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Jökulsárlón iceberg lagoon, in Iceland, is located at the eastern arm of the Vatnajökull glacier, Europe's largest glacier. It's the spot where large pieces of the glacier break off into the water, then cue up to shoot down a small river into the broad ocean to be re-born as icebergs in the North Atlantic. The water and ice are of an unimaginable shade of blue, and the line between earth and sky blurs, as you stand there watching the icebergs ebb and flow with the current.
Jökulsárlón iceberg lagoon, in Iceland, is located at the eastern arm of the Vatnajökull glacier, Europe's largest glacier. It's the spot where large pieces of the glacier break off into the water, then cue up to shoot down a small river into the broad ocean to be re-born as icebergs in the North Atlantic. The water and ice are of an unimaginable shade of blue, and the line between earth and sky blurs, as you stand there watching the icebergs ebb and flow with the current.
Coordinates for Jökulsárlón:
64° 02'53.99"N
16° 10'47.25"W
Directions to Jökulsárlón:
Driving east along Highway 1, you will pass through the town of Kirkjubaejarklaustur, and eventually past Skaftafell National Park. About 50km past the park, the road turns northward, and the lagoon will be on your left, over a small suspension bridge.
Driving south/west along Highway 1, an hour past Höfn, just about 80km, the lagoon will be on the right.