What to see

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, ...

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...

Think that traveling with kids is impossible? Check out the amazing Instagrams of these families traveling the world on Instagram! These gorgeous feeds show that globetrotting is possible with families of all sizes.

Strap on your crampons and visit the best ice caves in Iceland at the heart of our massive glaciers. This winter, make unforgettable memories on an ice caving adventure.

Tired of sunny beaches? Try your next adventure hiking on the largest glaciers in the world instead! Trade touristy beaches for epic glaciers and see the world from new heights.

The Northern Lights top many travelers’ bucket lists. Stargazers from all over the world travel north for that rare glimpse of the phenomenon — and to snap a picture or two. So read on and find out how to take pictures of the Northern Light...

Churchill, Canada sits on the edge of civilization, smack-dab in the path of migrating polar bears. A small, rugged town of 1,000 hardy people, Churchill is connected to the rest of the world only by a single rail line and the occasional fl...

Summer has arrived and whale watching in Canada is in full swing! Find the best places to see the orcas and belugas from British Columbia to Quebec.

Wondering what are the best things to do on Vancouver Island? As the largest island on the West Coast of North America, Vancouver Island is where wild nature meets the modern world. Here you can enjoy the best of both worlds--rainforests, o...

Intense but magical, Iceland’s beauty comes from its extreme contradictions. Active volcanoes stir next to glacial ice. Find out the best extreme activities in Iceland.

Some go for keto diets and slow fitness, others take magnesium baths. But instead of rushing to buy yet another foot massager or “mountain air” scented candle, why not start with the world outside your door?

Remote and wild are the first words that come to mind when you think of Nunavut. With today’s vacationers seeking the world’s wild places more than ever, Nunavut might well be the next travel craze.

The North is home to a rich world of arctic animals and marine life. From the arctic fox to the beluga whale, here are some of the weird and wonderful animals that live in the Arctic.