Author: Vita Klimaite

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

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!

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!

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

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?

Let’s face it, if you’re even remotely considering visiting Iceland, the Northern Lights are at the top of your bucket list. And how can it not be, when it is among the most fascinating natural phenomena a human can witness? Plus, Iceland i...

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...

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!

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...

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...