ArticlesAlladventurechristmascultureeastfilmfoodgeologygeothermalhorseslbgt+luxurynaturenorthnorthern lightspractical inforeykjanesreykjaviksafetravelsouthsummersustainabilitytransportvolcanowellnesswestwestfjordswinterCultureHorsesSheep and horse roundups in IcelandFrom early September to mid-October, the ‘most Icelandic event ever’ takes place all over the country: réttir sheep round-up. Sheep, and sometimes free-roaming horses, are gathered home for the winter.VolcanoSouthReykjanesGeologyThe Volcanic Way - An Adventure Through Iceland in the MakingAre you ready for The Volcanic Way? This newly designated route is your gateway to exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes of South Iceland and the Reykjanes regions. WellnessAdventureLuxuryIncredible travel experiences money can indeed buyWe all know the best things in life are free, and the same is true for Iceland: a falcon flying by as you bathe in a natural pool somewhere. So, why not blow away that money? Practical infoWhat to wear in IcelandWhen planning a journey to Iceland, one of the questions that evokes the most insecurity is „What should I pack for my trip to Iceland?“ The weather in Iceland changes quickly and the seasons blend into one another. Here is some advice on packing for your Iceland holiday - before you try squishing your entire closet into a suitcase.NaturePractical infoWinterNorthern lightsHow to capture the Northern lights with a smartphoneUnlock the secrets to photographing the aurora with your smartphone. Discover practical tips for immortalizing nature's most mesmerizing light show.NatureGeologyWinterNorthern lightsThe Northern lights in IcelandThe extreme dark of the Icelandic winter has a few perks. Between September and April, the people in Iceland are treated to a magnificent natural display: the phenomenon of aurora borealis, or what we commonly call the Northern Lights.