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Raquel

¡Hola! Me llamo Raquel, soy de Cádiz y actualmente vivo en Reikiavik, una ciudad que me ha cautivado por completo. Me apasiona viajar y, sobre todo, explorar lugares naturales en búsqueda de paisajes espectaculares. El año pasado estuve trabajando de voluntaria y viajando por diferentes países de Europa, explicando mis aventuras y mi día a día en mi blog personal. Mi próximo objetivo es descubrir Islandia y todo lo que este país tiene por ofrecer.

Daria

Живу в Исландии уже три года. Люблю и не устаю путешествовать, учу исландский, обожаю местную музыку. Здесь можно найти все: от марсианских пейзажей до современного искусства. А еще я встретила Джона Сноу, дада, того самого :)

Tony

Chinese based in Iceland. Foodie and travel enthusiastic. Hit me up for anything you would like to know about Iceland! 长居冰岛，欢迎骚扰！

Susie

안녕하세요? 신수지라고 합니다. 아이슬란드 여행을 계획하시는 분들께 도움이 되어드리겠습니다. 궁금하신점이 있다면 언제든지 질문 주세요! 행복한 여행 되세요!

Natan

Parisien-Normand expatrié en Islande. Culture, cinéma et bière. Beaucoup de second degré. — French guy imported in Iceland. Culture, movies & beer.

Danielle

Danielle Desir is a Travel Finance Strategist that uses her financial background and knack for financial planning to empower those who want to travel afford a life of travel while excelling in their personal finances. She shares creative planning strategies, saving tips, cheap flight deals and more on her blog, The Thought Card.

Norbert

A long term traveler looking to visit every country in the world.

Kerri-Ann

I'm a travel blogger with 37 countries under my belt and a love of exploring solo! By day I work as a professional copywriter in the luxury travel industry, and so far the day-job has seen me master the language of a wealth of brands; give an entire smart city a voice; talk travel for a plethora of popular blogs and craft compelling copy for a host of international clients, including GHM Hotels, Palace Hotel Tokyo, Four Seasons and Aman Resorts. By night I like to keep my own blog looking healthy and can usually be found planning my next trip!

Madi

Madisyn founded The Restless Worker as a way to encourage young professionals that they can see the world without quitting the 9 to 5 or selling all of their belongings. She hopes to inspire others to take advantage of their vacation days and push themselves to explore places around them!

Rachel

I believe life is meant to be lived pushing yourself to new limits, and exploring all you can of this magnificent world. Whatever your budget, there's always a way to get started on your journey! And I'm here to help you on your journey with advice, helpful information, and inspiration.

Bas

During summer 2016 I visited Iceland with my wife Ditta. We traveled in our own 4x4 Toyota Hilux with camper unit. Filming above and under water is my passion, sea-life while diving, nature, travel, 4x4 driving with our Toyota Hilux with camper unit. Iceland made a very big impression and we are planning to spend more time on Iceland. In 2016 I stared aerial filming with a drone, I filmed the beautiful region around my home in Holland. I started to make video clips in 2013. During time I have improved my filming and editing. I film a variety of issues underwater, on land and from the air. I

Jenna

I am one of the creators of the travel website, Wander The Map. My husband and I are are filmmakers and photographers who travel the world in search of outdoor and urban adventure. We have spent several weeks in Iceland and love sharing stories about our adventures throughout the country!

Cristina

I am a travel writer and photographer who is slightly obsessed with all things Icelandic. I spent five weeks in the country last winter, and plan to visit again soon. If you have any questions about traveling throughout the country as a vegan, or where to go while traveling solo, please let me know!

Vicky

Vicky and Chris, award winning travel bloggers who love travelling the world. We class Iceland as one of our favourite countries and love spending time there and exploring.

Danielle

I've been travelling the world on an extreme budget for five years straight, and I did Iceland on next to no money!

Katelyn

Originally from Portland, Maine (USA), Katelyn has traveled to almost 40 countries with much more on her list to see. When she is not on the road traveling, she is either writing, scuba diving, horseback riding, or hiking.

