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Iceland is an expensive country, but there are budget-friendly ways to visit. Discover how to embrace its magic while keeping your wallet happy.

Iceland has many natural hot springs and geothermal pools to choose from. They can be found all over the country and are great for relaxation. But did you know that there are certain rules you should follow? Find out what they are in our ul...

What to expect when visiting Iceland in March? What’s the weather like? Can you still see the Northern Lights? What to see and do in Iceland in March? Find your answers in this guide!

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 els...

Arriving in a new country can be an exciting yet stressful moment and getting back to the airport after a visit just the same. The best medicine? Be prepared! Here is your guide on how to get to and from the airport in Iceland, Keflavík air...

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, b...

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, coc...

Find out about Icelandic Women: Do you get paid to marry them? What about gender equality? Who are some of the most famous Icelandic women? What is it like dating in Iceland? And so much more.

Is Iceland worth visiting in December? Iceland in December is a magical place, filled with lights, laughter and thrilling activities. Don’t let the cold scare you!

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.

October is an important time of year for Iceland, as it marks the official end of the summer season and the beginning of winter.

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 ...

Many visitors to Iceland opt for a winter holiday when the nights, snow and ice are at their most captivating. Here’s a quick guide to the best things to do in Iceland in winter time.

August marks the end of summer and the beginning of new adventures. With fall approaching, the warm weather starts to wind down. However, this only enriches the experience you’re going to have in Iceland.

Iceland has a rich and varied history when it comes to both the big and the small screen. Many of the world’s favourite films and TV shows over the years have been shot on this mystical island, even though their storylines are not necessari...

The best souvenir you can pick up while in Iceland is probably the Icelandic Wool Sweater, which is in Icelandic called Lopapeysa. Here you can find all about!

Do Icelanders actually believe in elves, is it a publicity stunt or maybe just a myth? What do these mystical figures look like? Where do they live? Where can they be found? Here you will find out everything there is to know, straight from ...

Hákarl, Iceland's Fermented Shark or even the Rotten Shark is one of the weirdest things to eat in Iceland yet by some it is considered a delicacy. Find out all about it!

Here is everything you might want to know about the Icelandic Flag. What is the history behind it? Who designed? Is it true there was once a fish on the Icelandic Flag? And fun facts!

Wondering what to read before visiting Iceland? Why not dive headfirst into some Icelandic literature, where life in Iceland is covered from the Viking age to modern times. Some fiction, some crime, some true stories. Pick your poison(nove...

Where do Icelandic names come from? What are the most common names in Iceland? And, how do the last names work? Let's find out all of this and so much more in this Guide to Icelandic names!

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!

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!

Did you know that the Icelandic sheepdog is known for its fluffy coat, curled tail, pointy ears, cheerful character, loud bark and friendly matter? Well, now you do. Let's find out more!

There are so many amazing ways to explore Iceland, it is almost overwhelming but fear not! We are here to help with the Iceland Vacation Bucketlist - the top 11 things to do in Iceland. Make sure to read this one before planning a trip to t...

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!

Whether you’re on an extended stopover in Reykjavík or enjoying a city break, a holiday in the city doesn’t mean waving goodbye to your Icelandic adventure. Reykjavík is the perfect hub from which to explore the wildest, most untamed parts ...

Most tourists who visit Iceland rent a car to explore the country’s many beauty spots. However, there are lots of ways to explore Iceland without the hassle of having to rent and drive a car.

Icelanders might not be able to make vine but we can sure make beer and have mastered it. Here you have it a list of the Best Micro Breweries found in Iceland, some tips on Icelandic craft beer and anything a beer lover might want to know b...

Icelandic, the language of Iceland is one of the most difficult languages one can start to learn. Its miraculous ways of changing each and every word into numerous different forms to make it fit into a sentence will confuse even the brighte...

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.

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 is a very loveable country and has been like this for a while. We keep hearing the same old reasons again and again but Iceland isn't all that because of what happened in the older days. We are ALWAYS making up new and different way...

Are you visiting or staying in Iceland this winter? Here are some insider tips on how Icelanders deal with the darkness.

The ultimate guide to the Hipster heaven Reykjavík. Where do the local hipsters eat, shop and do? Get local hipster advice on how to enjoy Reykjavík.

If you find yourself in Hveragerði you have to try the restaurant everyone is raving about. This family owned pizza and beer heaven is a must try for anyone going through Hveragerði.

The dating life in Iceland has long been a heated discussion, but what is really true about the things people say about it? Where do people meet in Iceland and what are the dating rules in the country of ice and fire?

The Icelandic National soccer team. They are fierce, they never ever give up and they are strong as hell. The team has had amazing players throughout the years and playing football has been the love of their lives.

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Getting that post-Iceland blues is a common thing. But how do the locals feel when they have been away from the land of ice and fire for a while? What do Icelanders miss when they are away?

The Blue lagoon is often the first thing you hear about when someone tells you about Iceland. Actually, 85% of the people who travel to Iceland visit the place. This is an article worth reading BEFORE going becoming one of the 85%.