All about Iceland

No trip to Iceland is complete without a visit to one of Reykjavik’s many spas. Icelanders’ love of spending time in the water runs deep in their culture.

Considering moving to Iceland? With its enchanting landscapes and northern charm, Iceland has become a sought-after destination not just for travel but also for relocation. If you're wondering how to move to Iceland and start a new life in Iceland, here's everything you need to know.

When exploring a new country one often thinks what should I do there? Icelanders might be a small nation but the county is not.. Here is a helpful guide on which things to try in Iceland and the best value tours to take to tick off your Iceland bucket list!

Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice, with the country's many spectacular volcanoes give it the 'fire'! Here are 6 of the best volcano tours that you can take!

Iceland is nicknamed the land of ice and fire. The fire represents the abundance of volcanoes and volcanic systems tucked away in the colorful landscape. Here are the top 15 Iceland Volcanoes!

What makes the Icelandic Viking horse unique? Is it its incredible soft gait, tölt? Or maybe their friendly demeanor? Is it that they grow up in open fields? Or that they have been purely bred since the Vikings brought them? Let's find out!

Get ready to discover Iceland's Golden Circle like never before! You won't want to miss these hidden gems on the Golden Circle and detours that are just waiting to be explored. These lesser-known attractions are easily accessible along the popular driving route, so start reading and get ready to be amazed!

With every bend and turn, Iceland's rivers reveal breathtaking surprises. This island really is the land of water - from the majestic whale-abundant seas to vast frozen glaciers and serene hot springs, water in all forms has shaped Iceland and draws interest from across the world.

Have you ever considered Iceland as a top-tier extreme water sports destination? Here are some of the questions about jet boats and rafting in Iceland in particular.

Iceland’s South Coast is home to a natural phenomenon that has captivated visitors from across the globe. Many of the beaches in this region catch visitors by surprise, thanks to the shade of the sand found there.

Iceland is a small country that packs a big punch. On just one trip, you can walk on sparkling beaches, hike enormous glaciers, climb through lava caves, watch geysers erupt, explore primeval forests, and much more.

River rafting may not seem like a sport you can prepare for. It’s exciting, adventurous and has a thrilling side that attracts so many to give it a try, especially in Iceland’s beautiful rivers.

Are you ready for an extraordinary adventure in Iceland? Well, you're in luck! June in Iceland is a magical time filled with enchanting celebrations. Let's dive into the whimsical world of Summer Solstice and Jonsmessa, the Icelandic Midsummer!

Driving Iceland’s Golden Circle is an excellent opportunity to explore local food and other activities along the way. Here are some of my favorite foodie stops along the famous route. Make sure you don't miss out!

Travelers to Iceland usually want to experience the country’s untouched wilderness and open spaces. If this is your goal, there’s no better way to travel around Iceland than camping. Here are local’s pro tips on the best places to camp in Iceland.

Iceland is a popular travel destination among the LGBTQ+ community. Here’s a quick guide to gay Iceland, from gay rights to annual events and dating.

Iceland's Golden Circle awaits every traveler who wants to see the most of Iceland in a short amount of time. Buckle up and get ready for an adventure filled with minimal effort and maximum rewards.

Iceland is not only the land of fire and ice but also home to countless waterfalls. There are so many that some smaller ones don’t even have official names. We picked the best (and most accessible) ones you can include on your itinerary. Here is our top 20 waterfalls list!

Taking a road trip through Iceland is nothing short of extraordinary. Every route is filled with incredible nature, and its main highway, the Ring Road, makes driving in Iceland simple. Many Iceland travelers self-drive the country because of the Ring Road’s easy route, which encircles the entire country.

Planning your trip to see the whales of Iceland? One of the main questions is: What should you wear to go on a whale-watching tour to stay warm and comfortable? Here are some useful tips and a short list of the most important things to have.