Iceland is one of the world's best countries for solo travel. It’s safe, beautiful, and filled with excitement and adventure!

Christmas is the time to eat and drink until you just can’t anymore. This is the time to be merry, and what better way to celebrate than to say “SKÁL” (cheers!) with friends and family with some great Icelandic Christmas beers.

Sometimes a mere couple of days is all we can spare for our international adventures. We’ve compiled the ultimate two-day adventure guide to Iceland.

On the morning of December 12th, Icelandic children will wake up with a smile on their faces and butterflies in their bellies. The reason? Yule Lads, or as we like to call them in Icelandic, Jólasveinar! And not only are there 13 of them, but there is also Grýla (their mum), Leppalúði (their dad), and the Christmas cat!

Ensure you’ve got the gear to get you everywhere you need to go in Iceland. You’ll need some sturdy footwear for tough terrain. But what should you be looking for in a good pair of hiking boots?

Want to head to Iceland already prepared for your adventure? Our guide to simple ice climbing techniques is a great way to calm your nerves before putting on your crampons.

As Christmas is fast approaching, we all know what that actually means: spending time with our loved ones, showering each other with attention and gifts, and of course, enjoying Christmas-themed foods and drinks. How different is Christmas cuisine in Iceland from the one we're used to?

From ancient Norse mythology and Viking folklore to modern-day symbolism, the raven has always been revered in Iceland. But why is this bird so interesting? Where does the mystery come from? How do Icelanders feel about this blackbird?

Glacier hikes in Iceland offer a truly unique experience, supplying unusual landscapes and stunning views across icy terrain. Learn more about the best glacier hikes.

Wondering how Iceland will celebrate New Year's Eve in 2025? In this guide, uncover the unique traditions, experience the local festivities, and pinpoint the top places to welcome the new year.

Heading to Iceland this year? Lakes are a great place to visit here, providing a home for an abundance of wildlife or creating simply stunning landscapes.

Escape the touristy spots and explore the most beautiful places on the east coast of Iceland. With its tranquil fjords, charming coastal towns, and breathtaking landscapes, this region offers an unforgettable adventure. Let our guide lead you to the very best of the East Coast and discover a whole new side of Iceland!

Icelandic Christmas? It's a whole different jingle! Beyond the twinkling lights and festive cheer, there are unique traditions that make Iceland's ‘Yuletide’ truly special. Ever heard of 13 mischievous Yule Lads instead of just one Santa? Or the Christmas Cat that eats children? Dive into Christmas traditions in Iceland below!

For scuba divers of all experience levels, capturing the perfect photo can be a magical souvenir from your time in Iceland. But how can you take the perfect picture? What settings should your camera be on? And how can you maximize light conditions?

What should you know about tipping culture in Iceland? Find out what is the best way to show your gratitude once you’ve experienced Icelandic hospitality.

Wandering around Christmas markets is a great way to get into the festive mood. Here are the best markets that Iceland has to offer.

With a growing variety of great bars and restaurants, Reykjavik's nightlife scene has managed to maintain its unique character, charm, and appeal. In this guide, everyone should find something from them! An extensive list of dance bars, cocktail bars, hipster bars, 40+ bars, beer bars etc. Find out more!

Tourism in Iceland is increasing, and more and more cheap airlines are opening direct flights to this beautiful Arctic island. So, what airline should you choose to fly to Iceland?

Would you like to set foot on the meeting point of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates? You won’t find it anywhere else in the world.

Diving head first into the North Atlantic Sea or a chilly glacial lake may not be in everyone's interest. But those who brave Icelandic waters are well rewarded with crystal-clear visibility, stunning submerged rock sculptures, and sea life that is far from what is experienced by the typical diver.