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Highlands of Iceland: an itinerary across the most beautiful places of Iceland.

Cinematographic footage of the roads, landscapes and more beautiful spots of the Icelandic highlands. This video includes aerial views of the following places: - Landmannalaugar, a vast area of stunning and unique beauty in the heart of Iceland's southern Highlands. Throughout the summer, it is one of the most popular places for hiking – either over one day or several – and for natural hot spring bathing - Kerlingarfjöll, another amazing spot in the Highlands. Kerlingarfjöll is a 1,477 m (4,846 ft)) tall mountain range in the Highlands of Iceland near the Kjölur highland road. They are part of a large tuya volcano system of 100 km² (39 sq mi). You can spot directly the volcanic origin of these mountains by the numerous hot springs and rivulets in the area, as well as red volcanic rhyolite stone the mountains are composed of. Minerals that have emerged from the hot springs also color the ground in yellow, red and green. Amazing landscapes meaning you need to stop there - Ljotipollur, an explosion crater and crater lake in the south Highlands. Its name means ‘Ugly Puddle’, despite the fact it is an incredibly beautiful site. It is part of the Veiðavötn volcanic area- Hekla Volcano - Blahylur lake, also known as Hnausapollur, is a stunning crater lake in the Southern Highlands, in the Fjallabak nature reserve, loved for its colorful mountains and valleys. It’s 5.6 miles (9 kilometers) north of Landmannalaugar mountain. - Thorsmork, is a nature reserve in the southern Icelandic highlands. It is one of the country's most popular hiking destinations and a prime location for photographers and nature lovers. To reach these destinations, you'll need to drive some of the most stunning roads in Iceland: - Road F-208: F-road that connects the southern ring road next to Vik with the southern end of F26. I call “north” the part north of Landmannalaugar and “south” the part south of Landmannalaugar. With F208 North vs F208 South, it’s a tale of two roads, which are significantly different from each other. Long story short – F208 North is easier to drive. But, this comes with a cost. Views and landscapes around F208 South are one of the most beautiful sights you may see in Iceland. - Road F-225: Located in the Southern Region of Iceland, F225 (Landmannaleið) is one of the most beautiful drives of the country, offering breathtaking landscapes. - Road F-347: this is the only road leading directly to the picturesque Kerlingarfjoll area. It’s a detour from F35 and it’s definitely worth taking. In terms of difficulty, I would divide F347 into two parts – up to a Kerlingarfjoll mountain resort and afterward, towards Hveradalir. Up to the Kerlingarfjoll mountain resort, F347 is just a gravel road with potholes doable even by a 2wd car. To Hveradalir, however, it becomes more challenging. This time the challenge exceptionally doesn’t lie in river crossings (as there are no unbridged ones) but in the steepness and rugged terrain of the final section. - Road F-233: Located in the southern highlands of the country, within the Fjallabak Nature Reserve, the road is surrounded by lunar landscapes, and is pretty bumpy. It’s only open during the summer months, usually between late June and early September. Expect to be alone, this track is not very busy. It is not recommended to drive unaccompanied. The drive offers breathtaking landscapes.