Dating in Iceland: A unique blend of tradition and modernity
In a world where dating landscapes vary dramatically from one country to another, Iceland stands out with its distinctive approach to romance and relationships. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and liberal society, Iceland offers a unique experience for those navigating the dating scene. Unlike many...
Advice on how to have the best road trip in Iceland
My latest partner, KONVIN Car Rental, stands out with its new car offering, emphasis on cleanliness, and excellent service. From compact hybrids to rugged camper vans, their vehicles ensure that every traveler finds the perfect match for the best road trip in Iceland. The Managing...
Whale Watching Akureyri brings you close to the giants of the sea
Few people can claim more experience in the Icelandic travel industry than Sara Sigmundsdóttir. As a teenager, she started working in the family business, the whale-watching company Elding. Fast-forward to today, Sara is running Elding’s sister company, Whale Watching Akureyri, and has a captain’s license. It...
Slow travel in the Westfjords – discover this incredible region
The Westfjords region is a stark, beautiful, untamed, serene region. This northwestern peninsula has dramatic fjords, steep mountains, and an unbeatable coastline. It offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life like no other place. Seals, Arctic foxes, birds, and whales are...
Dagný Björg of Hidden Iceland talks eco-friendly traveling in Iceland
Hidden Iceland is one of the highest-rated Icelandic companies on Trip Advisor. They have over 1.240 reviews, most of which are five stars. The company is also dedicated to and is a pioneer in eco-friendly traveling in Iceland. In short, they are a great example...
Go Whale Watching from Árskógssandur with a 15% discount
Experience whale watching with a high chance of spotting humpback whales from the charming village of Árskógssandur, just a 30-minute ride from Akureyri. This picturesque location is renowned for its stunning scenery and is home to Iceland’s first microbrewery and the famous Beer Baths. Sign...
Exploring Thorsmork in winter is something else
It is safe to say that Thorsmork, the forest of Thor, has a special place in the hearts of all Icelanders. Travelers mostly experience it in the summertime, but exploring Thorsmork in winter is something else. I have often visited Thorsmork in the summer, but...
Explore Snæfellsnes peninsula which is Iceland in miniature
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula, located on Iceland’s western coast, extends 55 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, offering a breathtaking array of natural landscapes. Known as “Iceland in miniature,” it encapsulates the essence of Icelandic scenery and culture, featuring a glacier-capped volcano, diverse lava fields, striking basalt...
