Eva Sadler is a travel and lifestyle writer and editor at Arctic Adventures with over 5 years of experience in both in-house and freelance roles. She writes about Iceland through the lens of culture and folklore, combining practical travel guidance with a strong sense of place—covering everything from Northern Lights trips and whale watching to the small shifts between seasons that shape what a journey feels like.
Eva holds a Bachelor of Liberal Studies in Visual Arts from Georgia Southern University, which informs her detail-driven, story-forward approach to travel writing. She also writes on her personal blog, Into the Forests I Go, where she documents seasonal living, travel notes, and observations from life as a foreigner building a home in a new country.
Her Arctic Adventures work is grounded in collaboration and accuracy. She draws on insights from guides and product teams to help translate on-the-ground knowledge into planning-ready details, and updates articles using structured research, official guidance, and local insights as conditions and recommendations change.
Outside of work, she writes songs, rides on the back of a motorcycle when the weather behaves, and takes slow forest walks with her greyhound (especially if wild strawberries are in season).
Eva covers: Icelandic culture and folklore, local traditions, seasonal travel, nature-led itineraries, whales in Iceland, and “what it’s really like” travel.