Rease

I lived and worked in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 2 years and also attended Universidad de Cuyo in Mendoza, Argentina for a semester. I lived in Fajardo, Puerto Rico for 2 1/2 years. I brought my dog to and from Argentina and Puerto Rico (from the US) so I am very familiar with the process of traveling with an animal. I also got a work visa in Argentina and I am familiar with that as well. I am fluent in Spanish and did most of my travels solo and on a budget.

jean

je viens d'effectuer un road trip de 13 jours en Islande (septembre 2019), en famille, donc pas trop de risques au niveau sorties et routes (pas de passage de gué, de spéléo, de trekking...), et avons effectué une sorite cave avec guide to Iceland, c'était super!

Martine

Nous avons voyagés en individuels, avec location de voiture. Nous ne sommes pas des randonneurs, mais avons fait quelques excursions et balades faciles. Nous sommes des seniors dynamiques et nous avons à notre actif de très nombreux voyages. Nous sommes à votre disposition pour vous donner des renseignements d'ordre pratique.N'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

ILYA

Professional traveler. I am writing travel guides. Photographer. I will help with practical tips

Beats

Blog de viajes, humor y vida elástica. Si te gusta viajar, la vida a tu style y la risa tonta, bienvenido! Si tú me dices ven, lo viajo todo!

Наталия

Я путешествую соло и рассказываю о самом интересном

Elena

Jonathan

Jono is a writer and comedian from Australia, now living in Iceland.

Christophe

Hello moi c'est Christophe. Jeune voyageur en quête de nouvelles découvertes partout dans le monde, je pose le pied pour la première fois en Islande pour un voyage hors du commun. Je souhaite partager avec vous mes expériences et conseils de voyage !

SARA

Travel blogger and lover of nature and adventure, Sara Rodriguez started her blog Mindful Travel to share her passion for discovering new cultures and experiences and help other travelers who want to explore the world. Sara is a passionate entrepreneur who always finds its way to be happy through her projects, as her luxury travel magazine Kaleidoskope Travel, sharing her travel inspiration on Instagram and giving advice about how to travel with pets, as she does with her cute dachshund Kiba. Her motto: "When traveling, open your mind and your heart so you will learn with all your senses. Do n

Eileen

I've done a little bit of everything - with a touch of luxury. Ask away!

Diana

Hola, soy Di! Estoy enamorada de Islandia y mi misión es convencerte de que la visites. Espero que la ames tanto como yo. ¡Buen viaje!

Coraline

Bonjour, nous sommes Coraline et Quentin ! Nous sommes Français et adorons voyager dans le monde entier, et l'un des pays que nous voulions le plus découvrir était l'Islande. Sur ce blog, nous allons donc vous raconter notre expérience là-bas, mais également vous conseiller sur l'organisation du voyage et tenter de vous donner envie de décoller prochainement pour l’Islande à votre tour ! Bonne lecture :)

Nellie

A professional travel blogger based in Spain, specializing in adventure travel and unusual destinations. 117+ countries on all 7 continents.

Marcus

Marcus is a digital nomad and freelance writer. A native Englishman, he is always on the move, but can most commonly be spotted in the UK, Iceland, and the Balkans.

Inma

After studying, volunteering and working her way around the world, Inma started A World to Travel to share her experiences around the world and her passion for festivals, the great outdoors and all things travel. She shares her journey on IG: @aworldtotravel and her blog: www.aworldtotravel.com

Talya

UK parenting & lifestyle blogger

Kaya

I'm a 38-year-old sales accountant from Yorkshire. Though I'm not a professional writer it's my hobby to put together articles from time to time. I live alone and sometimes have a free time to write a piece or two. That's basically it. The short description of my modest life.

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Jeanne

My name is Jeanne and I am a travelling photographer. Whether you are looking to find some photographic gem, find amazing places to stay, great restaurants to eat at, rest stops along the way, or just an amazing natural site to see I can share my recent experience from an amazing 2 week trip to Iceland.

Wiktoria

Arranging personalized tours, travel information.

