NATURAL WONDERS
All the best places to visit in Iceland. Where do you want to stop on the Golden Circle? What is Ásbyrgi? Where is the best place to see the northern lights? What volcanoes can you visit? Iceland has no shortage of natural wonders. While the better-known wonders like Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir will surely impress you, people tell us that they also love discovering others lesser-known natural wonders on their drive around Iceland.
Northern Lights Season is upon us!
Finally! It is here! The Northern Lights season is here! We are very stoked. We love it. The beautiful fall colours, spectacular sunsets and then, the magnificent Northern Lights in the darkness.
You can surf and kayak in Iceland!
It can be challenging to choose what activities you want to do when travelling in Iceland; there are just so many things to choose from! Hiking, soaking in the Blue Lagoon or a hot tub in one of the many local geothermal pools around the country, see an ice cave, walk on a glacier, drive on a glac...
Some of the most famous TV and Movie locations in Iceland
It's no wonder that Hollywood has put a spotlight on our beautiful island. Iceland is one of the most beautiful locations in the world.
The Unique and Dependable Icelandic Horse
The Icelandic horse is in the horse world considered highly unique because of its unusual features. Read more about the unique Icelandic horse.
3 Awesome Hiking Trails in Iceland
Did you know that Iceland is home to many, many spectacular hiking trails? We've listed our top 3 hiking trails in Iceland.
Things to do in Iceland in April
In Iceland, the first day of summer is celebrated in… April! No matter the weather, to Icelanders the official beginning of summer is the first Thursday after April 18.
Top 5 Things to do in Iceland in the Spring
Spring (March through May) is a wonderful time to visit Iceland. The weather can be unpredictable, but you will have awesome access to Iceland’s top attractions, with fewer tourists than in the peak season.
How Iceland was formed
Iceland is uniquely situated on both two tectonic plates and on a mantle plume (better known as a hotspot).
What Icelandic horses are like in winter
The Icelandic horse is special for many reasons. In winter the horses hair grows long and bushy in order to keep them warm.