Iceland Travel Blog: Expert Tips, Itineraries and Travel Guides

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

Do you remember Hedwig, Harry Potter's white owl? Did you know that the white Snow Owl is found in Iceland? Here you can find all about Snow Owls and other Fantastic Beasts living in Iceland!

For a moment, I stop breathing. Not from fear, but from pure awe and wonder. I am experiencing a blend of deep serenity and insane euphoria.

Skyr, the Icelandic Yogurt recipe that is rocking the world. Made by Vikings, kept Icelanders alive and is today the top choice for anyone looking to eat healthy. Find out all about it!

September in Iceland - What to do? What to wear? What to pack? What is the weather like in September in Iceland? How to drive in September? Can you see the Northern Lights in September in Iceland? And so much more - Read up about September in Iceland before visiting right here!

Iceland, the island on the edge of the Arctic is also a fabulous place to spot seals. There are quite a few areas which are known for their seal colonies, making your chances of spotting a seal or a group of them, known as a pod or herd, much higher.

Horse riding in Iceland is something I have been dreaming about for a long time: This has to be on everyone’s bucket list – if you are not allergic to horses, of course!

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!

What is the most beautiful church in Reykjavík? To answer this question, here is a list of the top 10 most beautiful churches in the capital of Iceland!

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?

Iceland is the puffin watching capital of the world. Bird watchers and scientists from around the globe come to Iceland to observe this fascinating species firsthand. Thanks to their incredibly cute and funny appearance, puffin watching has become one of the top favorite summer activities for visitors and locals alike! Learn more about the puffins in Iceland, including when to see them and how to find them.

When traveling to a new country many like to make an estimated budget and for a country like Iceland, it is recommended. But how much are things in Iceland?

A map and a camera were all I needed to explore the beautiful city Reykjavik and to see it in all its glory. It was a sunny Friday, a perfect day to go outside for a walk in the capital city of Iceland. I discovered and visited so many beautiful places.

November is a beautiful month to visit Iceland. It might be cold, but there are endless options for great activities and fun! Here are some ideas on what to do in Iceland when visiting in November.

So we have a new government and there is no way to tell how it’s going to go really. We have a three party government ranging from far left (Vinstri Grænir) to far right (Sjálfstæðisflokkurinn) and then the middle party (Framsókn).

Iceland has become world famous for being a geothermal paradise. Everyone wants to experience the feeling of soaking in natural hot springs under the northern lights. Find out why you shouldn’t be one of them.

Read all about Jessica Simons experience the Fjord Serenity sea kayaking tour inside the Whale Fjord in Iceland.

Have you ever stood next to a thundering waterfall, walked through a field of blooming flowers, and felt the fresh air of adventure all around you? That is what Iceland is like in May. Longer days, lush greenery, crowd-free attractions—Icelanders' favorite time of year!

If you want Iceland’s winter magic without peak-season chaos, this is your moment. March offers crisp nights for aurora hunting, quiet trails for sightseeing, and fewer travelers at every stop. Traveling to Iceland in March is all about adventure without the rush.

Iceland is a true waterfall paradise, everywhere you look, it seems, water is drizzling down in the most gorgeous streams you will want to stop and admire them for hours.