Not only seeing the Northern light, Iceland is also one of the best places in the entire world for whale watching, which is why it’s one of the most popular activities for tourists visiting the country. Iceland’s location in the North Atlantic, surrounded by cool, nutrient-rich waters, makes it an ideal habitat for up to […]
...read full postTap water is perfectly fine to drink in Iceland, but remember, freezing cold water only, not the hot water from tap. As you plan your trip to Iceland, you might wonder whether drinking tap water in the country is safe. In this short article, we will explore tap Icelandic water quality in Iceland and the alternatives […]
...read full postVatnajokull National Park is Europe’s second-largest national park, covering 14% of the surface area of Iceland. Named after Vatnajökull glacier, the park holds great cultural and natural significance to Iceland. There are many myths and legends associated with the park, along with multiple historic sites within the borders of the park, including a Viking settlement […]
...read full postThe first step in starting your epic Icelandic adventure is getting there! And as Iceland is an island, you will only be able to reach it by sea or sky. We wouldn’t recommend taking a boat unless you’re prepared for a 2-day journey from the closest point in Denmark. Traveling by air is much more […]
...read full postThe charming town of Akureyri is nestled between the mountains and sea in Northern Iceland. Akureyri is the second-largest urban area in Iceland, and it’s full of historical and cultural gems waiting to be discovered inside the city and its surrounding area. It’s Iceland’s hub for whale watching, local festivals, and arts and a gateway […]
...read full postAnyone can grab a keychain or fridge magnet from the places they visit, but the best souvenirs are the ones that are authentic and create memories of your travels. Every country is unique, with different cultural practices, cuisines and natural wonders. And Iceland is no exception. Instead of the northern lights shopping bag, Iceland does […]
...read full postIceland is fast becoming a popular tourist destination for adventurous travelers who love exploring more untouched and dramatic landscapes. There are some great routes to travel around Iceland and the most popular time to visit in during th summer season. The biggest problem that tourists are likely to face when they visit Iceland will be […]
...read full postJökulsárlón 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 […]
...read full postIf 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 […]
...read full postMay 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: […]
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