Tag: Icelandic Food

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.

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 ...

Icelandic Christmas? It's a whole different jingle! Beyond the twinkling lights and festive cheer, there are unique traditions that make Iceland's ‘Yuletide’ truly special. Ever heard of 13 mischievous Yule Lads instead of just one Santa? O...

As travelers, one of the most exciting parts of the trip is to pick souvenirs for your loved ones back home. We often don't put enough research into finding the best souvenir shops and gifts. This blog is dedicated to all of you who are tra...

Wherever you stop on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, pure beauty and magnificent silence are your constant companions. A few guest houses, hidden in the middle of nowhere, offer first-class service and gourmet local food. Adorable, tiny fishing ...

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 Midsum...

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!

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...

Being well prepared for your trip to Iceland is essential. It will help you to relax and enjoy the journey knowing you have all the things you need. We’ve spoken to a local traveler who has put together a list of the must-have essentials to...

Wondering what to do in Akureyri, Iceland year round? Have Kay our Akureyri expert tell you all her favs. This guide is sure to help with any travel in the North of Iceland.

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 Höf...

Just about any time of the year is a good time to visit Iceland, but February is especially magical.

When traveling to a new country many like to make an estimated budget and for a country like Iceland, it is recommended. But how much are things in Iceland?

Iceland was destined to be unique. As one of the last countries in the world to have human settlers, and as an island located north of almost everywhere, it’s not surprising that we have our own way of doing things. What seems normal and ev...

Icelandic food is known for its fresh ingredients and unique dishes. Foodies across the world come to the island to try out iconic Icelandic cuisine such as fermented shark and tasty skyr yogurt. Read all you need to know about traditional ...

August is one of the best months for visiting Iceland. Here’s our complete guide to what’s on, where to go and what to do!

While visiting Iceland is bound to be a fun experience, there are quite a few things you should do or avoid doing to keep yourself safe. Here's a list of things to avoid and things to do while visiting Iceland.

Traveling as a vegan can be a bit tricky, especially when you don't know the language. Here is a guide to begin a vegan in Iceland starting with Reykjavík and then slowly I will add restaurants all around Iceland for everyone to enjoy whils...

Reykjavík is absolutely safe and very pleasant for people who are on a gluten-free diet. The following guide will give you a nice overview of the wide selection of places where you can enjoy the local food and stay gluten-free.

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!

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!

Eating in Reykjavík can be expensive. We are here to help! These bargain meals are great options for budget friendly eating in Reykjavík.

All about Trees in Iceland | Why are there no trees in Iceland? Or are there actually forests in Iceland and if yes, where can you find Icelandic forests? Iceland used to be covered with trees but now they are hard to find. What is the reas...

Wondering how to spend your time in Iceland in March? Or wondering if you should even visit Iceland during that month?

Icelanders make great beer, that's a fact! We can't make wine so we focused on beer and since the beer was banned until 1989 we brew it with passion and privilege. Are you looking to know about the most popular beer in Iceland? Where to buy...

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.

Iceland is an expensive country, that’s a fact BUT there are budget friendly ways to go about visiting. Let me guide you through...

The original recipe for the delicious and famous Plokkfiskur, Icelandic fish stew, with an added deluxe version. Bon Appetit!

Want to know more about Icelandic candy? Prepare for a lot of liquorice! Here Inga tells all about the Icelandic candy options you have. We recommend trying them all, a few times is advised.

Here Inga covers the best of the happy hour scene in Reykjavík. Where to drink, what to expect and when it's the most budget-friendly for you to drink in Reykjavík.

Now we go deep into the foodie world of Reykjavík. Find out what and where to eat while staying in Reykjavík, Iceland. Both fancy and budget-friendly - eating out in Reykjavik is a worthy experience either way. Let's see the best food place...

48 hours in Reykjavík might not seem like a lot, but with the right itinerary, some advanced planning and a good pair of walking shoes you’ll get to enjoy all the best things the city has to offer.

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?

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 to anywhere else.

You may have already heard about this phenomenon, The Icelandic Hot Dog, has gained worldwide stardom, it has sparked curiosity, conversation, intrigue, and doubt. But what’s all the fuss about, is it all a hype or does The Icelandic Hot Do...

A map and a camera were all I needed to explore the beautiful city Reykjavik and to see it in all its glory. It was a sunny Friday, a perfect day to go outside for a walk in the capital city of Iceland. I discovered and visited so many beau...