June has the first official summer days, with warmer and much longer days. Visit Iceland in June for the excellent weather conditions and the many celebrations as it...Read More
To visit Iceland in January is to enjoy wintry weather without it being too cold but with the possibility of blankets of snow. There are fewer crowds but...Read More
Next to the natural beauty and wonderful locals, the next thing many people mention about Iceland is the cost. Because we’re on an island in a relatively remote...Read More
We don’t mean going to the cinema during your visit to Iceland (although you’re more than welcome to check out our cinema scene!). We are talking about how...Read More
You’ll probably find Blue Lagoon recommended as a “must go” as you plan your Iceland trip itinerary. Gorgeous blue waters, mineral-rich water and mud, and serene natural beauty...Read More
It is hard for us to say one month is better than another to visit Iceland, but December is exceptional. We have the Northern Lights, ideal wintry landscapes,...Read More
Plan to visit Iceland in November if you want to embrace the cold and fun across the island! Look up to the skies for the Northern Lights or...Read More
Almost every community has at least one swimming pool in Iceland. It may be hard to believe, but Icelanders love to swim. But when you find out that...Read More
October is one of the least busy months in Iceland. The summer rush is over, and the festivities of early winter are yet to set in. So, plan...Read More
The Northern Lights in Mývatn, North Iceland – Photo: Vincent Guth vingtcent, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons Most travellers look forward to seeing the wondrous Northern Lights in Iceland....Read More
