Things To Do in Iceland

Visitors willing to brave the cold will be well rewarded with the chance to see Iceland’s stunning landscapes encased in ice and snow. They’ll also likely have all the major sites to themselves. Another factor to contend with for December in Iceland is that the country comes alive with Christmas festivities! Is December a good […]

They don´t call Iceland the Land of Fire for nothing! January may be one of the darkest and coldest months of the year, but that only makes the experience more magical. Far from being quiet, Icelanders embrace the winter season and the long nights with energy and warmth. The month kicks off in style, celebrating […]

November in Iceland is firmly a winter month, replacing the warmer autumn days with snow, ice, and wind! Whether you plan on road tripping the iconic Ring Road or you want to stand in a cavern of crystalline ice, November might be the perfect month to visit. Is November a good time to visit Iceland? […]

You should travel to Iceland in October, as it falls in the shoulder season with lower travel costs and far fewer crowds. October in Iceland is a time of magic, setting itself apart from the bustling summer months. As the ethereal transition from autumn to winter unfolds, you’re greeted with a blend of pastel skies, […]

Although September in Iceland is technically the start of the off-season, it´s actually one of the best months to visit this beautiful island! With mild weather, a chance to see the northern lights, and the last of the summer festivals, September is one of the best times to visit the Land of Fire and Ice. […]

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, are a breathtaking natural phenomenon that many dream of witnessing. Iceland, with its long nights and clear skies, is one of the best places on Earth to see them. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you maximize your chances of seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland, along with tips […]

Iceland sees hundreds of thousands of U.S. travelers every year, with many planning a self-drive trip around the country. If you’re an American looking to get out on the road in Iceland, you might have a few questions ahead of your trip, including the big one:“Can I drive vehicles in Iceland with a US driver’s […]

If 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 […]

For hungry visitors arriving or departing via Keflavík International Airport (KEF), you’re in luck! Recent renovations include a new wave of food options, with 13 different restaurants, bars, cafes, and snack shops to choose from. This blog is a fresh, practical guide on where to eat at the KEF Airport, whether you’re landing with a […]

The Story Behind “-dóttir” and “-son” Surnames If you’ve ever met an Icelander, you might’ve noticed something funny, everyone seems to have a last name ending in ‑son or ‑dóttir. Maybe you’ve even wondered, “Wait… are they all related?” It is a small island, after all! But here’s the twist: Icelanders don’t use family surnames […]