Sandra

Bonjour, je pars avec mes deux ados, une semaine en juillet 2019. Je souhaite préparer mon voyage. Nous avons louer un 4X4 et souhaitons plutôt visiter le sud. Je cherche quelques conseils d'itinéraires, de points à voir incontournables sur 1 semaine. On est prêt à bouger mais je voudrais aussi profiter sans courir. Merci pour vos conseils. Mes idées à trier sont : la péninsules de snaeffelsnes, gullfoss, landmannalauger, skaftafell, Dyrholaey et retour à Reykjavik la veille au soir du départ.

larue

Bonjour, Je viens en Islande du 2 au 17 novembre 2018

Olga

Justine

I own female travel blog, Wanderer of the World, which focuses on showcasing the best of destinations in a unique way. Although you're unlikely to find many 'Top things to do in X' posts on my site, you'll be greeted with inspirational, thought provoking and informative articles about destinations from around the world.

Hlynur

I am an Icelandic local and have traveled around the country many times

Shuntaro

Travel photo-blogger

Patrick

Traveller, Photographer & Blogger

Savard

Happy retired

David

台灣旅遊作家

Jean-Marie

De retour d' un tour d' Islande en 12 jours ( du 18 au 30/06/2018), 2 couples de sexagénaires, prêts à partager notre itinéraire et notre expérience.

Dominique

Travelling add to life ;)

Matt

Matt Gibson is the President of the Professional Travel Bloggers Association, a nonprofit organization that works to help travel industry and brands meet and work together. He’s also an adventure travel writer and photographer, award winning blogger, and CEO of UpThink an agency that helps travel companies develop their blogging and social media marketing strategies and work with travel bloggers. Matt regularly gives seminars and moderates panels about blogging, social media, and inbound marketing for organizations such as ITB Berlin, ITB Asia, Arabian Travel Mart, HSMAI, and others. UpThink

Artsy.

We are artist and photographers, We love to travel and capture great images. Iceland is an amazing place to travel, You may, in fact, take so many pictures you need a new camera when you are done. True story

Eric

Roadtrip de 2 semaines et tour de l'Islande en juillet 2018. Location de voiture, hôtels et guesthouses ....

Komm

We are two travelers, who explored also the wonderful island Iceland.

Nipat

I am a part time blogger who have been to Iceland and did a lot of homework to let people who read it have deep understanding on everything they need to know when they go to Iceland.

Fabienne

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Marc

Hi, I'm Marc and I travel a lot. I have been to Iceland several times and love it. I worked there for three months and started a website about Iceland back then. I wrote a book and an App that might help you with your Iceland travels :)

HERVE

Iceland road trip - Janvier 2019

Ward

I love to travel. I can provide tips based on the places I lived and on my travel experiences. I am also looking to learn from other people about their regions, cultures, histories and cuisines when planning my travel, and of course, their travel experiences.

Michelle

Michelle Joy is the publisher of Harbors and Havens, a blog that encourages readers to craft a life full of travel. With a British mom, an American dad, and a childhood spent overseas in South America, Michelle learned early on to appreciate other cultures and make friends in every language. She now brings that unique perspective to her travel writing, which has been featured in magazines worldwide, as well as online publications. Based in Houston, Texas, she spends about 25% of her time on the road (or in the air), sometimes solo but often with her husband, David.

Laura

Nous partons en Islande du 10 au 16 mars.

6 Towns You Need To Visit In Iceland

There are a number of small towns in Iceland you need to visit. When I first started planning our trip to Iceland it was really hard to actually narrow it down. While the country itself has seen an influx in tourism recently, there still wasn't a lot out there in terms of itinerary ideas outside of the Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon. Thankfully Guide to Iceland has some good itinerary suggestions, and their team can provide great travel information. I think the biggest advice I would have when picking the towns in Iceland you want to visit is to research what kind of activities and accom

The Best Bits Of Reykjavik

Iceland. An incredible place and a beautiful country, the focal point of which is the bustling city of Reykjavik. During my stay in Iceland i spent 4 days in the dainty city and I’m going to share with you some of the things to soak up whilst you’re there. Hallgrimskirkja Church, Reykjavik Check Out The View From Hallgrimskirkja Church Standing head and shoulders above the rest of the city, this impressive building is the ultimate definition of a landmark. Visible from pretty much anywhere and very useful when gathering your bearings on where you may be within Reykjavik. S

When is the Best Time to See the Northern Lights in Iceland?

