This surreal, drastic like place that you only really saw in movies you should go to waste because you're on a volcanic island.

Things are forming.

Things are changing.

I am a geologist.

I've been guiding.

I stand mostly Glacier hikes, uh, mountaineering driving.

Guiding for the past four years.

I am a drone pilot and photographer from New York.

I have been to Iceland nine times in the last three years.

The weather.

You have warmer days and longer times to see things.

The summer solstice is mid June, and that's when the sun will go down, kiss the horizon and come back up.

So you have 24 hours of daylight, just that sunlight in the evening.

There's like, very hard to describe it.

It's like the Twilight Zone that comes right before.

Like when the sun sets just stays like that for, like, eight hours.

You even when it's raining.

It's just such a happy time.

People are just like a life more.

Yeah, if you want to do good old fashioned tent camping, then I would say Bring it.

I brought my own camping here.

Bring your stuff things are expensive over here.

Believe me, I would bring a warmer than normal tent and sleeping bags.

The Islamic summer is a lot colder than most other places, so expect to be the hot and cold.

You could be in midsummer, but it drops down to zero almost and snows in July.

The camp sites are also very inexpensive.

I think there was $20 per night per vehicle, not per person back.

Gil is really interesting because it offers mawr of those Jurassic like scenes.

They've got showers, indoor toilets, areas for grilling in the summertime.

I go hiking and never bring a bottle with me.

E.

There's no kind of proud with that that you can almost go to any stream and drink water like no problem now.

I wouldn't drink water from a lake just because sitting water attends toe have its own issues.

But all the rivers in Iceland produce clean drinking water, so rent a car.

It's super easy.

You get into the airport and there's already those big brand rental companies that you would know from anywhere over the world.

But in Iceland they have very particular weather conditions that change really fast, so if you go off with road, it can be very treacherous and there's not a lot of people on the road to see you.