Iceland Travel Blog

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.

Iceland during the summer is an ideal destination, offering pleasant weather, longer evenings, and numerous tours to explore its stunning locations. Many tourists flock to the country during this season to enjoy its natural beauty. Additionally, the summer months provide better road accessibility, clear skies, and a higher frequency of tours.

Iceland is a wonderland of incredible landscapes and captivating wildlife. The most magnificent creatures that grace its coastal waters are the majestic whales. To maximize your chances of spotting these gentle giants, find out about the best time of day and year to embark on your whale watching adventure.

Located on the rugged and raw Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a statue that represents an intriguing character in alleged Icelandic history: Bárður Saga Snæfellsás. The structure, which is made out of stone sourced locally, was designed and created by a sculptor called Ragnar Kjartansson to represent the story that has captured the minds of locals and tourists alike for hundreds of years.

There are many things to see in Iceland, and it might become overwhelming to want to see everything in a short time. How many days in Iceland is enough? What should you do? What's worth including in your Iceland trip itinerary? These and similar questions might arise as you're preparing your vacation. Let's say you only have two days to see most of Iceland. Where should you start? If you find yourself in a similar situation, don't worry and follow this Iceland South Coast itinerary.

Iceland is no ordinary country. Did you know that Reykjavík is the northernmost capital on Earth? This country is full of once-in-a-lifetime experiences that will completely blow your mind. In Iceland, nothing is impossible - from exploring the inside of a volcano to swimming between two continents, and even the opportunity to attend a concert inside a glacier! Unique and dazzling experiences await you around every corner.

In 2023 Iceland was ranked 3rd safest country in the world. Find out why Iceland has been among the top safest places in the world for years.

Planning a trip around the Golden Circle? If you are looking for accommodation, we’ve compiled a list of interesting and convenient stays.

Are you determined to see an Arctic fox on your visit to Iceland? Find out more about these adorable mammals and how to see them on your travels.

Hoping to catch a glimpse of the biggest animal on Earth? Sightings of blue whales in Iceland are rare, but this information can help increase your chances.

Iceland is a true paradise for whale lovers. With over 20 species living in the waters around the country, it's no wonder seeing a whale is at the top of many visitors' bucket lists. Among the most popular are orcas, or killer whales. Although these animals aren't whales, they are often referred to as killer whales because of their impressive hunting skills. This has made seeing orcas in Iceland a highly sought-after activity.

Hoping to see a humpback whale in Iceland? We’ve compiled everything you’ll need to know so you can maximize your chances. Find out more.

The dramatic geological features of Iceland attract visitors and scientists from all over the world. It demonstrates the dramatic power of mother nature. The epic geology, which is heavily impacted by volcanic activity, is drastically different across the island, making it a must-visit for those interested in the topic.

There are some fabulous places to eat along the South Coast of Iceland. Snacks, lunches, relaxed suppers or formal dinners along the way - our café/restaurant guide has got them covered! Let´s go on a culinary journey from Hveragerði to Höfn!

If you’re planning to hike the glorious trails of Landmannalaugar, you may have questions about soaking in the reserve’s famous hot springs. Learn more.