Kerid, a volcanic crater lake along the route to the popular 'Golden circle' is easily recognisable by its striking red volcanic rock and aquamarine water
In the frigid embrace of the North Atlantic, Iceland emerges as a captivating winter wonderland, casting a spellbinding allure with its ethereal landscapes and otherworldly beauty. As the mercury plunges, this island nation transforms into a realm of ice and fire, where steaming geysers punctuate the snow-laden expanses, and the dance of the Northern Lights paints the Arctic skies. Iceland's winter is a spectacle of contrasts—glacial landscapes juxtaposed against geothermal warmth, black-sand beaches dusted with snow, and the harmonious blend of folklore and contemporary culture.