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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!

Camping in Iceland

Iceland on a budget

Why Iceland is a Top Destination for Summer 2022  

Planning a trip to Iceland

A day on the Reykjanes peninsula

New destinations in 2022

Hiking in Iceland

Famous film sights in Iceland

Unique accommodation in Iceland

The Westfjords - LONELY PLANETS TOP TRAVEL DESTINATION IN 2022

romantic iceland

Ice Cave Exploration - Going inside a glacier

The best souvenirs from Iceland

Iceland's Music Scene: A short introduction

Reykjavik’s Architectural Landmarks

Iceland for Kids

What's new in 'New Nordic Cuisine'?

Geothermal Wellness in Iceland

Helicopter tours

The Ring Road

Kayaking and Paddleboarding in Iceland

Swimming pool culture in Iceland

West Iceland

The Golden Circle

Diving and snorkeling in Iceland

Horses of Iceland

North Iceland

Arctic Coast Way

Þingvellir National Park

Discover the regions of Iceland

Iceland is typically divided into seven different geographical regions, including the Reykjavík capital area. Each region differs slightly with respect to both culture and landscape, but all are uniquely Icelandic.

Discover

Take the Icelandic Pledge

Are you visiting Iceland? Be a responsible tourist and take the Icelandic pledge. Encourage your friends to do the same!

Take the pledge

Looking for things to do?

a picture of the sky

Calculate your carbon footprint?

Icelanders have used renewable energy for over a century. All local electricity and district-heating needs are met with power from renewable resources. This has greatly increased living standards for Icelandic citizens and created

Calculate your carbon footprint

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