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Iceland’s foodie scene is the stuff of legends. Steaming bowls of lamb stew, freshly caught Arctic char, creamy skyr, and warm cinnamon buns are just a few of the specialties you can look forward to on your trip. The good news? You don’t have to overspend to enjoy authentic Icelandic food. If you’re planning a […]

Planning your first trip to Iceland is exciting, but it can feel overwhelming. Where should you go? How long do you need? Is renting a car worth it? Iceland is a country where good planning makes a huge difference, especially if this is your first visit. To help you get the most out of your […]

Across Iceland, carefully stacked piles of stones known as cairns are more than just scenic photo props. They are historic landmarks, navigation tools and protected cultural heritage. While modern visitors often see cairns as harmless or even cute, building new ones has become a growing problem in Iceland’s fragile landscapes. If you are traveling around […]

August in Iceland feels like the calm after the summer rush — long golden evenings, soft light over green valleys, and locals soaking up every warm moment before autumn arrives. It’s the last full month of open highlands, colorful wildflowers, and lively festivals that fill the country with music and laughter. If you’ve ever dreamed […]

July in Iceland means lush green valleys, near-constant daylight, and full access to most of the country’s roads and sights. With the midnight sun lighting up your evenings and long days built for exploration, it’s the ultimate month for a self-drive journey. Whether you’re circling the island on the Ring Road, heading off the beaten […]

June is when Iceland truly feels like summer. The snow melts from the lowlands, the fields turn green, and daylight stretches past midnight. It’s the perfect month for a self-drive adventure, with open roads, blooming nature, and lively local events. The Icelandic National Day, coastal festivals, and long evenings under the midnight sun fill the […]

May is one of the best months to explore Iceland on a budget. The snow is almost gone, the roads are open, and the long daylight hours let you drive and explore at your own pace. Spring is in full swing — birds are nesting, waterfalls are roaring, and locals are starting to spend more […]

Thinking about visiting Iceland in April? Great choice! April is one of those in-between months when winter still lingers in the mountains, but the first hints of spring appear across the countryside. You’ll see snow-capped peaks, green moss returning to lava fields, and longer days that make road trips easier and more enjoyable. That said, […]

March is a wonderful time to visit Iceland, the last month of winter brings snowy landscapes, fewer tourists and lower travel costs. Days are getting longer and the mix of sunshine, snow and northern lights makes it one of the most magical times to explore. Though the weather can be unpredictable, March offers a calm […]

Iceland is famous for its stunning nature, waterfalls, glaciers and volcanic landscapes unlike anywhere else in the world. But it´s also known for something else: high prices. So is traveling in Iceland really that expensive? The truth is, it can be but it doesn´t have to be. With smart planning and a cheap rental car, […]