Iceland Travel Blog: Expert Tips, Itineraries and Travel Guides

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.

Discover the wonders of Stykkishólmur, the gem of the Snæfellsnes peninsula. In this guide, we'll share insider tips to help you make the most of your visit, ensuring you experience the beauty and charm of this picturesque town to the fullest.

Find out about Icelandic Women: Do you get paid to marry them? What about gender equality? Who are some of the most famous Icelandic women? What is it like dating in Iceland? And so much more.

Heading to Húsavík on an exciting adventure? Find out about the best things to do and see in the whale-watching capital of Iceland.

For those trying to have the best time at Snaefellsnes Peninsula and conquer the limit of time, check out some of its jewels worth visiting.

Living in the waters surrounding the land of fire and ice are some of nature's most enchanting creatures – dolphins. These charismatic marine mammals grace Iceland's seas with their presence, turning the vast ocean into their very own aquatic playground.

Ever Wondered How Northern Lights Get Their Colors? Discover the Northern Lights' mesmerizing world and discover the secrets behind their captivating colors. From dazzling green and pale yellow to elusive red and ethereal purple, this article uncovers the science and magic behind each hue of Auroras!

Want to learn more about the second largest mammal on Earth? Find out about these majestic and elusive whales and how to see them in Iceland.

As travelers, one of the most exciting parts of the trip is to pick souvenirs for your loved ones back home. We often don't put enough research into finding the best souvenir shops and gifts. This blog is dedicated to all of you who are traveling to Iceland and want to find the best Icelandic gifts for people back home.

The Snæfellsnes peninsula, often called Iceland in Miniature, is filled with dramatic landscapes and stunning natural wonders. Your visit to Iceland is never complete without having some time to explore the best of the Snæfellsnes peninsula.

Iceland's coastal waters are home to a remarkable variety of marine life, and among the captivating creatures found here are the long-finned pilot whales.

The shores of Iceland are a hive of marine activity, from playful humpback whales propelling themselves above the surface to isolated blue whales navigating the deep waters.

When exploring a new country one often thinks what should I do there? Icelanders might be a small nation but the county is not.. Here is a helpful guide on which things to try in Iceland and the best value tours to take to tick off your Iceland bucket list!

What makes the Icelandic Viking horse unique? Is it its incredible soft gait, tölt? Or maybe their friendly demeanor? Is it that they grow up in open fields? Or that they have been purely bred since the Vikings brought them? Let's find out!

Get ready to discover Iceland's Golden Circle like never before! You won't want to miss these hidden gems on the Golden Circle and detours that are just waiting to be explored. These lesser-known attractions are easily accessible along the popular driving route, so start reading and get ready to be amazed!

With every bend and turn, Iceland's rivers reveal breathtaking surprises. This island really is the land of water - from the majestic whale-abundant seas to vast frozen glaciers and serene hot springs, water in all forms has shaped Iceland and draws interest from across the world.

Have you ever considered Iceland as a top-tier extreme water sports destination? Here are some of the questions about jet boats and rafting in Iceland in particular.

Iceland’s South Coast is home to a natural phenomenon that has captivated visitors from across the globe. Many of the beaches in this region catch visitors by surprise, thanks to the shade of the sand found there.

Iceland is a small country that packs a big punch. On just one trip, you can walk on sparkling beaches, hike enormous glaciers, climb through lava caves, watch geysers erupt, explore primeval forests, and much more.

River rafting may not seem like a sport you can prepare for. It’s exciting, adventurous and has a thrilling side that attracts so many to give it a try, especially in Iceland’s beautiful rivers.