Our Travel Journal

Snorkeling and diving, while both done in water, are two completely different activities. Learning how is crucial to make sure you book tours you’ll enjoy and set reasonable expectations. So without further ado, here are the main difference...

Located halfway between Europe and North America, Iceland is the perfect layover or stopover choice for your transcontinental flight. Experience fascinating historic sights, remote nature, and thrilling adventure all before you even reach y...

Icelandic is famous for its lengthy tongue-twisting words so it makes sense the language would also produce some pretty crazy expressions. As one of the oldest languages in the world still used, Icelanders still like to throw in some old-fa...

Visiting a foreign country can be overwhelming – especially if that country’s nature, culture and cuisine are as distinct as Iceland’s. We are here to suggest the top 15 things to do during your trip to Iceland and to help you plan a vacati...

Canada is blessed with an 8-month period when locals and tourists can admire the Northern Lights. You can do it too! Learn about the top spots and times to catch the Northern Lights show in Canada and go on an adventure. You can also free y...

Discover the most remote locations in North Iceland on the Arctic Coast Way. The 900 km coastal route leads you along far-flung peninsulas, glacial fjords, steep mountains, and out to secluded islands. Stop in charming towns along the way, ...

You wish to see the entirety of Iceland but only have 7 days? Don’t worry, we have prepared the perfect itinerary that covers all top spots on the famous Ring Road. Get to know Iceland in just 7 days!

Reykjavik and the Northern Lights are inseparable. In fact, at a latitude of 64.1466° N, Reykjavik is the northernmost capital city on Earth and the only one where you can actually see aurora borealis. Learn about the best times and locatio...

Who are Icelanders? Where did they come from? When did they discover and settle the land we now call Iceland? Why did they come? Was anyone there before them? Are they really descendants of Vikings? What is their history?

Swimming in an outdoor pool is such a quintessentially Icelandic experience. Icelanders just cannot miss out on this at any time year.

Iceland is one of the most popular tourist destinations with millions of people visiting the nation every year — and for good reason.

Supernatural and mythological beings are a big part of ancient beliefs about Icelandic nature. Icelandic folklore is rich with stories of these creatures and has been since the beginning of time. These tales were originally passed down in o...