Natural wonders in Iceland are not hard to find. Read our blog posts about many of the famous (and not as famous) natural wonders. Of course, after you book a camper from your favorite camper in Iceland, Cozy Campers, you´ll have no problem accessing the natural wonders.
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Are there any dangerous animals in Iceland?
Are there any dangerous animals in Iceland? Not really, the island is thankfully free of large predators. The only native mammal in Iceland is the […]
February 28, 2018
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Midnight Sun Activities in Iceland
The midnight sun and 24 hours of daylight. It might sound difficult to live with but it is a welcome change to the dark winter […]
February 1, 2018
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Hiking paths – The best ones to try in South-West Iceland
The largest part of Iceland is mountainous so you´ll have no problems finding hiking paths here. Populated areas dot the coast around the country where […]
January 17, 2018
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Do the people of Vestmannaeyjar really live on an active volcano?
Yes, they do, and 44 years ago it destroyed 1/3 of the town. Luckily the people were evacuated. The Eldfell eruption in 1973 Early one […]
November 24, 2017
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What to see and do at lake Mývatn in North Iceland
Lake Mývatn and the surrounding area is one of our favorite parts of Iceland. There’s so much to see, and the geothermal and volcanic activity […]
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Six famous waterfalls in Iceland – beautiful and powerful
When driving in Iceland you will notice there are quite a few of waterfalls on the island, some are pretty famous waterfalls. They are both […]
October 17, 2017
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Glymur waterfall – Iceland’s second tallest waterfall
Many Icelanders regularly hike up to Glymur waterfall in Hvalfjörður (Whale Fjord). It’s only about a one-hour drive from Reykjavík but the hike up to […]
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