Icelandic Landscapes and Nature Revealed in the Film Heild
All of you Iceland-enthusiasts should check out the film Heild or “Whole” that has just been released. It is Iceland’s first full-feature, non-narrative film which shows Icelandic nature and landscapes in a new light. The film features an original score from Professor Kliq and additional music from Ólafur…
Experience Iceland on Humanity TV
Words and pictures by Kerrin Sheldon and Gaston Blanchet. We are founders of an interactive documentary travel series called Humanity, built for the iPad. We are huge travellers, eespecially since starting the project in 2012. Initially, the goal of the project was centered around the idea of creating…
Enter the Ravine of the Sacred Tree
Confession: I haven´t really been all the way up the Ravine of Nauthúsagil but this this is a destination that I wanted to let you all hikers know about sooner than later. In any case I am hoping to there soon again and go all…
The Incredible Westmann Islands
Julie Sarperi joins the guest bloggers here at Stuck in Iceland. This is her second article for Stuck in Iceland but previously she wrote about her visit to the Great Fish Day Festival in the northern village of Dalvík. This time Julie embarks on a journey…
A Quirky Work of Art is the Best Place to Photograph Reykjavik
As we have mentioned before the harbor area in downtown Reykjavik is fast becoming a really fun place to visit. The latest addition to noteworthy places in the harbor area is a rather quirky new work of art right which is located right next to…
2014 Calendar with Aerial Photography from Iceland by Nick Miners
Our friend Nick Miners who has contributed to our blog with his stunning pictures of the Westfjords has the following message to the readers of Stuck in Iceland: Over the course of my many visits to Iceland I have made a lot of good friends,…
Gullfoss: The Most Iconic Icelandic Waterfall
Gullfoss – or “Golden falls” in the Hvítá river is perhaps the most iconic and best known Icelandic waterfall (although it is not as powerful as Dettifoss in the north or as high as Glymur in the south-west). It is relatively close to Reykjavik and…
See the Gushing Geysers of Iceland
It is one of my favorite places in Iceland. Nevermind it is a bit of a tourist trap and sometimes a bit crowded. Nevermind it is a part of the golden circle that has become bit of a cliche in Icelandic tourism. After all, the…
