Tag: Top 10

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...

Icelandic history is so rich and the island has numerous museums to tell you these fantastic stories and introduce you to Icelandic culture. Here is a blog on the best museums to visit while in Iceland, perfect for bad weather or history g...

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.

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.

Here we show some of the best photos our participants have shared on Instagram from our trips and tours around our wonderful country of ice and fire. Keep on using #arcticadventures it's so much fun to see your beautiful photos!

Icelanders are an interesting nation. We were isolated here on this island of ice and fire away from everyone else for a very long time and sometimes I think we didn't fully get the memo when things went out of style or weren't the right wa...

What to do in and around Stykkishólmur town on the Snæfellsnes peninsula? Here Kay gives you tips and tricks on how to enjoy your time in and around the beautiful town of Stykkishólmur.

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 - The best of both worlds. Let's get eating!

Iceland is not only the land of fire and ice, it is also home to a countless number of waterfalls. There are so many that some of the smaller ones don’t even have official names. Here is our top 10 list!

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.