Gatklettur is a famous, naturally formed stone arch found on Snaefellsnes by the town Arnarstapi. It is a beautiful stop for your road trip around the peninsula 🚙 💨 The place is particularly spectacular for photographers as the patterns across the rock are a testament to the ocean's constant barrage and make for a fascinating photographic subject 📸 📷 Captured by @tanjasolv Always be careful and keep a close eye on your surroundings when exploring Icelandic nature. Watch your step and don't...

Who else can't wait for the highland trails to open? 😩🏔🥾 Unfortunately, we will have to wait a bit longer 🤷🏼‍♀️ Depending on conditions some trails don't open until June ❄️ 📷 @blackmountain__

Up-close and from afar, there's beauty all around us in Iceland 🇮🇸 All images captured by @julia.pertek 👏 📷 We love to feature and thereby support photographers with a unique eye for capturing the beauty of Iceland. It doesn't matter if you have thousands of followers or not. Remember to tag us in your posts for a chance to get featured. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! ❤️

Did you know that Iceland is a pioneer in the use of geothermal energy? 🌡 The country is home to more than 200 volcanoes and many hot springs 🌋 Therefore, it has an abundant source of hot, easily accessible underground water 💦 📷 @kevin._.pages

Do you remember the name of Iceland's "Bluest Waterfall?" 💙

Seljavallalaug was built in 1923, making it one of Iceland's oldest geothermal hot spring pools. It was initially designed to be a place for children to learn how to swim 🏊 Have you been for a dip in the pool? 📷 Captured by @_gabrielferrier ⚠️ Please note that swimmers enter the pool at their own risk. There are no lifeguards on duty. It should also be noted that Seljavallalaug is only cleaned once a year.

Snowstorm by Osholaviti Lighthouse 🌬️ ❄️ The beautiful orange lighthouse is located between the two towns, Isafjordur and Bolungarvik, in the remote Westfjords of Iceland. Have you been to the Westfjords? 🧡 📷 Captured by @isleyreust

Do you recognize this waterfall? 🇮🇸🧐 📷 @pelle.faust

This black sand beach is nicknamed Diamond Beach, but do you know its real Icelandic name? 🇮🇸 It is one of Iceland's many romantic and picturesque places and is famous for its stranded icebergs, which is the reason behind its nickname. Diamond Beach is located on the South Coast and has become a popular place for wedding proposals 💍 💙 📷 All captured by @iuriebelegurschi

Glaciers constantly change, which makes them both fascinating and quite dangerous as the surroundings are unpredictable. You can experience these incredible forces of nature for yourself on a glacier hike with a local certified guide. It's an adventure you won't forget! 🤩 📷 Captured by @buttinthenature

Film quiz 🎬 In which of the following movies/series has the black sand beach Reynisfjara NOT been used as a filming location? a. Game of Thrones b. Noah c. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story d. Quantum of Solace, 007 📷 Captured by @withkhyun

Have you ever spotted the northern lights from Reykjavik? 👀 It is possible to see the northern lights from the city if conditions allow it! You'll need clear skies, as much darkness as possible, and a forecast with a high degree of solar particles (known as the KP index). However, step one is to look up and keep an eye on the night sky as much as you can ✨ 📷 Captured by @kevin._.pages