Chase the northern lights, visit an ice cave, and enjoy popular attractions with fewer crowds. February brings adventure and excitement for those who visit this land of fire and ice. This article serves as a guide to all that is great about Iceland in February.
As the New Year unfolds, Iceland reveals its magical charm. From dancing Northern Lights to centuries-old traditions, January offers a unique experience for those who come and visit. Bundle up and join me as we explore the simple beauty and quiet wonders of Iceland in January.
From chasing the Northern Lights to experiencing Christmas and New Year’s Eve, this article is your guide to a memorable December adventure in Iceland.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the Reykjanes Peninsula with this ultimate travel guide. Discover volcanic wonders, geothermal hot springs, and charming coastal towns.
What is the best time of year to visit Iceland? When is the peak season in Iceland? Is it better to visit Iceland in the summer or in the winter? When is the worst time to visit Iceland? When is the best time to see the Northern Lights or puffins or to go whale watching? We got you covered like an Icelandic woollen jumper!
Iceland in December — and in particular, Iceland at Christmas — is dark, cold and potentially quite windy. As a result, Icelanders at Christmas mainly engage in warm, cosy social activities to keep body and souls warm and bright.
Though you can still see the Northern Lights flickering in the night sky in Iceland, the days are getting longer. And even though the snow is still covering the ground in Reykjavík, the weather is getting warmer. That means that spring is just around the corner.
Valentine’s Day is upon us, and we are feeling romantic! A visit to the land of glittering waterfalls, black sand beaches, the Northern Lights, and Midnight Sun is the perfect gift for your loved one this Valentine’s. Read about the 5 Most Romantic Trips and Tours you can take in Iceland.
Travellers from all over the world visit Iceland’s shores, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive northern lights. However, not everyone has the opportunity to travel far outside of the capital area to hunt them. That is why I’ve created this guide on how to see the beautiful northern lights from Reykjavík.
Iceland’s glaciers, volcanoes and lava fields culminate in the perfect playground for those looking for thrilling, open-air adventures. So, what are the best activities in Iceland for outdoorsy people? Read on to find out.
What is the winter season like in Iceland? What places should you visit in Iceland and what activities should you do during the winter? Where can you see the Northern Lights, and are the roads safe to drive? Read on to find out all about the top things to do in Iceland in the winter.
When it comes to the ambitions of most visitors to Iceland, experiencing the Northern Lights is often found at the very top of their bucket-list. So how can you maximise your chances of seeing this elusive, yet otherworldly natural phenomena known as the Aurora Borealis in Iceland?
