Tag: Icelandic Winter

Ever Wondered How Northern Lights Get Their Colors? Discover the Northern Lights' mesmerizing world and discover the secrets behind their captivating colors. From dazzling green and pale yellow to elusive red and ethereal purple, this artic...

Photographing the Northern Lights is how you can bring something unforgettable from your adventure in Iceland. Continue to read and learn how to ensure you’d return with the best results from your Northern Lights chase.

2023 is shaping up to be a great season for the Northern Lights in Iceland. Read up on the Northern Lights in Iceland in 2023-2024 for the best time to see the sky erupt in color.

Most visitors who come to Iceland during the darker winter months are here to hunt for one thing: the Northern Lights.

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 Ice...

Planning on visiting Iceland this winter? Explore Iceland's natural wonders on the Golden Circle route. Learn more about Iceland’s magical winter.

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

Why not spend your hard-earned vacation in Iceland chasing the Northern Lights? The Aurora Borealis is one of the rare phenomena that, with some good planning, can be within reach.

Are you looking for a Winter Wonderland to escape to? Look no further! The guide to Iceland in January is here! Everything from what to see and do to daylight hours, all in one place.

Jolabokaflod is one of the most unique and charming Iceland Christmas traditions. The people of Iceland celebrate it on Christmas Eve. Jolabokaflod translates into "Christmas Book Flood." The tradition is to give or receive new books on Chr...

The weather in Iceland is so unique that it deserves special mention. Iceland is one of the few countries where you can experience all the seasons in one day. In fact, it changes so quickly that Icelanders even have a joke about it: "Don't ...

Wandering around Christmas markets is a great way to get into the festive mood. Here are the best markets that Iceland has to offer.

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!

Finding a new ice cave is never easy. This mission starts around the first two weeks of September, after a storm and, possibly, a glacier flood, the elements needed to carve a new ice cave. We never know what to expect, as the structure is ...

Francesco Li Vigni came to Iceland almost 7 years ago and has been working as a glacier guide ever since. Having previously worked on glaciers in Alaska, he chose Iceland because of its many opportunities for glacial exploration and because...

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.

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 ...

Wondering how to spend a weekend in Iceland during the winter? If you're traveling for a short time, you'd likely want to organize and preplan to make the most out of your trip. Here you'll find some ideas for spending a memorable weekend i...

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.

Iceland is renowned for its diverse landscape and a wide variety of amazing things to see and do. There is so much to see, so much to do, and often in a limited amount of time. Planning holidays in Iceland might seem daunting at first, but ...

One of the more common questions we get is “When is the best time to visit Iceland?“. The right answer lies in the idea you have about what you want to get out of your trip. Here we have listed the best times to see each phenomenon or attra...

April is known as one of the cheaper months to visit Iceland and for the stunning sunsets and the epic start of summer where the summer and winter seem to be fighting a war. There are so many epic adventures and things to do in Iceland in A...

Located on the largest glacier in Iceland is Vatnajökull Ice Cave, one of the many natural wonders that the island has to offer. Discover everything you need to know about this hidden gem before stepping inside for an icy adventure.

Driving is an incredible way to explore all of Iceland's otherworldly landscapes. Many ask about the Ring Road, Iceland driving laws, gas prices in Iceland and driving in winter. Here you will find all your questions about driving in Icelan...

The weather in Iceland is one of Icelander's favorite topics and the reason is very valid. It just keeps changing. Ever heard the phrase if you don't like the Icelandic weather just wait 5 minutes? Well, there is a good reason for it. Here ...

Driving is a popular way to take in everything that Iceland has to offer. Learn how to stay safe behind the wheel in our guide to Iceland's road safety.

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

I have done the Ring Road three times, met wonderful people along the way, and had a great time. Would I do it a fourth time - absolutely, yes! There are so many different things you can do along the way. Take a few days or a couple of week...

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

The Icelandic Winter Wonderland is like no other. The landscape changes completely, the horses even change their look and the views are outstanding. Northern Lights, snow, glacier, waterfalls and all the best in its winter coat.

The weather in Iceland is nowhere as severe as most people think, but there is a caveat! The gulf stream which keeps Iceland warmer than other lands on the same latitude can deliver very severe storms. Here are some good tips on what to do ...