Are you looking for some information on the best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland? Unfortunately, there is no magic formula that will give you 100% chance of seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland. I always tell people that seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland should be an added benefit to your trip rather than the main purpose unless you have a few weeks to hang out. There are many factors to consider when deciding the best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland. For instance, weather conditions, solar flare activity, whether to find them yourself or go with a guided North

When is the Best Time to Visit Iceland?

By now, like most, you’ve seen all sorts of magical photos of Iceland. Waterfalls galore, black sand beaches, glacier hikes and rainbows in every direction. It truly is a special place to visit. You’ve done some research, you have a general sense of what you’d like to see, but now the big question. When is the best time for you to visit Iceland? Generally speaking, summertime is a great time to visit Iceland. However, depending on the experience you’re looking for there may be a different season better suited for what you want to do! Read on for what to consider

5 Things You Must Do During Your Iceland Stopover

Iceland stopovers are becoming a popular addition to any Europe trip these days. Everyone from Icelandair, Wow Airlines and Air Canada offer passengers a day, or even a couple of days in Iceland for little or no extra cost. It originally was started by Icelandair as a way to promote tourism to the country and has really kicked off. As tourism booms, Iceland has made its way to everyone's bucket list and travellers are wondering how they can see the best of Iceland in a stopover. Last year, we visited the beautiful country for a glorious 10 days. If you have the chance I would

Highlights of Reykjavik

Reykjavík, which is located in south west Iceland is the countries capital and largest city, with around 123 300 inhabitants living in the city centre. It is the place that most people think of when Iceland is mentioned and is the centre of all cultural, economic and governmental activity. It is also considered one of cleanest, greenest, and safest cities in the world, possible reasons why it is also an extremely popular tourist hotspot. Reykjavik, Iceland. Credit: eatsleeplovetravel.com The majority of Reykjavík located on a peninsula by the sea, however, it d

4 Lesser Known Waterfalls in Iceland You Shouldn't Miss

Iceland has no shortage of beautiful waterfalls. If you’re out of the city, it’s almost sure you’ll have a waterfall within eyesight or at least a river! Even though the country has easily over a thousand beautiful falls, there are a few waterfalls that have become iconic, including Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, and Gullfoss, among many others. While these may be among the top sights you must not miss while in Iceland, I want to share with you four other waterfalls that are just as impressive and beautiful, if not more, but that are still mostly outside the tourist's spotlight.

How To Visit Askja in the Highlands

Iceland is well known for its countless beautiful sights that are easily accessible along the Ring Road. The Ring Road circles all around Iceland, leaving the highlands (or central region of the country) mostly untouched. In fact, there’s barely any development in the highlands, which makes it the perfect place to explore some of the most unspoiled landscapes you’ll ever see. Among these landscapes is the famous Askja Caldera in the Dyngjufjoll Mountains – located on the northern side of the Vatnajökull National Park. Askja is a 50 square kilometers subsidence cauldron

Meet Iceland’s Famous Four-Legged Resident: The Icelandic Horse

Iceland’s green landscape is dotted with thousands of sheep and furry horses. No bigger than a large pony, the Icelandic Horse is a unique breed that came to the island nation of Iceland with the first settlers from Norway over 1100 years ago. Due to its isolation, the breed is one of the purest in the world. Header picture: Icelandic Horses nuzzling in the pasture (Source: Katelyn Michaud) About the Icelandic Horse Iceland is home to over 80,000 horses, which is impressive for a country with only 334,000 people. Bred for both riding and companionship, many Icelanders own at le

