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Jökulsárlón Iceland is a glacier lagoon in southeast Iceland, and one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. It’s the deepest lake in Iceland and is part of Vatnajökull National Park, which contains the country’s largest glacier. In this guide, we will provide you with all the information you need to plan your trip to […]

If you want a short answer to these two questions, we want to tell you that: Iceland is part of Europe, but Iceland is NOT in the EU; instead, Iceland belongs to the EEA (European Economic Area) and is a member of the Schengen area. If you want to travel to Iceland, make sure you […]

May marks the true arrival of spring in Iceland. The snow retreats from the lowlands, flowers begin to bloom, and the days stretch toward near-endless light. It’s the month when the country shakes off winter’s grip but hasn’t yet reached the peak crowds of summer. For many travelers, May in Iceland is the sweet spot: […]

Welcome to the land of fire and ice! Iceland is a country of incredible natural beauty, with landscapes ranging from glaciers and volcanoes to waterfalls and hot springs in Iceland. And nowhere is this beauty more apparent than in the highlands of Iceland, also named central highlands. Located in the center of the country, the […]

The midnight sun is one of those phenomena only experienced in a few parts of the world. Iceland is one of the best places to enjoy this as the extended daylight provides even more time to enjoy the country’s natural attractions, it has also been a reason for some tourists visit Iceland during summer. The […]

5 weird+5 must-try Icelandic local dishes you should (at least give it a) try in Iceland One of the best ways to experience the culture of a new country is by trying the local cuisine. Iceland people are very proud of their heritage and Icelandic food, with unique cooking and fermentation methods that have been […]

Sky Lagoon Iceland: How does it compare to Blue Lagoon? Why should you choose Sky Lagoon over the popular Blue Lagoon or vice versa? What else does it have to offer? And if you can only choose one, which one suits you best? Find out all this and more in this guide to Sky Lagoon […]

The Blue Lagoon Iceland is one of the country’s most visited attractions. This geothermal spa is often the first stop for visitors on their trip to Iceland and can be visited all year round and in any type of weather. The iconic milky blue waters of the lagoon draw visitors from around the globe to […]

March in Iceland is a month of contrasts. Winter still holds the landscape in ice and snow, but spring is quietly returning: the days stretch longer, storms grow less severe than mid-winter, and the northern lights still dance on clear nights. With thinner crowds and shoulder-season prices, March gives you a taste of winter magic […]

10 days in Iceland is the perfect length of time to experience all of the country’s top highlights! We highly recommend that anyone travelling to Iceland for the first time aim for a 10-day trip, as it will give you the opportunity to visit many of the best attractions without having to rush or stress. […]