How to have the best possible vacation in Iceland in July or August
So, you’re heading to Iceland in July or August? Smart move! You’ve picked the absolute best time of year for a first visit. The weather is (usually) mild, the roads are open, the midnight sun is still hanging around, and there’s so much to do...
Discover the best tours and experiences in Iceland according to Viator
Big news for Iceland! Five of the Top 20 Northern Europe tours in the 2025 Viator Experience Awards are from Iceland! Disclosure: Being the editor of Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine is my side project. I work in the Icelandic travel industry as my day...
Five places in Iceland that will steal your heart
When you think of Iceland, your mind probably goes straight to the big hitters— something like Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, or the Sky Lagoon. And hey, those spots are amazing. However, here are five places in Iceland that are off the beaten path and...
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...
How to Stay Warm During Iceland’s Winter Adventures
Iceland’s winter offers an array of adventures that draw thrill-seekers from around the globe. Just imagine trekking across vast glaciers, exploring surreal ice caves, and seeing the Northern Lights paint the sky with mesmerizing colors! You could also whale watch in icy waters, bathe in...
Nice Travel: Icelandic Hospitality and small-group travel
Founded in 2012 by three Icelandic families, Nice Travel is a top-rated tour company with almost 600 positive reviews on TripAdvisor. Their ethos centers around providing personal travel experiences. Limiting their tours to a maximum of 19 guests ensures a more intimate journey for every...
Reeling in Memories: Meet Icelandic fishing Guide Guðmundur Atli
I could never be a fishing guide in Iceland. I am what is called in Icelandic ‘fiskifæla,’ a word that means something like ‘fish repeller.’ Every time I am by a riverbank and try to fish, the salmon, trout, or char conspire not to interact...
The Icelandic Private Guide that Creates Your Best Days
“I simply want to create the best day of your life,” says Bessi Jonsson, a great friend, and a highly respected Icelandic private guide, when discussing the philosophy guiding his work. We were driving home to Reykjavik after spending a day on the Sólheimajökull glacier....
