Iceland | Experience the ultimate sense of solitude

Experience the ultimate sense of solitude. The journey in Iceland is already halfway through, let's rewind the itinerary of the past two days from the end to the beginning. Overcast skies are not beautiful, but they're not bad either, because it's precisely the cloudy weather that brings out the feeling of being at the end of the world in Iceland. No matter the weather, it has its charm. Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach - The waves, as if alive, rush onto the black sand beach regardless of anything, eventually dissipating into white foam. A sense of fate, here it comes. I thought by the end of February it would be summer, but upon arrival, I found that most areas are still in winter. One can imagine how vibrant the summer here must be. Skogafoss Waterfall - It's stunning. The grandeur of the waterfall and the scattered spray are overwhelming. Humans are so insignificant in front of nature. Climbing over 500 steps to the top of the waterfall, the misty mountains are shrouded, like a fairyland. Believe me, the view from the top is really worth the effort. Seljalandsfoss and Gljufrabui Waterfalls - One can go behind the waterfall for a full view, the other requires stepping on stones in a stream to enter a crevice to see it. The experience of viewing both waterfalls is quite good, but be sure to have full waterproof protection! Gullfoss Waterfall - Already dressed in its winter attire, the wind at Gullfoss is strong. The weather was better on the first day, and it was very photogenic. Thingvellir National Park - A place that has witnessed the history of Iceland. The scenery is pretty good, and there's a small waterfall. Haukadalur Geysir - The geothermal water eruption is still quite magical. The intervals between eruptions are not so regular, and everyone silently holds their phones by the spring, like devout believers, just to capture the moment of eruption. The adorable Icelandic horses, with their long hair and very gentle nature, must say these three have been well-fed by tourists. The two days with the Nice travel group were quite happy. Apart from the black sand beach where the guide followed to ensure everyone's safety, for other itineraries, after explaining the precautions and setting the meeting time, everyone was free to move around. Alright, the running account ends here. Looking forward to tomorrow's glacier hiking and the ice cave.