Iceland may be known for its dramatic volcanoes, waterfalls and rugged lava fields but the country is also home to a much more mysterious part of its cultural landscape. The Huldufólk or “hidden people.” These elusive beings, often compared to elves are deeply woven into Icelandic folklore. Many Icelanders still believe they live inside sacred […]
...read full postThe Great Geysir sits along the popular Golden Circle route and is one of the highlights of Iceland´s geothermal landscape. This geothermal area in Haukadalur Valley is famous for its steaming hot springs, colorful pools and the iconic Strokkur geyser erupting every few minutes. With Gullfoss Waterfall and Þingvellir National Park close by, it´s one […]
...read full postEver dreamed of stepping into a real Viking village and experiencing the ancient Nordic way of life? In Iceland, you can explore two unique Viking-themed locations: the Viking Village Hotel in Hafnarfjörður near Reykjavík and the Viking Village Film Set at the foot of Mount Vestrahorn in East Iceland. Each offers a completely different glimpse […]
...read full postIf you’re looking for an off-the-beaten path adventure in the Land of Fire and Ice, look no further than the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve. One of Iceland’s most rugged, pristine, and stunning regions, visitors will be utterly enchanted by what they find here. Picture spotting an arctic fox, seeing jagged cliffs covered in wild birds, and […]
...read full postThe Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most iconic geothermal spa. Visitors flock to its milky blue waters, starkly contrasting volcanic landscapes, and soothing health benefits. This article will answer your questions about the Blue Lagoon and help you plan your visit to this otherworldly attraction. Whether you’re visiting with a rental car or a tour group, […]
...read full postA trip to Iceland isn’t complete without seeking out its glaciers and the stunning Mýrdalsjökull Glacier happens to be one of the best! Here’s everything you need to know about the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier including getting there with a rental car, booking glacier tours, the best time to visit, and more. About Mýrdalsjökull Glacier Mýrdalsjökull Glacier […]
...read full postTucked away in North Iceland, Lake Myvatn is a volcanic lake that’s known for its striking, blue water. Known for its diverse birdlife, nearby geothermal areas, and jaw dropping scenery, this is your guide to visiting Lake Myvatn with a rental car. Where is Lake Mývatn and Why Visit? Lake Myvatn is located about 1 […]
...read full postIceland’s Westfjords are a remote, off-the-beaten-path corner of this magical country. It is one of the lest populated region in Iceland, just over 7,000 Icelanders call this region of craggy fjords, isolated coves, and towering mountains home. With villages few and far between and dramatic landscapes, it’s well worth spending a few days of your […]
...read full postA glittering, turquoise lagoon with icebergs floating on its surface, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon is one of the most otherworldly sites in all of Iceland. From driving to the glacier lagoon and where to stay nearby, here’s everything you need to know about Iceland’s most famous glacial lagoon. Where in Iceland is Jökulsárlón? Jökulsarlon is located […]
...read full postA new spot on the traveler trail in Iceland, Mulagljufur Canyon deserves its status as a rising star along the Ring Road. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting the Canyon! About the Canyon Múlagljúfur Canyon, a lesser-known treasure in South Iceland, is gaining popularity as a premier hiking destination. Carved by the Fjaðrá […]
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