Explore Iceland

Keep up to date with all of our Iceland blogs. Whether you're looking for information on dining, driving, weather, packing, or things to do in Iceland, we have the tips, advice and in-depth guides you need to plan your perfect Iceland holiday! Read up on how to make the most of your time in Iceland.

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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Iceland

Iceland, a land of stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites that attract visitors from around the globe.
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Skiing in Iceland

Iceland is the ultimate destination for adventure. From snow-topped glaciers to ice caves and active volcanoes, this truly is the dream destination for so many. But the outdoor winter activity opportunities don’t end at glacier hiking and cave exploring - did you know Iceland is actually an excellent destination for skiing?
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Best Breakfast in Iceland

Exploring Iceland is an adventure like no other, filled with incredible sights and activities. To prepare for an action-packed day, a hearty breakfast is essential. Reykjavik offers a variety of breakfast options, from traditional Icelandic fare to mouthwatering baked goods.
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Guide to Best Lava Fields in Iceland

Iceland is famously nicknamed "the land of ice and fire" due to its immense volcanic activity throughout its history. The island’s landscape is shaped by countless active and dormant volcanoes, which have created stunning natural features like lava fields, rock formations, and geothermal pools.
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Double Waterfall in Iceland: Hjalparfoss

Have you ever heard of a double waterfall? These rare natural wonders occur when two waterfalls join forces, creating a unique and breathtaking sight. Iceland is home to many incredible waterfalls, but Hjálparfoss in southern Iceland stands out as a remarkable example of a double waterfall.
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Our Guide to Iceland's Best Breweries

If you’re a beer enthusiast, you may be curious about what Iceland has to offer. While you’ll find a variety of imported beers from across Europe, imported goods are generally more expensive in Iceland.
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