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Explore Iceland

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Around Iceland in 14 days

Can you travel around Iceland in 14 days? Yes, you can. By far the most popular mode of exploring Iceland is to drive along the Ring Road and wake up with a different view every morning. How an itinerary like this could look like? We give you an idea!

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Sheep herded down the mountain, the ocean in the background

Sheep and horse roundups in Iceland

Reykjavik skies alluminated by Northern lights

How to capture the Northern lights with a smartphone

Center of Reykjavik

Reykjavík Weekend Getaway

Keflavik international airport

How to Get to Iceland

Birdview of a swimming pool situated on the cliffs by the ocean, the sun is shining

Minibreak North Iceland

From the eruption on Reykjanes Peninsula by Sýlingarfell which started on May 29, 2024.

Volcanic activity has stopped on Reykjanes Peninsula

A person sitting on a mountain top in Iceland

Planning a trip to Iceland

Tent, Jeep and Motorbike under the Northern Lights

Camping in Iceland

LGBT+ Travel in Iceland

A man hiking in Iceland

Hiking in Iceland

Quality of Life in Iceland: The Secrets to Know Before Visiting 

Experience the 2026 Total Solar Eclipse in Iceland

A woman riding a dark horse turns around, and gives a thumbs-up. to fellow riders.

6 Unforgettable riding tours in Iceland

Getting Around Iceland: Transport for Independent Travelers

Swimming pool culture in Iceland

Incredible travel experiences money can indeed buy

a couple kissing by the Icelandic sunset

Iceland for lovebirds

Man walking away from Fagradalsfjall volcano. Photo Credit: Thrainn Kolbeinsson

The Volcanic Way - An Adventure Through Iceland in the Making

Somebody Feed Phil Foodtrail in Iceland

People dining at Tjöruhúsid restaurant in Ísafjördur

16 places of Character and Charm to eat for Every Corner of Iceland

What to wear in Iceland

Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption in Iceland 2010

Volcanos of Iceland

New destinations in 2024

A woman sitting in pink coloured wool pieces draped on the floor and hanging from the ceiling. She is dressed in beige knitwear.

How to practice your hobby in Iceland

The village of Vík í Mýrdal

Vík: The idyllic Icelandic village

Striking Vikings in Iceland

Key Locations for Viking History in Iceland

Center of Reykjavik

Reykjavík Weekend Getaway

Rugged coastline with impressive seastacks

A 3 day mini-break in West Iceland

Iceland's Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Incredible travel experiences money can indeed buy

Around Iceland in 14 days

Famous film sights in Iceland

The Eastfjords

Safe travel in Iceland

Midnight sun setting along the Arctic Coast Way, a road, cliffs and ocean in the picture

Arctic Coast Way

Dettifoss waterfall

The Diamond Circle

Þingvellir National Park

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A man hiking between volcanic craters in a moss grown lava field

Volcanic Activity on Reykjanes Peninsula


Since 2021, the Reykjanes Peninsula has witnessed a surge in seismic activity, including several volcanic eruptions. Despite this, Iceland has remained a safe and open destination for travelers.

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A tall and rising gray lava-layered seacliff with green grass on top.

Regions of Iceland

Iceland is typically divided into 7 different geographical regions. Each region differs slightly in respect to culture and landscapes, but are uniquely Icelandic. Find your favorite part of Iceland.

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Wellness in Iceland

Experience the ultimate wellness retreat for your mind, body, and soul amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland. Across the country are world-class spas that tap into Iceland's abundant—and sustainable—mineral-rich waters from geothermal sources. Iceland is a true haven of relaxation and rejuvenation, beckoning tired travelers from across the globe.

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A panoramic view of the maritime museum in Siglufjörður showing part of the harbour, the museum komplex and few houses in the background

Appreciate our towns & villages


Did you know that there are over 100 towns and villages to explore throughout Iceland? We encourage you to stop and look into these charming, beautiful, and often quirky places. History, art, nature, local cuisine, and year-round swimming pools abound. You might be surprised at what you find!

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