Iceland has plenty of places worth visiting already [1], but there's more to see beneath the surface — literally. For travelers seeking adventure beyond the Blue Lagoon [2], you may want to consider exploring the Nordic island's ice caves.
Vatnajökull Glacier, Europe's largest ice cap, is truly a sight to behold alone. But what you'll find beneath is even more mesmerizing. Travelers can tour natural crystal-blue ice caves that will transport you to what seems like an entirely different planet. Each ice cave is uniquely formed [3] and ever-changing because they're formed by melted waters that refreeze each Fall. You'll never see the same formations.
Check out the breathtaking photos ahead!
This is what it looks like above the glacier.
But beneath . . .