Traveling in Iceland

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

The top 20 towns in Iceland offer more than just a place to stop on your journey—they each have their own character, history, and unique attractions. Some are...Read More

The Westfjords of Iceland are one of the country’s most remote, rugged, and breathtaking regions. With steep mountains plunging into deep fjords, dramatic coastlines, and vast uninhabited areas,...Read More

West Iceland is a great place to visit if you want a mix of history, nature, and local culture. It’s easy to get to from Reykjavík and has...Read More