Iceland Travel Review: Northern Lights, Waterfalls, Glaciers, Ice Caves, 10 Nights

Iceland was breathtaking, but we went in March to increase our chances of seeing the Northern lights. The first night we were there, our hotel concierge told us where to drive not far from Reykjavík since we were jet lagged, and the place was perfect. The second night, we took the four-hour tour to see the Northern lights, and this was even better. But our best views were at the quirky hotel, where we were in a cabin on top of a hill, by ourselves, and it was dark and clear.

We enjoyed all the different waterfalls we saw and how each was unique. We also enjoyed the glacier hike and the ice caves, which we couldn't have seen in the summer. The lava tube cave was also a great tour.

We liked renting a car, which did great in the snow, and enjoying things at our own pace.