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Laugavegur Hiking Trail

13/01/2021

Laugavegur Hiking Trail: Iceland's Highlands

Thanks to Iceland's geographical location, its landscapes are unique and offer many outdoor attractions. The interior of the island, the Highlands, are hiding the most exciting hiking trails. The Laugavegur hiking trail is the most impressive of Icel...

Best Restaurants in Iceland

10/01/2021

The Best Restaurants in Iceland

Due to its remote location way up in the North Atlantic, Icelandic cuisine used to be somewhat limited. But over time Icelandic chefs have gotten creative. Today some of the best restaurants in Iceland centre on carefully prepared local and seasonal ...

Iceland Geothermal Pools

24/12/2020

Iceland Geothermal Pools: Iceland's Best Attractions

Geothermal pools in Iceland are just like a magnet attracting hundreds of tourists every year. Unlike any other country in the world, you can find dozens of hot pools all around the island. Swimming pools are also widespread, and every medium-sized t...

Top Tours in Iceland for Seniors

25/11/2020

Best Trips and Tours in Iceland for Seniors

Iceland is one of those countries where you can spend most of your time outdooroutdoors. It is said to be a real paradise for physically active people who enjoy any kind of sport activities. Thanks to the island geographical location, it has ideal co...

Trollaskagi Peninsula

01/11/2020

In search of trolls on Iceland's Trollaskagi Peninsula

The fantastically named Trollaskagi Peninsula (or Trolls Peninsula) lies in the far north of Iceland. This fairy-tale land of high peaks and deep valleys is actually fairly unexplored despite having quite an accessible location. The peninsula sits ju...

Stone cairns

27/07/2020

Building cairns in Iceland

If you are a keen hiker anywhere in the world you will probably have come across a cairn or two. You might even have added one of your own rocks to a marker cairn on a hike. However, there is more than one reason for building these stone piles. Som...

Westfjords

01/07/2020

Exploring the Wonderful Westfjords

Everyone has heard of the famous Golden Circle or Iceland’s Ring Road route. But what about Iceland’s more distant corners? This incredible country with its vast swathes of uninhabited wilderness has so much to discover. One of our favor...

Driving a Motorhome in Iceland

29/05/2020

The Many Advantages of Driving a Motorhome in Iceland

There are many ways and means of exploring Iceland. But one of the best has to be a leisurely self-drive tour in a comfortable motorhome. There are all sorts of vehicle rental options open to visitors to Iceland. These include motorhome or campervan ...

Roam in Iceland

30/04/2020

The Right to Roam in Iceland

In many Nordic countries, the right to roam the countryside and enjoy wild camping is enshrined in law. Until recently this used to be the case in Iceland too. However, as visitor numbers have increased quite dramatically in recent years this law has...

Dynjandi Waterfall

19/03/2020

The Hidden Dynjandi Waterfall

Dynjandi Waterfall is tucked away in a region of Iceland that doesn’t get so many visitors. The remote Westfjords is in the far northwest of the country. It is a large peninsular of sorts. But what marks it apart and what gives it its name are ...