Iceland Travel Blog: Expert Tips, Itineraries and Travel Guides

Heimaey Island is the main spot to see when visiting Vestmannaeyjar, or the Westman Islands. The Westman Islands are an archipelago of 15 islands and some rock stacks that were formed approximately 11,000 years ago.

There are endless reasons to go to Iceland. There’s no question why everyone is travelling to Iceland these days — the country has long been known for its stunning landscapes. Beyond the scenery, however, there are many other things that are interesting about Iceland and Icelanders.

Nauthúsagil, Iceland is just waiting to be explored. Walk along a hidden narrow canyon until you end up at an amazing waterfall that is almost roaring directly on top of you. This is the place to explore for travelers who want to get off the beaten path.

Want to get away from the crowds? The world is filled with beautifully quiet, isolated, and pristine spots – the trick is to know where to find them. To help you plan the ultimate holiday getaway, we’ve drummed up a list of the most isolated places on Earth and how to get there.

Iceland is one of the most isolated places to travel on Earth, but where can you go off the beaten path in Iceland? With everything from vast glacier landscapes to untouched stretches of rugged coastline, there are many remote places you can explore in Iceland.

Traveling as a vegan can be a bit tricky, especially when you don't know the language. Here is a guide to begin a vegan in Iceland starting with Reykjavík and then slowly I will add restaurants all around Iceland for everyone to enjoy whilst traveling in this paradise we call home.

Located on the largest glacier in Iceland is Vatnajökull Ice Cave, one of the many natural wonders that the island has to offer. Discover everything you need to know about this hidden gem before stepping inside for an icy adventure.

Interview with professional diving instructor Nick Reeves. Read to learn how to become a diving instructor and what you should never do at Silfra Fissure!

If you’ve ever wondered where you would hide during a zombie apocalypse, look no further.

Enchanted attractions for Frozen 2 fans to explore on their next adventure!

Snorkeling is a rewarding activity you can do year-round at sites like the Silfra Fissure in Iceland. It’s totally safe and almost anyone can do it.

The Silfra Fissure in Southwest Iceland is considered one of the best snorkeling and diving spots on Earth.

Already soaked in the Blue Lagoon and drove through the South Coast? Go North! North Iceland is charming, unique and filled with fascinating attractions and wildlife.

Looking for new holiday adventures? Forget overcrowded cities with thick smog and long lines to the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben. Step off the touristy tracks and enjoy the old-world charm of Iceland’s small towns.

Healing geothermal water is one of Iceland’s main trademarks. The mineral-rich water is known to benefit both physical and mental health. It’s no wonder people from all over the world come to Iceland to relax and recharge at its natural spas.

For such a small country, there is a lot to do in Iceland. It is a land bursting with natural wonder, from the peaks of its mountains to the depths of its springs.

Just recently, Bilbo the Samoyed Puppy & our new Junior Guide has made a startling discovery – Iceland’s newest ice cave! Read all about the legend behind the cave and our favorite pup guide.

Over the past several months, my friend and I initiated a Reykjavik Asian food quest, exploring the Asian restaurants in Reykjavik. We have tried seven Asian restaurants so far and I have to say, the outcomes were quite impressive.

Icelandic public transport is pretty good, with easy access to most of the sights, but it does change seasonally. Here’s a quick guide to getting around the country.

Iceland has led the world on many fronts, from social issues and law to exploration and discoveries. Here are a few of our biggest innovations…