You probably heard about the newest volcanic eruption in Iceland that has started in August. The new volcano site is located close to the last year’s eruption at the mountain Fagradasfjall on Reykjanes Peninsula. It is believed that this eruption will be a few times bigger and last longer than last year’s one. Read on more about the Meradalir new volcano in Iceland. …
Category Archives: Nature in Iceland
Puffins in Iceland – Essential Guide
Puffin watching along with whale watching has become a popular activity with tourists while travelling in Iceland. So many hearts were conquered by these cute birds, so many adorable photos were taken! So, we decided to share information on when is it better to watch puffins, where are the most popular places to do it, and …
Top-10 Iceland’s Hidden Gems – Off the Beaten Path
Iceland is a small island, however, there are so many hidden gems off the beaten track, not known to the visitors of the Golden Circle and the South Coast. If you are planning a trip to Iceland but looking for an authentic experience, read on we will share top-10 of the hidden gems in Iceland. …
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5 Facts About The Icelandic Horse
The Icelandic horse is a unique breed, brought to the island by Norse settlers around during the 8th century and it hasn’t changed much since then. What is so fascinating about the Icelandic horse? Is it its gait, its history and place in Icelandic culture? Read on to learn 5 facts about this gorgeous creature. •When …
The Mystical Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a glacier lake, and one of Iceland’s most popular natural landmarks winter and summer alike. Floating icebergs of different shapes and sizes break off the glacier and quietly make their way into the lagoon forming an otherworldly landscape. Those that end up drifting off into the Atlantic Ocean can be seen on the shoreline …
Iceland’s Black Sand Beaches
Iceland is a country, with unique and fascinating landscapes. One of these natural attractions are the black sand beaches dotted all over the country. Stretches of black sand coastline merge with dominant waves, creating a unique sight worth many words. Iceland’s most famous Black sand beach – Reynisfjara, is easily accessible and found just a …
What’s the Weather like in Iceland?
Iceland’s weather is anything but predictable, always keeping locals and visitors on their toes. Although the island is close to the Arctic Circle, the country has a milder weather climate than what’s often expected, due to the constant warm Gulf Stream currents that regularise the temperature. Interested in knowing more about Iceland’s weather? How cold …
A Look into Iceland’s Ice Caves
Iceland is home to some of the most striking natural landscapes in the world, from volcanoes to ice caves and all in between. Mesmerising glaciers grace its territory, which, during winter allow the formation of a whole underworld of ice sculptures, winding tunnels, and breath-taking sceneries all of which can be seen by joining a …
Top 18 Waterfalls in Iceland
With a little over 10.000 waterfalls scattered all over Iceland’s territory, it comes as no surprise that this little island has one of the highest numbers of waterfalls of any other country in the entire world. Some are found right next to the infamous Ring Road, making them easily accessible to all whilst others are …
Top 12 Reasons Why You Should Visit Iceland in Winter
It comes as no surprise that Iceland is at the top of most people’s bucket lists. With otherworldly landscapes dotted all around the country, unique experiences, and friendly locals, it is the place to be winter and summer alike. Although most visitors tend to visit the island when the weather gets warmer and the days …
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