Hornstrandir nature reserve is the claw-shaped peninsula on the very edge of the Arctic Circle. Known for its harsh climate, it’s uninhabitable for most of the year. The last settlements here were abandoned in the 1950s. Inaccessible by roads, the only way to move within the region is by boat or hiking. The sense of solitude is exhilarating, apparently you can hike days without seeing a single person.
Sounds like a great place for a honeymoon!
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