Things To Do

Not every hot spring in Iceland needs to come with a high entrance fee or luxury changing rooms. In fact, some of the country’s most memorable geothermal experiences are completely free and feel far more connected to nature. Sometimes you want a simple soak in warm water after a day of driving. Other times, you […]

For many visitors, driving Iceland’s Ring Road is the ultimate bucket-list road trip. Officially known as Route 1, the Ring Road loops around the entire country, connecting Iceland’s most famous landscapes, waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes, black sand beaches, and coastal towns. To drive the full Ring Road in Iceland, you should allow at least 8-10 days, […]

Easter in Iceland is a fascinating mix of religious traditions, family celebrations, seasonal food, and outdoor adventures. Falling between late March and April, Easter marks a transition period when winter slowly gives way to spring. For travelers, it’s a quieter but rewarding time to explore Iceland, especially on a self-drive trip. Whether you are planning […]

The hit TV series Game of Thrones became a global phenomenon not only because of its complex characters and shocking plot twists, but also due to its breathtaking filming locations. While Westeros spans a fictional world, many of its most dramatic landscapes are very real – and several of them are in Iceland. Iceland’s raw […]

Iceland is widely regarded as one of the world’s top fishing destinations, offering a rare mix of pristine nature, diverse fish species, and well-managed fishing waters. Located on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Iceland benefits from the meeting point of cold Arctic currents and the warmer Gulf Stream. This natural combination creates nutrient-rich waters that support both […]

Dreamed of snorkeling in crystal-clear water between two contiments? Iceland offers this once-in-a-lifetime experience at Silfra Fissure, located inside Þingvellir National Park. With a self-drive rental from Firefly Iceland, you can explore Silfra and other natural highlights at your own pace, making this one of the most memorable adventures in Iceland. Why Snorkel in Iceland? […]

Iceland’s breathtaking landscapes, shaped by towering waterfalls, vast glaciers, and powerful geothermal activity, attract travelers from around the world. As you prepare to explore this extraordinary country, responsible travel becomes essential. Responsible travel is not just a buzzword. It is a commitment to protecting Iceland’s fragile nature and respecting local culture so future generations can […]

Diving in Iceland offers a unique and thrilling experience for divers of all levels. From crystal-clear waters between tectonic plates to historic shipwrecks and underwater geothermal formations, Iceland is unlike any other diving destination in the world. In this guide, we cover where you can dive in Iceland, what makes each site special, the best […]

Dog sledding is one of the most unique and memorable winter activities in Iceland. From gliding across snow-covered landscapes behind a team of energetic huskies to enjoying a dry land sledding experience outside the winter season, dog sledding in Iceland offers an unforgettable way to connect with nature and Icelandic wildlife. Whether you are visiting […]

Iceland keeps many of its own traditions when it comes to public celebrations and while international holidays like Valentine’s Day and Halloween have become more popular in recent years, Icelanders still celebrate romance in their own unique way. If you are planning a romantic getaway, Iceland is a fantastic choice. From dramatic landscapes to cozy […]