Explore Vatnajokull Glacier in Iceland (Europe's Largest Glacier)

[@vidsandy1]

Your Videos are so helpful...Great to see everything especially while travelling with kids...Its always good to know the details, that helps with planning!..You have earned a viewer

[@WandererBell]

So nice of you!

[@righteouswillie]

I'm making a trip with my kids in October and this was exactly what I needed to gauge whether they could walk to the Glacier. Thanks friend

[@WandererBell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnbirgernielsen9340]

Lots of water in connection with the glacier. I was in austria in the last class in school before the gymnasium. In austria we went down to a glacier with a train, problably 70 to 80 degrees down in elevator cables

[@WandererBell]

I heard about that glacier in Austria. I was too close to that area: ua-cam.com/video/aSWAB-pN_vw/v-deo.htmlsi=bYuoXPgW2_FHDrXD

[@johnbirgernielsen9340]

Small trees and large bushes. That dissapear as you get closer to the glacier.

[@WandererBell]

wow I did not notice that.

[@Naser_Gharbeen]

Nice , which month was it ?

[@WandererBell]

Thank you. This was in August.

[@purpletc1]

Puffins… where is the best place to see them in East Iceland?

[@WandererBell]

They are not a lot of puffins in East Iceland. The best place to see them is in the WestFjords region. I shared that place here: ua-cam.com/video/UEjt20ib1zc/v-deo.html

[@chrisharder4854]

One thing the plandemic did : much less crowded places..so peaceful 😊

[@WandererBell]

Even now, you won't see a lot of travelers if you visit off-the-beaten-path places in Iceland. For example, the WestFjords region. I filmed a lot of videos there and the whole area was almost to myself 😊