Iceland is one of the least populated countries in the world, but it is full of natural wonders to discover. One of its least populated wonders is often overlooked, but be sure to leave enough time to visit East Iceland.
Throughout Iceland, there are many places to explore that are off the beaten path. To access the best sites, you'll need the right vehicle and a good gameplan.
In world mythology, every culture has its own version of hidden, often mischievous creatures. Ireland has leprechauns. Gremlins supposedly plagued British aircraft in both World Wars. For over half of the country's population, elves in Iceland are as real as you and me.
Located between Greenland and the United Kingdom, Iceland is a country filled with magical experiences. The country's volcanic landscape is lush, green, and packed with fjords and meadows. In fact, there are so many wonderful excursions to enjoy here that you'll need to run a pretty tight itinerary if you want to fit everything in. Without further ado, here is our selective guide to the country's must-see spots and must-do activities.
Iceland's natural beauty is famed, partly due to the fact that the country is one of the most volcanically active places in the world. Luckily, Iceland remains a safe vacation spot and its extensive roads make it easy to experience the best sights on offer in its three national parks.
Iceland is an excellent place for road tripping, particularly when driving along the 830-mile Ring Road that circles the whole country. If this sounds amazing, read on to learn how to prepare for your Iceland trip!
Iceland received about 700,000 visitors in 2021, which may likely double this year. It's expected that 1.3 million tourists may visit this Nordic island country in Europe this year. If you're planning to visit this "it" destination, we suggest you plan your travel in advance.
A captivating country with a rich mythic history, Iceland is the travel scene’s new darling. So today, we’re breaking down 15 Iceland travel tips every first-time visitor should know.
When you make plans for your journey through the rugged beauty and historical towns of Iceland, be sure to make a stop at these five special historic sites.