All about Iceland

As excitement builds for the 2026 total solar eclipse in Iceland, we reached out to Sævar Helgi Bragason, or Stjörnu Sævar, for his insights. He’s a famous Icelandic science educator and communicator with years of experience in astronomy. S...

Curious about the Northern Lights in Iceland? You're not alone—seeing the Aurora Borealis is a dream for many. Our guide reveals why Iceland is the go-to location for seeing this magical glow. Discover in detail what causes them, where to f...

Save the date. The Iceland Solar Eclipse of 2026 is coming soon. This rare event will happen in one of the world’s most stunning places. During a total solar eclipse, the moon entirely obscures the sun, briefly transforming daylight into da...

Iceland Golden Circle Itinerary is among the top online searches related to this country. Why? Because the Golden Circle Route is probably the best way to spend a day in the land of glaciers and volcanoes! From thundering waterfalls to erup...

July is the warmest month in Iceland, so it's an ideal month to visit. Here are some fun ideas on what to do when visiting this wonderful country in July!

The Westman Islands, Iceland's south coast pearl, is rather underrated by tourists. Small enough to be explored in a day, it’s much more beautiful than you think. Join us as we take an in-depth look at this pearl of an island.

Want to enjoy the best panoramic underwater views at Silfra? It's important to be prepared for your snorkeling adventure with the clothes and other essential items you’ll need to stay safe and have fun.

Is 6 days enough to spend in Iceland? What are the best things to see and do? Find out with our ultimate 6-day Iceland Itinerary.

The Icelandic coastline offers its visitors a whole bouquet of stunning and diverse landscapes. From famous black sand beaches to romantic golden shores, discover your favorite or embark on a journey to explore them all!

June in Iceland is a breath of fresh air after the long winter. The temperatures get milder, the days stretch long, and lush landscapes burst into color. It’s a prime time to visit Iceland and experience the magic of the midnight sun, disco...

Iceland has many natural hot springs and geothermal pools to choose from. They can be found all over the country and are great for relaxation. But did you know that there are certain rules you should follow? Find out what they are in our ul...

Visiting Iceland in May is very special. Nature is coming alive very rapidly now, spring and even early summer flowers are flourishing, and the trees and grass are becoming greener by the day.

Iceland is a unique, faraway land with its own fascinating culture. Luckily, Icelanders are always happy to share their ways with people from around the world. Let's glimpse into the traditions of Sumardagurinn Fyrsti and celebrate the "Fir...

April is known as one of the “convenient” months to visit Iceland because the trip here is cheaper, there are fewer crowds, and the weather is getting warmer. If you need more convincing, then continue reading this ultimate guide on what to...

Wondering how to spend a weekend in Iceland during the winter? If you're traveling for a short time, you'd likely want to organize and preplan to make the most out of your trip. Here, you'll find some ideas for spending a memorable weekend ...

What to expect when visiting Iceland in March? What’s the weather like? Can you still see the Northern Lights? What to see and do in Iceland in March? Find your answers in this guide!

An expert guide to packing for the Laugavegur trail in Iceland. Dos and don'ts for gear and clothes for a successful trekking trip in Iceland.

Landmannalaugar is a stunning location in the Icelandic highlands. Its geothermal activity makes the place one of the most colorful hiking options in Iceland. This vast uninhabitable area that spans most of the center of Iceland is a true t...

Experience the best of both worlds in Iceland during spring. Enjoy the extended daylight and milder weather without the summer crowds! Here is a full travel guide to visiting Iceland in spring.

There is no wrong way to spend your time in Iceland, but if you’re struggling to find a starting point, here are some tips for how to plan your eight days.