Essential Gear for a safe and Thrilling Iceland Road Trip
Iceland’s rugged beauty, with its vast landscapes, towering waterfalls, hot springs, , forest lagoon, local cuisine, and winding roads, is a magnet for adventurers. From the bustling city of Reykjavik to the serene Blue Lagoon, the country offers a diverse range of experiences. However, anyone...
Top ten travel tips from 158 Stuck in Iceland interviews
Iceland is a land of stark contrasts and natural wonders. From glaciers to volcanic landscapes, each journey here is a testament to the unique beauty of our planet. To help you make the most of your Icelandic adventure, I have employed the latest in AI...
The Reykjavik City Card unlocks the capital of cool
One of the best ways to save money while exploring Reykjavik is to use the Reykjavik City Card. This handy card is a traveler’s key to unlocking Reykjavik’s culture, history, and activities. Dive into Iceland’s museums, enjoy the city’s geothermal pools, or take in the...
Rocking the Arctic Henge: Skálmöld’s legendary concert at Iceland’s remote landmark
Good news! The Arctic Henge is now officially the Icelandic version of the Red Rocks music venue. The amazing Icelandic Viking metal band Skálmöld recently performed the inaugural concert at this otherworldly venue. The Arctic Henge is off the beaten path The Arctic Henge is...
Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon is ground zero for climate change
Glacial Lagoon – Jökulsárlón – is one of Iceland’s places that is not to be missed. Literally, ‘Jökulsárlón’ is translated as ‘Glacial River Lagoon’ and is located on the southeast of Iceland. It is an imposing place where huge icebergs float on a vast glacial...
Gullfoss: The most iconic Icelandic waterfall
Gullfoss, or “Golden Falls” in the Hvítá River, is perhaps the most iconic and best-known Icelandic waterfall. It is on the Golden Circle route, Thingvellir, and the Haukadal geyser field. See the golden hue of the cascading water of Gullfoss waterfall under sunlight. Known as the...
Hvannalindir is a remote and hard to reach highland oasis
Situated in Iceland’s stark and remote northeastern highlands, Hvannalindir stands as a verdant oasis amid a sea of lava fields and rugged mountain ranges. This secluded area, perched at 640 meters, is a testament to nature’s resilience, boasting a unique ecosystem that thrives despite its...
The best place to see puffins in Iceland
The puffin is not the national bird of Iceland. I don’t even know if we have an official bird. Interestingly, Iceland’s crest featured a falcon. But if I had to choose, the national bird of Iceland would be the raven. But it is not up...
