Blog post by TravelBlogger Lila Evergreen
Arriving at Keflavik, airport in Iceland
As a travel enthusiast, the prospect of exploring the ethereal landscapes of Iceland from the Netherlands was a dream come true. The anticipation soared as the plane descended towards Keflavik Airport, promising an adventure that would forever be etched in my memory.
The first impression upon landing at Keflavik Airport was an overwhelming sense of isolation. Surrounded by vast stretches of rugged terrain, the airport felt like an outpost on the edge of the world. The brisk Icelandic air embraced me, and as I stepped onto the tarmac, the raw beauty of the landscape unfolded before my eyes. Volcanic rocks and distant mountains painted a stark, yet captivating, panorama.
Navigating through the airport was a breeze, thanks to Iceland's efficient and friendly staff. English is widely spoken, making communication easy for international travelers. The excitement intensified as I picked up my luggage, knowing that the real adventure was about to begin.
Where ever you are in Iceland, Everything is so photogenic! I really enjoyed taking photos!
The drive from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik is an expedition in itself. The barren, otherworldly landscapes, characteristic of Iceland, were visible even from the car window. The scenery changed with each passing kilometer, revealing a tapestry of moss-covered lava fields, black sand deserts, and meandering rivers.
One couldn't help but feel a profound connection with nature as the road stretched endlessly before us. The vastness of the Icelandic wilderness was both humbling and awe-inspiring. It was as if we were traversing the untouched canvas of a masterful painter, each curve in the road unveiling a new masterpiece.
Before reaching Reykjavik, we made a detour that would set the tone for the rest of our Icelandic journeyâthe renowned Blue Lagoon. Nestled amid the stark landscapes, this geothermal spa is a testament to Iceland's unique geological wonders.
As we approached the Blue Lagoon, tendrils of steam rose from the mineral-rich waters, creating an ethereal atmosphere. The milky blue hue of the lagoon against the rugged backdrop was a sight to behold. Excitement bubbled within me as I realized I was about to experience one of the most famous geothermal spas in the world.
The Blue Lagoon is definitely a different planet experience!
Stepping into the warm, mineral-laden waters of the Blue Lagoon felt like entering a realm of pure bliss. The soothing heat enveloped me, and the silica-rich mud on the lagoon's floor promised a spa-like treatment for the skin.
As I floated in the tranquil waters, surrounded by the stark beauty of Iceland, it was impossible not to be captivated by the juxtaposition of nature's forces. The Blue Lagoon wasn't just a hot spring; it was a sanctuary where the elements converged to create a symphony of relaxation and rejuvenation.
The sensation of the cool Icelandic air against my face, the steam rising around me, and the awe-inspiring scenery made the Blue Lagoon experience a surreal moment of harmony with nature. It was a prelude to the enchanting adventures awaiting me in Reykjavik and beyond.
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we dive into the vibrant city of Reykjavik and uncover its cultural gems, culinary delights, and the warmth of Icelandic hospitality. The Icelandic adventure has only just begun!
đ The Bus Service I highly recommend for traveling from Keflavik to Reykjavik (includes the Blue Lagoon Stop!)
đŁď¸ The Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon Pass! I bought (ALL INCLUSIVE!) pass, it was very convinient for me since I was only staying for few days in ReykjavĂk!
Written by Travel Blogger Lila Evergreen