Tag: Snorkeling

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.

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!

Make 2023 to be the most adventurous year so far! Iceland is the perfect place to explore and go beyond your limits. Step into the ice cave, gaze at breathtaking waterfalls, go diving or hiking - whatever you choose, joy and a little bit of...

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.

Snorkeling in Iceland is one of the most rewarding activities you can do year-round at Silfra Fissure. It’s totally safe and almost anyone can do it.

The Silfra Fissure in Southwest Iceland is considered one of the best snorkeling and diving spots on Earth.

July is the warmest month in Iceland, so it's an ideal month to visit. Here are some fun ideas on what to do when visiting this wonderful country in July!

Swimming is a national pastime in this country, and it’s fair to say that it is one of the best places on the planet for making a splash.

We’ve compiled the ultimate 48-hour adventure guide to Iceland. Read on to learn how you can enjoy the best adventures the country has to offer in two days

Iceland is definitely not an ordinary country. Did you know that Reykjavík is the Northernmost capital on Earth? This country is home to many once in a lifetime experiences that will completely blow your mind. In Iceland, nothing is impossi...

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.

For a moment, I stop breathing. Not from fear, but from pure awe and wonder. I am experiencing a blend of deep serenity and insane euphoria.

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...

The famous Golden circle is a must do in Iceland, here are some of the extra secret stops you can make along the way. Perfect for self-drive Golden Circle go-ers.

Snorkeling at Silfra fissure is an activity like no other. It's the only place in the world where you can snorkel or dive in between tectonic plates. Instagram is filled with great captures from this place, we gathered a few.