Things To Do in Iceland

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 […]

The 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 […]

Ever 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 […]

Icelandic cuisine stands out because it evolved its own direction, shaped by local ingredients and long-lasting food traditions. Today, visitors can find both traditional dishes and modern meals made with Icelandic dairy, seafood and lamb. Many travelers remember Icelandic food for its uniqueness, often mentioning certain dishes when sharing stories about their trip. Icelandic Food […]

Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice, but it is also famous for its deep folklore and mythical creatures. Trolls, elves and hidden beings are huge part of Icelandic culture. Many rock formations, sea stacks and mountain shapes are linked to these ancient stories. Explore Iceland by car is one of the […]

Winter in Iceland is unforgettable, but packing smart is essential. The season matches the northern lights months and also the coldest road-trip period. Dressing in layers, choosing solid footwear and having a reliable rental car helps you explore Iceland. Iceland’s Winter Weather Iceland winter is cold and unpredictable, so warmth and weather protection matter more […]

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 […]