Exploring Iceland in November is like watching a film in your own private movie theater. You can choose the best seats, there’s no waiting in line for snacks, and the whole show is just for you! It’s quieter and colder…
Toying with the thought of a trip to Iceland in March? Prepare yourself for stunning winter landscapes, vibrant festivals, spectacular northern lights, and the jaw-dropping natural attractions that Iceland is famous for. … WITH the bonus of longer daylight hours…
I am a huge fan of the Snaefellsnes peninsula, I think it’s such a gorgeous region of Iceland. Every time I’ve been there, I’ve seen something different and each time seems more beautiful. Lonely Planet has ranked it #2 in…
If you’ve ever watched Game of Thrones and dreamed of experiencing the beauty of the north – without the threat of White Walkers, then an epic adventure to Iceland in February may be just what the doctor ordered! While most…
The best thing about visiting Iceland in off-peak tourist season is there will be less people at all of the popular stops. Since most attractions in Iceland are smack dab in the middle of nature, everything is still “open” during the winter season.
Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure this January in Iceland? Featuring dramatic snowy vistas, northern lights, and crisp, frosty air, January offers you the chance to witness Iceland in all of its winter glory. In my opinion, winter is…
