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Land Rover Discovery 4, undoubtedly an amazing SUV with luxury interior 

The stark landscape & historical sites of Skaftafell will remain captured in our mind forever.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur, locally referred to as Klaustur, sheds light on our path as we set our sights ahead toward Skaftafell.

We follow the coordinates 63°31′47″N 19°30′50″W, which brings us alongside the Skóga River in the south of Iceland. Legend has it that treasure lies behind the Skógafoss waterfall, but we see priceless value in its view.

We answer Iceland’s 15-minute weather changes with Terrain Response, making sure we put Hellisheiði Pass’s lava plateau to the test.

Upon reaching Gunnuhver’s steam vents on the southwest part of Reykjanes, we reflect on the meaning of this journey and what lies ahead.

A fishing town at the Southern Peninsula, by the name of Grindavík, welcomes us with clear skies once we arrive. When in unfamiliar territory, it’s best to just open up and absorb our surroundings.

As we set forth on our journey to see a true world phenomenon, a “so long” is passed to those in Reykjavik who sent us. Over 250 miles of highway, snow, sand and marsh now lie in front of our path to the Northern Lights.