Best places in Iceland

Photo from Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir Laugardalur, or ‘the hot spring valley’, is an area in Reykjavík best known for its recreational activities. Make a stop here on your self drive tour of the isl

Vatnsnes is a peninsula in North Iceland, best known for its wildlife and geology. The best way to visit Vatnsnes is on a relaxed self drive tour. One of the best options for doing so is this 7-day

Nyidalur (a.k.a. Jokuldalur) is a valley in the Icelandic Highlands, south of the glacier Tungnafellsjokull and north of Hofsjokull glacier. It is a frequent stop for travellers of the highlands, as huts of The Icelandic Touring Association are located there. Explore this area while on a self drive tour in Iceland. The huts are located around 800 m above sea level at the mouth of the valley. The older hut has two floors. They both have a kitchen, a warden’s room, and a sleeping hall, with further sleeping quarters on the above floor. They both accommodate 120 people in bunks or on mattresses

Flogufoss waterfall, spelled Flögufoss in Icelandic, is a beautiful East Iceland attraction located in Breiddalur valley.  East Iceland's Flogufoss waterfall is found in the beautiful Eastfjords. For a visit, you can stay in accommodation in Breiddalsvik, the closest village, or include it as

The Stafkirkjan church on Heimaey Island is a testament to Nordic architectural heritage and cultural preservation in Iceland. The Stafkirkjan church, also called the Heimaey stave church, is a replica of the Haltdalen stave church in Norway. It stands proudly amid rugged natural landscapes and sho

Skalanes is a nature and heritage research center in the Skalanes Nature Reserve, among the stunning landscapes of East Iceland. The center is a perfect example of Icelandic conservation and cultural preservation, making it a must-see attraction for visitors who wish to learn about Iceland's nature and the efforts to protect it. The Skalanes Nature and Heritage Center hosts various educational programs and workshops to promote understanding of traditional Icelandic practices, from sustainable fishing techniques to organic farming. Visitors can engage with local experts and participate i