THIS is why winter in Iceland is pure magic! ☃️😍 Winter kicks off in early November (sometimes even late October 🥶) and typically lasts until the end of March ❄️🏔️❄️ Snowfall timing can vary year to year—and it all depends on where in the country you are 📍 Here’s where this video takes you: - Snæfellsnesvegur (Viking Sword Road) - Siglufjörður, North Iceland - Kvernufoss waterfall - Höfði lighthouse, Reykjavík - Hvammsvík Hot Springs - Sólheimajökull glacier - Hraunfossar waterfalls - Northe

Iceland 🇮🇸 Travel | Hotels | Food | Tips on Instagram: "@maadh.92 showed us the winter magic of Iceland’s majestic mountains this Christmas 🎅🏼✨ Tag someone you’d love to explore Iceland’s rugged beauty with 💗 🌟 Winter Fun Fact: Did you know that in Iceland, Christmas celebrations are often accompanied by stunning snowy landscapes and volcanoes? One of the coolest facts is that Iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes, including Mount Hekla, known as the “Gateway to Hell”! 🏔️ Another high