Iceland Travel Blog: Expert Tips, Itineraries and Travel Guides

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.

How does hiking differ from trekking? Or maybe it’s the same thing, so both of these words are actually used synonymously? While they do refer to the same activity of going for a walk, hiking and trekking are actually different.

If you’re lucky enough to have two whole weeks to spend in Iceland, you might be wondering what attractions to focus on to make sure you see the best of the country! Our 14-day Iceland itinerary is exactly what you need.

Iceland has so much to offer, but don’t be discouraged if you only have a few days to spend in the country. Here, we’ll share the best ways to see the greatest sights that Iceland has to offer, in just four days.

I am Icelandic, so this might seem like a weird thing to write about, but the more I travel, the more I realize that Icelanders, living on an island far in the North, have slowly developed a culture that is quite different from anywhere else.

Have a layover in Iceland? This is the ultimate chance to explore the land of fire and ice during your trip to Europe.

Are you headed to Iceland for five days? Wondering what you’ll be able to achieve in this time? We’ve got you covered. From the South to the East, the North to the West, five days is plenty of time to get to know the country.

With countless waterfalls and endless coasts, there is an overwhelming amount to discover in Iceland. So how do you plan for the right amount of days to make sure you get to see the best of Iceland? We’ve broken that down for you.

Heading to Iceland for ten days is the perfect chance to tour the country and visit some of the most iconic sites. From waterfalls to black sand beaches, Iceland has it all.

Some might say that a week in Iceland is the perfect amount of time to explore the island. Discover the best seven-day Iceland itineraries.

Eager to explore Iceland but only have a few days to do it? We’ve got you covered. Find out how best to spend 3 days on the island nation for those short on time!

Icelandic history is so rich that the island has numerous museums to tell you many fantastic stories and introduce you to Icelandic culture. Here is a blog on the best museums to visit while in Iceland, perfect for bad weather or history geeks out there!

What is Eyjafjallajökull? How do you pronounce it? Is it true that it’s an active volcano? Our blog will satisfy all your curiosities about this geological wonder in Iceland.

Christmas is the time to eat and drink until you just can’t anymore. This is the time to be merry, and what better way to celebrate than to say “SKÁL” (cheers!) with friends and family with some great Icelandic Christmas beers.

Sometimes a mere couple of days is all we can spare for our international adventures. We’ve compiled the ultimate two-day adventure guide to Iceland.

On the morning of December 12th, Icelandic children will wake up with a smile on their faces and butterflies in their bellies. The reason? Yule Lads, or as we like to call them in Icelandic, Jólasveinar! And not only are there 13 of them, but there is also Grýla (their mum), Leppalúði (their dad), and the Christmas cat!

Ensure you’ve got the gear to get you everywhere you need to go in Iceland. You’ll need some sturdy footwear for tough terrain. But what should you be looking for in a good pair of hiking boots?

Want to head to Iceland already prepared for your adventure? Our guide to simple ice climbing techniques is a great way to calm your nerves before putting on your crampons.

As Christmas is fast approaching, we all know what that actually means: spending time with our loved ones, showering each other with attention and gifts, and of course, enjoying Christmas-themed foods and drinks. How different is Christmas cuisine in Iceland from the one we're used to?

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?