Can’t decide whether you should visit Iceland in summer or winter? September in Iceland offers the best of both worlds. As tourist season winds down, you can still do summer activities like hiking, kayaking, and boat tours. At the same time...

Iceland starts to slow down in October. The summer rush has come to a close, and big winter celebrations are still a couple of months away. If you’re looking for a peaceful and affordable time to visit the land of fire and ice, then October...

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...

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.

Worried that three days won’t be enough to enjoy Iceland? Think again. While most of us would prefer a few months to explore Iceland, you can still accomplish a whole lot in three days! All that’s required is some careful planning.