See the puffins in Iceland – join Elding tours from Reykjavik
As my readers know and love, I work with the acclaimed company Elding. They are a leading tour company here in Iceland as you can see in their review section on Tripadvisor. My readers have been enthusiastic about the discount promo codes for their top-rated...
Meet the Icelandic Raven – the real national bird of Iceland
Of course, everybody loves puffins—these slightly funny-looking birds with their colourful beaks and looking like distinguished priests are adorable. But since I was a kid, I have always considered the Icelandic raven as our national bird. To me, puffins were funny tasting birds which I...
Go bird watching in Iceland – see beautiful images of Icelandic birds
Words and pictures by Jennifer M. Petty. She has also shared her experience of traveling in the Westfjords. In this article Jennifer tells us everything about bird watching in Iceland. The places which attracted to Iceland The Westfjords. Hraunfossar and Barnafoss. Blue Lagoon. Reykjavik. Latrabjarg Cliffs....
The Best Places for Bird Watching in Iceland are revealed by enthusiasts
Iceland is becoming a popular destination among bird watchers and we have already told you about great places to spot birds (and bird watchers) in the Reykjavik area, these include Grótta at the western edge of Reykjavik and Elliðaárdalur valley in the center of Reykjavik....
Chilling With the Seals of Iceland
One of the best spots to see seals in Iceland in their natural habitat is the fjord of Skötufjörður in the Westfjords. When you get there, you never know what you are going to see. The variety of birds is stunning, you can often see...
Grótta is the place for the Perfect Reykjavik walk
The headline ‘Perfect Reykjavik Walk’ is a bit of a lie. The place I am talking about here belongs to the small and lesser-known town of Seltjarnarnes on the western tip of Reykjavik. But I like to keep things simple, so I am sticking with...
The Empire of the Fox
In the fog I could see dark shapes moving in parallel to us, watching us. I immediately realized that these were artic foxes, the only original Icelandic wild animal! I broke off from my group, digging around in my jacket for my camera. I felt like...
