Travellers in Iceland will notice that all souvenir shops and even some petrol stations have been overrun with all kinds of puffin memorabilia. To Icelanders, […]
You might have seen articles and blog posts about how people should stay on walking paths and roads because the Icelandic nature is fragile. It […]
The West Fjords are the most remote area in Iceland. They cover about 22,271 km2 (8,599 sq mi), but only about 9000 people live there […]
Are there any dangerous animals in Iceland? Not really, the island is thankfully free of large predators. The only native mammal in Iceland is the […]
The midnight sun and 24 hours of daylight. It might sound difficult to live with but it is a welcome change to the dark winter […]
The largest part of Iceland is mountainous so you´ll have no problems finding hiking paths here. Populated areas dot the coast around the country where […]
Yes, they do, and 44 years ago it destroyed 1/3 of the town. Luckily the people were evacuated. The Eldfell eruption in 1973 Early one […]
Lake Mývatn and the surrounding area is one of our favorite parts of Iceland. There’s so much to see, and the geothermal and volcanic activity […]