Reynisdrangar from Dyrholaey
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Reynisdrangar from Dyrholaey
The view over the Reynisfjara (Black Beach) towards Reynisdrangar from top of Dyrhólaey is very nice. The curved coastline leads eyes directly to the cliffs in distance (Reynisdrangar).
Photo tips: Approximately 35 mm lens can easily cover the scene. Sunsets or sunrises are the best here.
Getting there: It's just a few steps from the parking.
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Finally, Reynisfjara stones were visible, accompanied by a great white webbing on the sea.
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Finally, Reynisfjara stones were visible, accompanied by a great white webbing on the sea.
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Finally, Reynisfjara stones were visible, accompanied by a great white webbing on the sea.
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Finally, Reynisfjara stones were visible, accompanied by a great white webbing on the sea.
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