Iceland-focused interviews with remarkable people
Are you looking for Iceland-focused interviews? Do you crave insider information about Iceland and Icelandic culture? That is what this magazine is all about. Since the magazine was founded in 2012, I have made it my mission to create and maintain a vibrant forum for Iceland enthusiasts. I also want to bring you unfiltered travel advice from real people. I achieve this by interviewing travellers, artists, scientists, photographers, artists, travel industry veterans, writers and so on.
The Iceland interviews with unfiltered advice about traveling in Iceland
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Advice to those visiting Iceland for the first time
Of course, my questions differ depending on the person I am interviewing. However, I always ask people about their favorite places, activities, and Iceland. I also asked everyone what advice they would give those visiting Iceland for the first time. Unsurprisingly, most of my interviewees advise that you follow the weather forecast carefully, give yourself a lot of time to explore Iceland, and dress in layers to keep warm.
Share your perspectives on Iceland.
Have a story about an Icelandic adventure? Publishing a book focused on Iceland? Does Iceland inspire your project? Are you an Icelandic author, filmmaker, scientist, entrepreneur, musician, or artist? Would you happen to have a tip about an Iceland-related topic you’d like to share? Please feel free to reach out on the Stuck in Iceland Facebook page.
More resources for your visit to Iceland
Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine gives unfiltered Iceland travel advice. The magazine has the following resources for people on their way to Iceland.