Iceland - Traveling

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Iceland - Traveling

Day 7

Hello you there, 
Today I´m going to share with you this day that I had in Iceland.

So, for first I had a really long car trip but it was worth. I went to the Godafoss waterfall, in the NW of Iceland, which is the second powerfull waterfall in Europe, it´s really beautiful, I still can´t believe in the view that I had. By the way, it was snowing, so it was the first time that I saw snow. 

After the Godafoss I went to the Mývatn Nature Bath, which is a lagoon in a place where the temperature gets low than 0º , but to make worth your entrace, the lagoon is warmish naturally. BTW, it was really good bath, really really good, but the only problem that I see is: you have to get out the comfortable water and run to the bathroom in a temperature of -3ºC. At least it is close.

To end this day that I had in Iceland i´m gonna talk about the Vogafjós Farm Resort. It is really nice, the food and everything they serve there a made there, it´s really cool. I think that what really got my attention was a bread that they made there, it´s called Geyser Bread. It´s made under the ground, because the region is a geothermal region, and it tastes like honey, a little, it is sweet.


The Godafoss:
 Mývatn Nature Bath:

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