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If you want a break from the norm of Iceland, head to Vestmannaeyjar, also known as the Westman Islands. They are an archipelago of about 15 islands and 30 reefs off the coast of South Iceland formed by underwater volcanic activity. The Westman Islands have a summer feel to them, and this day trip from Reykjavik is a great off-the-beaten-path activity for anyone. No trip to Iceland is complete without a trip to Vestmannaeyjar!
Whether you’re going to Iceland for the first time or the fifth time, there are some must-see things in this beautiful country. If you’ve finally made the plunge and booked the trip, you’re going to want to know what the best things to do in Iceland are. Here are the top things on my list!
Iceland is an extraterrestrial Arctic world with activities you can’t find anywhere else in the world. How many times in your life will you be able to go inside a glacier on top of an active volcano? Here’s why the ice cave tour intrigued me, and why you should try it.
Iceland is the magical land of ice and fire. When ice and fire combine, they form many things like volcanoes, glaciers, gorges, and of course, waterfalls. Iceland has tons of waterfalls, some pretty huge and others small ripples over continental divides. Whether you’re into riding waterfalls that produce quick rapids, catching a rainbow in front of high waterfalls, or feeling the power of a waterfall, Iceland has something for you.
Every time the subject of Iceland comes up, questions about money are inevitable. Yes, Iceland can be expensive, but there is a way of visiting Iceland on a budget too. Read on to find out how.
With WOW Air offering ridiculously low airfare to Iceland, this northern little island is high on traveler radar recently. I’ve seen more and more snapchat and Instagram posts from Iceland this year than ever before, and the number of people asking for my opinion on what to do in Iceland is growing exponentially! When people Read More…
The first time I traveled to Iceland, it was for a layover so I didn’t put too much thought into what to bring; I was mostly packing for the destinations after Iceland. I realized I should have put much more effort into preparing for Iceland! The second time I went to Iceland, I googled and Read More…
When you have the money to travel, you never have the time. When you have the time, you never have the money. Sometimes, though, you find yourself with just enough of each to take that trip you really want, but can’t find anyone to go with. Too many times, I let plans slip away because no one was able to come with me. Finally, I pushed my fears aside and did it: I tried traveling solo for the first time.
So you’re finally crossing Iceland off your bucket list. Congratulations! Now what? Luckily, Iceland has prepared for tourists that aren’t sure what to do, where to go, or what they want. After some research and a few trips to the magical land myself, I’ve compiled a list of the best apps for Iceland travel.
There is an age-old question of all travelers going anywhere: to rent a car, or not to rent a car? If you’re planning a trip to Iceland, you probably already have a loose itinerary in mind and are now just looking at logistics to carry out all your adventurous plans. If you need to decide whether to rent a car or take a tour bus in Iceland, you’re going to need all the facts.