and be ready with your camera. • Stick to the marked paths to avoid the dangerously hot ground. • Don’t rush—take time to explore the bubbling mud pots and smaller geysers. • Avoid touching the water; it’s boiling! General Tips: • Rent a car for flexibility and consider adding snow tires in winter. • Pack snacks and water, as dining options are sparse along the route. • Check the weather forecast before heading out—conditions can change rapidly. • Download offline maps, as cell service can be spotty in some areas. #ExploreIceland • #IcelandTravel • #GoldenCircle • #IcelandAdventure • #VisitIceland • #DiscoverIceland • #TravelIceland • #IcelandNature • #LandOfFireAndIce • #IcelandicLandscapes • #IcelandExplored • #ChasingWaterfalls • #GeothermalWonder

Travel Tips for Iceland’s Golden Circle: 1. Þingvellir National Park: • Arrive early to enjoy the park without the crowds. • Dress in layers as the weather can shift quickly. • Explore the Silfra Fissure if you’re into snorkeling or diving—crystal-clear water between tectonic plates. • Parking requires a small fee, so have a card ready as cash is rarely used in Iceland. 2. Gullfoss Waterfall: • Wear waterproof clothing and sturdy shoes as the mist can make trails slippery. • Visit both the upper and lower viewing platforms for different perspectives of the waterfall. • There’s a visitor center with restrooms, a café, and a gift shop if you need a break. • Be cautious in winter—ice can make paths treacherous. 3. Geysir Geothermal Area: • Focus on Strokkur, which erupts every 5–10 minutes, and be ready with your camera. • Stick to the marked paths to avoid the dangerously hot ground. • Don’t rush—take time to explore the bubbling mud pots and smaller geysers. • Avoid touching the water; it’s boiling! General Tips: • Rent a car for flexibility and consider adding snow tires in winter. • Pack snacks and water, as dining options are sparse along the route. • Check the weather forecast before heading out—conditions can change rapidly. • Download offline maps, as cell service can be spotty in some areas. #ExploreIceland • #IcelandTravel • #GoldenCircle • #IcelandAdventure • #VisitIceland • #DiscoverIceland • #TravelIceland • #IcelandNature • #LandOfFireAndIce • #IcelandicLandscapes • #IcelandExplored • #ChasingWaterfalls • #GeothermalWonder

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