What to Read and Watch Before Your Trip to Iceland

Iceland is a truly unique country and learning more about the people and culture before you go makes a trip to Iceland especially rewarding. I’d been dreaming about this far away place - it’s particularly far when you grow up in Western Australia! - since I was a high school student and my friend’s sister constantly played music by the Sugar Cubes (whose lead singer was Bjork, who went on to become even more famous). Iceland has a fascinating history, some modern-day cultural quirks and a landscape and climate that can be so harsh and all of these feature in many of the bo

Five Short Hikes You Shouldn't Miss Doing on Your Next Trip to Iceland

With so much unspoiled natural beauty and diversity, spending time in the Icelandic outdoors feels like a dream. Naturally, hiking is one of the most popular activities done in Iceland, as it lets you slow your pace, have a moment in nature, and enjoy up-close the iconic waterfall, glacier, mountain, and overall scenery that inspired such hike. Iceland counts with hundreds of hiking options that range from a few short hours to a few weeks long. Since not everyone has the time to undertake a long hike on their vacation, here I’ll list five short hikes that’ll let you enjoy some o

Summertime in Iceland

For many, Iceland is synonymous with the world’s premier 100% natural, emission-free light show – AKA the Northern Lights. Sure, it’s dazzling and - when it plays ball - never fails to disappoint, but there’s more to Iceland than this. From black sand beaches to glacial hikes in the beaming sun, here are just a few of the reasons why visiting Iceland in summer is an experience you can’t clone, giving those icy winters and all that they bring a run for their money! Caution: Cute Animals Ahead It’s not only excitable tourists who love visiting Iceland i

Hallgrímskirkja: Reykjavik's Basalt-Inspired Church

Does it look a little ominous? Possibly. But the Hallgrímskirkja church in the capital city of Reykavik is in reality, a welcoming haven to lots of folks. (Want to start in Reykavik on a road trip? Check out this 5-day self-driving tour.) Many people come to visit the city to take photos of their giant spired place of worship, but might not think to visit inside. It’s well worth taking a closer look at this beautiful architectural wonder though to fully understand its impact on the city and entire country. It’s been a mainstay and icon of Reykjavik for decades, and now

Three Excellent Spots to go Puffin Watching

You’ve probably seen countless pictures of these cute, little, orange-beaked birds often referred to as “the clown of the sea.” The Puffin, or more specifically the Atlantic Puffin, is one of the most iconic creatures in Iceland, and a trip to the country would not be complete without seeing one of them either nesting or flying around. Iceland has the largest puffin population in the world, with over 60% of all Atlantic Puffins distributed all over the country. It is easy to travel the country, spot several colonies, and observe the birds in their natural habitat. Whi

How to Pack for Your Iceland Outdoor Adventures

Dressing in layers is important in Iceland! Packing for Iceland is probably going to be the most stressful part of your trip. The weather in Iceland can be unpredictable. Even in the height of the summer, you can get cold temperatures and rain. It’s not uncommon to have sun, rain, snow, and wind all in the matter of hours in Iceland. If you’re from New England like me, you won’t find the temperatures to be as cold even in the dead of winter, but if you’re from Florida or Italy, you better bring extra socks and mittens. Despite the unpredictable weather, Icelan

Perfect Ice Cream Pit Stops in Iceland

Where can you get the best ice cream in Iceland? Seems silly, but who doesn't love ice cream, even if it's freezing outside? Take a ride around the country to discover great places for desserts and sweet treats. Actually, you don’t even have to leave Reykjavik for wonderful flavors and intense sundaes to satisfy any sweet tooth. And sure, be brave while ordering ice cream over the winter, but the real fun starts when chomping on a waffle cone when the summer sun is out. No matter where you roam in Iceland there’s going to be countless options for ice cream lovers and froz

7 Ways to Make Your Trip to Iceland More Affordable

Many travelers, especially budget travelers, are often put off by the idea of visiting Iceland because they’ve heard it’s incredibly expensive. While Iceland is one of the most expensive countries I’ve visited, I was still able to make conscious choices that made a nine day trip to Iceland fit nicely in my budget. See Also: Budget Self Drive Tours. Choose a Budget Airline or Plan a Layover Often one of the biggest expenses when you’re traveling internationally (especially from the U.S.) is the flight. Luckily, there are a couple of options that make a trip t

