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Reykjavík Travel Guide

Best Asian restaurants in Reykjavik downtown food guide

The Best Asian Restaurants in Reykjavik: A Downtown Guide

Best Asian restaurants in Reykjavik by cuisine If you are looking for the best Asian restaurants in Reykjavik, downtown is a very good place to start. From sushi...
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Restaurants open on Christmas in Reykjavik

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...
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Sólheimajökull glacier in Iceland

Beginner’s Guide to Iceland’s Glaciers (What to Know Before You Go)

Iceland glacier guide for beginners Thinking about stepping onto the ice for the first time? Here’s a clear, friendly primer guide so you know what you’re looking at,...
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TraveLife Partner level for Your Friend in Reykjavik.

We’re Now a Travelife Partner!

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: Your Friend in Reykjavik has achieved Travelife Partner status! This recognition means the world to us because it shows that our...
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View of Reykjavik harbor featuring various boats docked along the marina with mountains in the background under a clear blue sky, highlighting Reykjavik's maritime heritage and fishing village atmosphere.

Reykjavík City Travel Guide

Reykjavík may be small by capital city standards, but it packs in more than its size suggests. This lively, walkable city offers a mix of natural beauty, rich...
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The dramatic rift at Thingvellir National Park showcases the meeting point of two continents, a highlight of the Golden Circle Express tours

Golden Circle Travel Guide

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,...
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Aerial view of Gunnuhver, a highly active geothermal area in Reykjanes, Iceland

Reykjanes Peninsula Travel Guide

The Reykjanes Peninsula stretches southwest of Reykjavík and is often the first or last stop for travellers, as it hosts Keflavík International Airport, Iceland’s main gateway. Despite its...
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A cosy town at night all lights on

North Iceland: History & Highlights

North Iceland has dramatic landscapes—powerful waterfalls, steaming geothermal areas, ancient lava fields, and deep fjords.
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East Iceland: A Quiet Side of the Country

East Iceland is one of the country’s most overlooked regions but has much to offer. With deep fjords, small fishing villages, and impressive mountains, it’s a place of...
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Exploring South Iceland: Tours, Attractions and Hidden Gems

Imagine watching waves crash against towering basalt cliffs on a black sand beach. Or walking behind a roaring waterfall, feeling the mist on your face. South Iceland is...
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