Insider tips and tricks
May’s weather has been absolutely glorious, everywhere you turn you can see locals enjoying the sun in tshirts...
April has seen the snow slowly melting away, frozen lakes thawing and flowers starting to bloom....
We’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite unusual places to bathe in Iceland, get to know these hidden gems here:
There are many fables and legends around the volcanoes on this island, here are a few.
Iceland in March captured in photos (taken by @catgbeck) to get you excited about your upcoming trip to Iceland, or to make you nostalgic about your past experiences!
Iceland in February captured in photos (taken by @catgbeck) to get you excited about your upcoming trip to Iceland, or to make you nostalgic about your past experiences!
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Iceland in January captured in photos (taken by @catgbeck) to get you excited about your upcoming trip to Iceland, or to make you nostalgic about your past experiences!
Winter has come and here are more photos (taken by @catgbeck) to get you excited about your upcoming trip to Iceland, or to make you nostalgic about your past experiences!
The idea of a singular Santa Claus has brushed aside in favour of thirteen “Yule Lads” who deliver various kinds of mischief (and sometimes gifts if you leave a shoe out for them). These Yule Lads come down from the mountains where they reside with their troll parents Grýla and Leppalúði and the Christmas cat.
We’ve curated a bunch of lyrics and related photos (taken by @catgbeck) inspired by some our favorite local performers to get you excited about your upcoming trip to Iceland, or to make you nostalgic about your past experiences!
Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, there are times when mother nature does not keep up her end of the bargain. There are a couple of scenarios whereby you may not end up seeing the lights and we plan to explore those situations here.
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We shower naked in Iceland! When visiting communal showering area Iceland requires you to bathe yourself properly and without your bathing suit before entering such pools or lagoons.