Take it from those of us who live here. Reykjavik is a wonderfully walkable city, at least in the warmer months. In fact, if you’re staying somewhere near...Read More
Why Planning Matters at Christmas in Iceland On 24 and 25 December, Reykjavik slows right down. Most shops and supermarkets close. Many restaurants do too. Locals gather at...Read More
Why Icelanders Give Stories for Christmas? If you spend December in Iceland, you might notice something unusual in every home: towering stacks of new books. Not toys. Not...Read More
Looking for Icelandic ghosts and spirits? Start here. From Glámur the bone-crushing draugur to the half-spoken Deacon of Myrká and the lake-lurking nykur, these are the night terrors...Read More
The Golden Circle is one of Iceland’s most iconic routes — and for good reason. In just one day (or a relaxed two), you can visit thundering waterfalls,...Read More
The Icelandic Highlands cover around 40,000 square kilometres—roughly 40% of the island—but are almost entirely uninhabited. It’s a place of raw wilderness, carved by glaciers, volcanoes, and time....Read More
From massive glacier-fed lagoons to quiet volcanic craters and charming city ponds, lakes in Iceland are as varied as the landscape itself. Whether planning a full road trip...Read More
Christmas beers in Iceland give beer lovers something extraordinary to look forward to when the holiday season arrives. These seasonal brews capture the festive spirit with unique flavours,...Read More
It’s Your Friend in Reykjavik’s 10th anniversary! Over the past decade, we haven’t just been guiding visitors through Reykjavik—we’ve also been sharing Iceland’s rich culture through our social...Read More
Do you want to visit the East Fjords but don’t know where to start? You’re in luck! East Iceland is a treasure trove of natural beauty and fascinating...Read More
