Iceland's East Coast Road Trip(part 2)

Vatnajökull National Park → Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon 🗺 Jökulsárlón is Iceland’s largest glacial lagoon and the third-largest in the world! 💙 The lagoon is filled with massive icebergs—some electric blue, others crystal clear—known as "Icelandic Blue Ice." ❄️ Like the Black Sand Beach, this is a must-visit spot to witness glaciers, icebergs, and volcanic shores in one breathtaking vista—it’s Iceland at its most "icy-cool"! Jökulsárlón → Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach 🖤 This otherworldly black beach (a favorite of actor Liu Haoran!) has grown incredibly popular in recent years. ☁️🌧️ Voted one of the "World’s Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches," it looks even more dramatic on cloudy or rainy days. 🎥 Its stark beauty has made it a backdrop for indie films and photo shoots—seriously cool vibes! Black Sand Beach → Höfn (Hofn) 🌆 After exploring the lagoon, we drove 80km to Höfn, starving and ready for a feast! 🏗 Höfn is a charming fishing town known for its fresh seafood—many restaurants serve just-caught lobster and fish. 🍤 We ended the day with a seafood dinner (don’t miss the Höfn lobster, Icelandic salmon, or reindeer meat!) before heading back to rest. 🚗 The East Coast drive concludes in Höfn—a surprisingly bustling little town with great food and coastal charm! #Höfn#Black Sand Beach Reynisfjara#Jökulsárlón#travel guide#Iceland#solo travel