Our Travel Journal

Flags can represent history, culture, and national pride. For Iceland, the red, white, and blue flag symbolizes the natural beauty of the land of “fire and ice,” and tells the story of its journey toward independence. Discover why Icelander...

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, is an extraordinary phenomenon that appears in the night sky around the Earth’s poles. Numerous keen tourists travel to Iceland just for that sight. From the tours to the best time and location, lear...

Empty roads that stretch as far as the eye can see, the freedom to stop and explore whenever you wish, traveling abroad accompanied only by your family and friends... A road trip in Iceland sounds magical, doesn’t it?

Small yet sturdy, the Icelandic horse is a majestic creature. And there are so many unique things about it!

Summers in Iceland are about as good as it gets. The pleasant weather allows you to explore every corner of the country, which is why summer is the high season. Are you planning a summer trip to Iceland? Great!

Yes, if you're planning a trip to Iceland in June, you’re not alone. June is definitely the high season in Iceland for some very good reasons, starting with the Midnight Sun!

Boasting an incredible variety of ecosystems, Canada is an endless wilderness that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean all the way to the Pacific. Canada is the ultimate destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. However, the most g...

Puffin watching in Iceland must be on your bucket list if you’re planning a summer trip. What is the best time and location to find puffins in Iceland? Is it possible to pet them? Are they endangered? Read on to find out the answers to thes...

Are you interested in Icelandic? You might wonder whether or not learning Icelandic is as difficult as it sounds.

Iceland is well known for its many stunning waterfalls. They are as diverse as they are numerous, and they are all worth a visit. The sad truth is your trip probably isn’t long enough to do that. Don’t worry! We have compiled for you the ul...

Iceland's nature is easily the highlight of the entire country. The island features glittering glacier lagoons, bubbling hot springs, and powerful waterfalls – illuminated each season by either the Northern Lights or the Midnight Sun. With ...

Iceland is one of the most popular travel destinations for travelers with adventure-filled bucket lists, but the cost is a common concern. Lucky for you, we have created a handy guide on the best time to visit Iceland if you are on a budget...

Here on the South Coast, I look out to the ocean, calm and dark beyond the lagoon by which I sit.

North Iceland is becoming a go-to destination in the land of fire and ice. Although the North Coast is less known to tourists than the South, it has just as many vibrant places to explore. Look out for the colorful houses of Akureyri and th...

Hot water comes out of the ground in Iceland in many places. Icelanders have made their lives more comfortable by soaking in these fabulous hot pots. Going to the pool is almost compulsory when you are staying in Iceland! Here are the 5 bes...

Autumn is the perfect time of year to visit Iceland. The nature is beautiful and colorful this time of year with rainbows, red and gold leaves against a dazzling blue sky, wild mushrooms, and an abundance of tasty berries that sweeten our d...

Due to the small amount of Icelandic people (only about 330.000), many of us are very proud of the Iocal music scene. In my opinion we have ridiculous amount of great bands compared to the small population. That can be seen for instance in ...

The annual Reykjavik Gay Pride Parade will happen on Saturday the 6th of August. The parade will start at BSI Bus Terminal at noon. At the end of the parade, an outdoors celebration will be held with live music and fun activities at Arnarhó...

Booking a hotel in any city that you don’t know well can be a daunting prospect. From luxury hotels to budget hostels — you name it, Reykjavik has it. Lucky for you, our handy guide on where to stay in Reykjavik is here to help.

Over 150 years ago, the biggest solar storm on record lit up night skies around the world. The Northern Lights dazzled city skies as far south as Honolulu, Hawaii. Want to see what the storm would look like today? Check out the 1859 Carring...