After the last sunrise in the idyllic bay of Jökulsárlón, we now drive to the easternmost point of our journey, to the lively small town of Höfn on the edge of the East Fjords. Höfn lies at the foot of Vatnajökull next to a harbour which once gave the idyllic place its importance as a fishing village. Late afternoon and sunset are spent in the bay of Stokksnes in front of the mighty mountain Vestrahorn, which is considered another absolute top address and one of the most beautiful mountains in Iceland. Vestrahorn is one of the numerous rocky peaks of the extinct volcano Klifatindur on the Stokksnes headland, which protrudes particularly strikingly from the mountain massif. There are great motives in this dreamlike scenery – especially in winter when the Vestrahorn rises majestically from the pitch-black dune plain. The headland itself is littered with small and large sand dunes, which together with the pitch-black sand and withered blades of grass form an intense contrast to the snow-covered mountain slopes. We will explore the most beautiful views around the bay of Skokksnes, playing with reflections in front of the panorama of the 756 meters high Vestrahorn, which is reflected in the calm sea water. If conditions are favourable we will return here at night to capture the northern lights.