This is how our hostel looked like. We could not see what it was like the night before as there we were in the middle of no where and had no street lights.

Continue our journey 200km east towards Hofn.

 

 

Stopped at Jökulsárlón.. ill let the pictures speak for itself

This is where the lagoon meets the oceon where Icebergs drift into the sea.

Jökulsárlón is a glacial lagoon and is truly Iceland’s natural wonders.

We spend a good amount of time here taking pictures.

We then continued our journey and stopped at Hofn (pop > 2000, biggest town we’ve seen other than Reykjavik. The only reason why we stopped here because of the Dutch couple who said we should…we ended up just eating hotdogs here as all the attractions are closed due to it being late in the season.

 

We then drove 30km further east to Stafafell.

Going offroad to reach our starting point.

Weather was sunny and was a good day for hiking.

The start of Stafafell hike. I think it was previously a big river here.

Freshest water i’ve ever drank.

Doing the “Chewie boy”

Single File.

Hiked for 2-3 hours roundtrip. This was the furthest east we went, we’d like to do the whole ring road (which could be done in 24 hours) however we would not have much time to explore anything.

We drove back and decided to be badasses and sleep in the car at Jökulsárlón to hopefully catch some northern lights with the awesome Glaciers for awesome pictures. The weather turned bad it just rained on us. It got freezing temp cold and we had to use emergency blankets to keep ourselves warm. We got no Northern Lights, uneeven sleeping surface, and crappy sleep.

Daniel slept in the front seat. I slept at the back with the back seats down.

 

Route we took today.
http://goo.gl/maps/FhDEG