Visit Iceland

There's no secret that many of us are fascinated by hard-to-reach places. Once you see Þrídrangaviti lighthouse, it looks like something that can only be seen in a fairytale – a beautiful white house with a red beacon on one of the three cl...

Many people associate May with the approaching warmth and sunny days. This makes it a great time to visit Iceland as you'll be able to enjoy the outdoor activities and appreciate Icelandic nature without having to be in too big of a crowd o...

April is considered to be "shoulder season". It is the time when winter is coming to an end, but summer hasn't come yet. Learn about the best things to do and how to prepare for visiting Iceland in April.

Planning on visiting Iceland in March? Learn about the weather, what to wear, and the best things to do in Iceland in March!

Ready to take the plunge? No, you’re not about to dive the Silfra Fissure. You’re finally going to propose to the love of your life! Maybe you’ve bought the ring and you’re waiting for the right moment. But when? Where? How?

Visiting Iceland in February is always a good idea! From ice caving to snowmobiling, from glacier hiking to lava caving and hot springs – there is plenty to explore in Iceland during February! Read on to find out more about weather conditio...

As the new year's approaching fast, there's a high chance that you already started working on your bucket list for 2023. And what bucket list doesn't have an epic trip added to it? Looking to cross this wish off from your list with a smile ...

November in Iceland means shorter days. But there's no shortage of events and sights to see. When the sun goes down, head out into the wilderness to hunt for the Northern Lights. Don’t miss out on Iceland’s biggest music festival and the Ic...

Stretching 55 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, the Snaefellsnes peninsula is blessed with spectacular natural landscapes. Known as 'Iceland in Miniature,' it is home to black sand beaches, a glacier, dormant volcanoes, interesting wildlife, a...

From spectacular landscapes to witnessing the northern lights, Iceland in winter is an experience of a lifetime. Traveling to this winter wonderland is surely going to be an otherworldly adventure.

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...

Do 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 the top spots on the famous Ring Road. Get to know Iceland in just 7 days!

Visiting ice caves in Iceland is definitely a unique experience. Some think it can only be experienced in winter, lie the Northern Lights, which is not entirely true. So, what is the best time to visit ice caves in Iceland?

South Coast of Iceland is a majestic destination with several natural and unique wonders including waterfalls, volcanoes, glaciers, and black sandy beaches.

Þingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, and Geysir geothermal area are the most prominent spots that you need to visit to complete the journey of exploring the Golden Circle. But what if we told you to set out on an off-beaten path to...

Iceland boasts many breathtaking natural attractions that can be enjoyed year-round. However, some unique activities can only be enjoyed seasonally. This raises the question of whether it is better to visit.

Traveling internationally with pets is quite taxing. It is often more prudent to leave your pet at home when visiting a place with an unpredictable climate, such as Iceland.

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

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 ...

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!

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...

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?

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...

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...

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...

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...

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.

Wondering what the ongoing prices in Iceland are? Well, you're in luck. Find out why NOW is the best time to go to Iceland.

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...

The Midnight sun - one thing all travelers find enchanting about June in Iceland. The days get so long that no dark, starry night is observed. The light evenings help people unwind from the long Icelandic days and it’s one of the best times...

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

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 ...