All about Iceland

Iceland is a remote island located in the North Atlantic Ocean on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. It is known worldwide for its immense geological activity and large glacier and has therefore often been nicknamed the land of ice and fire.

Iceland is renowned for its diverse landscape and a wide variety of amazing things to see and do. There is so much to see, so much to do, and often in a limited amount of time. Planning holidays in Iceland might seem daunting at first, but ...

One of the more common questions we get is “When is the best time to visit Iceland?“. The right answer lies in the idea you have about what you want to get out of your trip. Here we have listed the best times to see each phenomenon or attra...

The Icelandic Highlands is one of the most unique places you can find. Its remote setting allows you to experience nature away from the crowds. Learn about the best sightseeing and trekking tours to the Highlands of Iceland.

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

Snaefellsnes peninsula has so much to see, do, and experience. This five-day itinerary is the perfect way to plan your camping trip.

Iceland is famous for having inexhaustible geothermal energy resources, but did you know that most electricity comes from hydroelectric power? Read on to find out more fascinating facts about hydroelectric power in Iceland.

Skaftafell and Sólheimajökull glaciers are probably two of the most visited glaciers in Iceland. Many people come to Iceland with the same questions—how are they different, and which one is better? In this blog post, we'll try to answer tho...

June is a great month to visit Iceland. Why you might ask? Well, for many different reasons.

While visiting Iceland is bound to be a fun experience, there are quite a few things you should do or avoid doing to keep yourself safe. Here's a list of things to avoid and things to do while visiting Iceland.

Today’s interview location is truly extraordinary - we are standing on the top of Falljökull glacier, one of the many glaciers on the Vatnajökull ice cap. Before us, we see the glacier lagoon and the line of dark moss resembling where the g...

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