Vatnajokull Ice Caves, Iceland

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Vatnajokull Ice Caves, Iceland

vatnjajokul icecave
CREDIT OF IMAGE : DAVID PHAN ON FLICKR

Reasons to visit Vatnajokull Ice Caves

  • The network of ice caves under the giant Vatnajokull glacier is truly a magic of nature. These surrealistic caves are a paradise for photographers and adventure seekers alike
  • The Ice caves of Vatnajokull are incredibly beautiful and incredibly dangerous. You can only access these caves in winter. In the dry season, ice begins to melt. So it would be so dangerous to visit. Even in winter, you shouldn’t visit this site without help of an expert guide
  • The icebergs and air bubbles trapped in the ices offers transparency and striking, blue color to these caves
  • Vatnajokull glacier itself is a mesmerizing attraction. Covering an area of 5500 square miles, It is the largest glacier in Iceland. Glacier walk, mountaineering, ice climb and trekking are popular tourist activities in this site

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