6 Practical Tips For Saving Money In Iceland

Over the last few years, flights to Iceland have dropped plenty making planning a trip to the “Land of Fire and Ice” more affordable than ever before. Not only does Icelandair conveniently offer Iceland stopovers at no additional cost while crossing the Atlantic Ocean but Wow Air Airlines also offers low-cost flights to Iceland from many cities within the U.S. and Europe. Still, Iceland is an expensive travel destination. With that being said, for travelers looking to save wherever possible, here are six simple ways to save money in Iceland. Related: How Much Does A Trip To Ice

How Expensive is it to Travel to Iceland: Tips & Sample Iceland Itineraries

How Expensive is Iceland? Well, let’s face it. Iceland is an island, which inherently makes it expensive with all their import taxes. Add in the long, cold winters which affect the availability of fresh produce, and yes, Iceland can be an expensive place to visit. That being said, how expensive it is to travel to Iceland really depends on what you want to do, how big your group is, and how lavish you’re looking to go. If you’re traveling alone, that will make your trip to Iceland a bit more expensive because you won’t be able to split expenses, but it can still

10 Things Travellers Need to Know About Iceland Hot Springs

Bathing in hot springs has long been a part of the Icelandic culture. In fact, hot springs are so prevalent in Iceland’s history that a number of place names are named after elements related to geothermal activity, such as reyk (smoke/steam), varm (warm) and laug (pool). And in more recent months, the hot springs have been dubbed by some publications as Iceland’s secret to happiness. If you’re intent on walking in the steps of many Icelanders before you and bathing in hot springs, here are ten things you must know before you do. See Also: 15 Day Summer Hot Spring Hunt Sel

Here's What You Need to Know if You Are Renting a Car in Iceland

The best way to see Iceland is definitely by driving. The most popular route is driving through the entire country on Route 1. You’ll get the chance to see everything from mountains to beaches to volcanoes following the country’s most popular highway. With the tourism industry booming in the last couple of years, the country is still trying to catch up and renting a car is still a little bit confusing. Many blogs will encourage you to rent a 4x4, saying you’ll get stuck or can cause your car damage if you don’t. The problem with this is that 4x4’s are

Top Things to Do in Iceland in Summer

Iceland is an amazing country that I definitely recommend you to visit, either in summer or winter; but if you don’t like the polar climate or wearing winter clothes, one of the best times to travel to Iceland is during the months of June, July and August. The average temperature is about 11 degrees Celsius, much warmer than in the winter days. If you are traveling to Iceland at this time of year, here are the essentials and top things to do in Iceland in the summer so you don’t miss anything. Whale Watching and Puffins If you are a wildlife and animal lover, whale watc

Iceland is on the Top of my Bucket List | Here's Why...

I have a "Bucket List" and a "Must Do Again" Bucket List. Iceland is on both! I fell in love with Iceland! I regret that the time I spent there was way too short! There is truly so much to see and do in this magnificently unique country. My bad. I was naive. Listen to me now and hear me later - Iceland is one of the most amazing places on Earth. We were heading to Denmark to do a Scandinavian bus tour through Denmark, Sweden and Norway. When I learned Icelandair offers a lay-over deal – up to 7 nights in Iceland at no extra cost on airfare, I thought 3 days was

How to Plan a Camper Van Trip Around Iceland

Iceland is a country made for road trips. In fact, one of the most popular things to do in Iceland is to drive the 1332 kilometer long Ring Road, while discovering many of this island nation’s most popular attractions along the way. With so much more to do outside of the capital and the Golden Circle, a camper van trip around Iceland is the perfect way to see the land of fire and ice. It’s true that Iceland can be an expensive country to visit, though many of Iceland’s attractions are free. The biggest costs you’ll experience in planning your trip to Iceland are a ca

5 Road Trips to Take in Iceland

Iceland is made for road tripping adventures. With its easy to navigate roads and scenery packed landscapes, you will find yourself wanting to stop every few minutes for one spectacular sight after the next. There are several options for car rentals when planning a self drive road trip in Iceland. If you are planning on sticking to the main roads, a regular car rental of an economy, compact, mid-sized or full-sized car would be sufficient. However, if you are looking to venture off on the F-roads, such as those in the Highlands, you would want a 4x4 vehicle that can handle rough r

