Photo Tour Log
Here we describe a handful of the tours already completed to show what conditions can be expected during different seasons. Even in a single day with a normal driving range we can experience a variety of weather systems. Iceland’s special geology with it’s mountains, glaciers, coastlines and sand plains all within close proximity can create micro climates. On a multi-day tour with many locations the weather conditions are always varied. In any cases it is the edge or aftermath of storms that give us the best pictures.
January 2017 – South Coast & Jökulsarlon
Thick snow clouds is the same as pulling that thick duvet over yourself at the end of the day. The storm persisted into the morning and I actually delayed our start towards the Ice Beach because the wind meters …
July 2016 4 days Landmannalaugar – Jökulsarlon
This tour always planned to start with a drive to East Iceland through Landmannalauagar. This was a bit of a gamble because we were guaranteed rain.
August 2016 – North Iceland & Westfjords
This was a camping trip in mid-August. Temperatures are just about comfortable for camping with a good sleeping bag. The clear advantages are the flexibility.
June 2010 Jökulsarlon and East Fjords
This was a Summer photo tour around Iceland, but this post will look a the first couple of days including Jökulsarlon and the East Fjords.
August 2010 Landmannalaugar
We departed from Reykjavik and headed towards the interior to a geothermal area called Landmannalaugar, the natural gem in the southern highlands of Iceland.
August 2015 – 2 day Jökulsarlon late schedule
3 Summer Nights July 2014
April 2014 5 day tour
This tour took us to the North of Iceland to catch some Winter waterfalls and the powerful Dettifoss before the big thaw.
