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24. september 2021
Adventure
Informative
Travel Tips
Winter
23. ágúst 2021
What makes the Icelandic Highlands so interesting?
Nature
5. júlí 2021
What a day to witness an active volcano, brand new lava field and relax in the Blue Lagoon?
Reykjavik
Spa & Wellness
19. maí 2021
The Sky Lagoon is the latest luxury addition to the many Geothermal pools in Iceland.
Geothermal Heating
Traditions and Culture
28. september 2020
Hiking is something of a national sport in Iceland. The reasons are rather obvious, Icelanders have a backyard full of amazing natural wonders, untouched wilderness as far as the eye can see and picture-perfect postcard views.
13. júlí 2020
If you have very limited time in Iceland, don’t worry, this island can still leave a mighty impression. Read our suggestions for your short stop in Iceland.
Rural Iceland
7. júlí 2020
Eurovision in itself is a quirky and colourful phenomenon that mostly just writes its own jokes. So, doing a whole comedy about it isn’t such a bad idea. And Eurovision has a sense of humour about its own kitschy pop culture. But what about Iceland?
For those of us born in the 80s, it was the ultimate Sunday drive of our youth, usually with an extra member from the extended family and came with chain-smoking parents that insisted the windows be rolled all the way up so that the dust from the gravel roads didn’t get into the car.
25. maí 2020
A walk through the colourful lava tunnel of Raufarhólshellir.
22. maí 2020
Our May 2020 status update complete with statistics and insights.
20. maí 2020
Looking back on a volcanic eruption, a financial collapse and what now seems to have been a teeny tiny bit of travel restrictions.
22. apríl 2020
There is a meditative practice that teaches us to picture the dark clouds on a rainy day and then realise that the clouds are just there for the moment, but above them is always a clear blue sky.
15. apríl 2020
Iceland is one of the most volcanically active countries in the world. There are about 130 volcanos in Iceland, 30 of them are considered active, and 18 of those 30 have erupted since the year 900, with only a handful regularly erupting, like Hekla, Grímsvötn in Vatnajökull Glacier and Katla in Mýrdalsjökull Glacier.
10. apríl 2020
So you’ve decided to get acquainted with Reykjavik through our Hop On – Hop Off bus. Well done, we commend you for your good judgement. Here’s a short guide to what you might want to check out around stop 3.
9. apríl 2020
So you’ve decided to get acquainted with Reykjavik through our Hop On – Hop Off bus. Well done, we commend you for your good judgement. Here’s a short guide to what you might want to check out around stop 2.
8. apríl 2020
So you’ve decided to get acquainted with Reykjavik through our Hop On – Hop Off bus. Well done, we commend you for your good judgement. Here’s a short guide to what you might want to check out at around stop 1.
Lists and Favourites
10. mars 2020
If you’re in Iceland, don’t miss your chance to meet one of Iceland’s most beautiful and beloved characters: our wonderful and unique Icelandic horse.
14. febrúar 2020
Word has gotten out among seasoned citizens of Reykjavik that this new destination in the city is a brand-new type of entertainment.
11. febrúar 2020
The Icelandic highlands are extremely beautiful and colourful. They are easily accessible but require the right equipment and a little preparation.
Summer
31. janúar 2020
Although it may not seem like it, you have in fact landed in civilisation and airport transfer in Iceland is readily available.
21. janúar 2020
Bun day, Explosion day and Ash Wednesday are for most children and many grown-ups three of the most fun days after Christmas and before Easter. Celebrations during the days just before and at the beginning of Lent is known all over the world, the most famous one probably being the Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans. But this is how we in Iceland celebrate these three days – which have mostly lost its connection to Christianity.
Food and Drink
9. janúar 2020
A quick guide to the spectacular phenomenon that is the northern lights.
7. janúar 2020
You might not be dying to learn all about some international standard called ISO 14001, but you should be because it’s a very important environmental standard that concerns us all.
11. desember 2019
You’ve probably seen some otherworldly-looking pictures of The Diamond Beach or Black Diamond Beach in Iceland. We’ll let you in on a little secret. It’s not called that in Icelandic.
Where to begin? There’s the Christmas Cat, a lot of great food, a little bit of truly bad food, way too many fireworks, bonfires, a “book flood,” and an endless amount of Santa Clauses (we call them Yule Lads).
4. desember 2019
Did you know that Iceland has some of the purest tap water in the world?
3. desember 2019
Waterfalls, villages and natural wonders - here is a short list of beautiful places to see in Iceland.
One of the most popular places in Iceland to visit, both for Icelanders and foreigners, is Þingvellir National Park. It takes only about 40 minutes to drive from Reykjavík to the park, which is one of the stops of the popular Golden Circle.
28. nóvember 2019
Recommended glacier-related activities for you to consider – happy icing!
22. nóvember 2019
If you want to do something different in between sightseeing during your stay in Iceland, there are quite a few festivals and events to choose from but this is our shortlist.
21. nóvember 2019
Reykjavik is one of the most charismatic and charming capitals in the world. It is also the northernmost capital in the world so it should come as no surprise if you get less than perfect weather on one of your days in the city. Don’t fret, we’ve got your back. Here’s a simple guide with some quick tips on how to enjoy Reykjavik indoors.
13. nóvember 2019
A few handy tips and tricks to make it easier for you to capture those unforgettable northern lights in Iceland on your camera or smartphone.
8. nóvember 2019
Sunny days, geothermal baths, hiking, whale watching tours, gale-force winds and ice storms on a black beach. One of the more complex aspects of travelling (and living) in Iceland is what to wear and when. Whatever the occasion, we’ll help you dress the part with this quick guide on what to wear in Iceland.
6. nóvember 2019
Iceland is often described as magical, extreme and otherworldly. It makes sense then that our guests feel unsure about what to bring, how to prepare and what to expect. So, here are a few of our favourite frequently asked questions about Iceland.
Icelanders are generally quite liberal so truly offending someone based on a cultural misunderstanding isn’t very likely. We know our hot water smells like farts and we don’t really expect anyone to enjoy our rotten shark. However, there are a few things worth mentioning that could make your average Icelander uncomfortable, even insulted.
24. október 2019
The milky blue lagoon in the Reykjanes peninsula is quite striking in contrast to the black lava field and the fragile green moss that surrounds it. The geothermal water is between 37° and 40° C (98-104°F) but can sometimes fluctuate beyond that range.
21. október 2019
Iceland is a very rugged land with vast uninhabitable areas, dotted with high mountains and glaciers. It makes an ideal landscape for waterfalls that are in abundance in the country.
16. október 2019
Things to do in Reykjavik
4. apríl 2018
All countries have their set of weird customs and laws and Iceland is no exception to that rule.
22. janúar 2018
The majority of households in Iceland use geothermal water.