6 Spots You Must See in Southern Iceland

Find out what makes South Iceland so fantastic to visit! Southern Iceland is arguably the most popular region for tourists. With so many things to do and see, you could easily spend your whole time in this one region. The beauty of Southern Iceland is the vast amount of landscape and natural wonders you’re bound to see. You can choose between a variety of South Coast tours, or simply rent a car and drive yourself. The climate is often warmer in this region which only helps its popularity. If you’re visiting the region during the shoulder seasons, be mindful of the wet weather.

The Comprehensive Vegan Guide to Reykjavik, Iceland

Horses. Lambs. Puffins. Sharks. These aren’t just local fauna. While researching for my trip this year, I discovered that these animals were just as likely to be served up on a plate as they were to be found in the wild. I cringed. I panicked. Traveling to Iceland had been so high up on my bucket list for longer than I could remember, and now I would have to starve, rationing pieces of a granola bar and spoonfuls of oatmeal over a five-week span. The Reality of Being Vegan in Iceland Thankfully enough, my thoughts of miserable, bland sustenance quickly faded away. I contacted a few

How to Have the Best Honeymoon in Iceland: Five Romantic Things to Do

With its unspoiled landscapes, breathtaking natural beauty and serenity, Iceland has continued to rise in popularity over the years. And this is all the more true when thinking about Iceland’s romantic side. Many globetrotters have made Iceland their place of choice for marriage proposals, weddings and honeymoons. And when you consider that a honeymoon in Iceland could mean admiring waterfalls, hiking in the countryside, watching the Northern Lights dance overhead and relaxing in hot springs together, it’s no surprise that travelers are seeing how much love this European island

Ethics for Exciting Icelandic Horses Interaction

Forget the volcanoes, black sand beaches and towering glaciers – I wanted to see the horses in Iceland! As soon as I landed in Reykjavik, I kept my eyes peeled for these plucky little loves on four legs. Icelandic horses are known for being an agreeable, friendly and warm breed that can survive all elements and get along great with humans. They live long due to the lack of diseases they are susceptible to in Iceland, and no other horses are allowed to be imported into the island nation. This keeps the breed pure, strong and essential to the Icelandic way of life. So where can you see

Why Iceland is Much More than a Stopover

What once seemed a wild, untouchable destination has now become one of the most popular vacation spots in the world. In 2016 alone, 1.7 million people visited Iceland, a 40 percent increase since the previous year. Tourism has been a great source of economic growth, and it doesn’t appear that it will slow down anytime soon. While interest in the island and its unearthly landscapes are soaring, the question still begs: How many people are really getting to know the destination and its people’s culture? I’d wanted to visit Iceland for almost two decades before I actually

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Tour a la cueva de hielo azul del glaciar Vatnajökull

Las cuevas de hielo naturales son una de las principales maravillas de Islandia en invierno y cada año atraen a cientos de visitantes. El mejor lugar para visitar una cueva de hielo azul en Islandia es en una de las lenguas glaciares de Vatnajökull, el glaciar más grande de Europa, situado en el sureste del país. Estas cuevas son accesibles solo durante la temporada de invierno y poder explorarlas es una experiencia única en la vida. Hace poco tuve la oportunidad de hacer este tour y en este artículo os cuento cómo fue, algunos aspectos a tener

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Nadszedł ten dzień... Mój kolejny wyjazd na Islandię. Mimo, że jestem miłośniczką ciepła i egzotycznych kierunków, to właśnie Islandia skradła moje serce chyba już bezpowrotnie. Przy okazji kolejnych wypadów do tej krainy staram się realizować kolejne swoje marzenia. Jednym z nich stał się swego czasu wulkan Thrihnukagigur. Ta dzikość natury, tysiące wodospadów, lodowce, wałęsające się wszędzie owce i przeurocze islandzkie konie, ogromne pr

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