About Iceland

On August 12, 2026, Iceland will witness its first total solar eclipse in over 70 years. As the shadow of the moon sweeps across the dramatic cliffs of the Westfjords and the glaciers of Snæfellsnes, the “Midnight Sun” will vanish into a surreal midday darkness. From the best viewing coordinates to essential travel tips, here is everything you need to know to experience this once-in-a-lifetime celestial event in the Land of Fire and Ice.

If you thought you had your Golden Circle itinerary locked in, it’s time to find your eraser. There’s a brand new geothermal superstar in town, and it’s called Laugarás Lagoon. And yes, it’s as amazing as it sounds.

We traveled for 7 days around the east of Iceland and visited 22 amazing places. Check the list here.

Southern Iceland is one of the most popular regions for locals and tourists due to the closeness to the capital Reykjavík. Last year we shared one of our adventures on the south coast of Iceland. This time we visited new and different places also in the Southern Region of Iceland, but just a little bit less popular.

Iceland is recognized by the beauty of its landscapes and natural places. But we know how to party here too. Check the top music festivals for this 2020 that you shouldn’t miss out on.

Every year we come across a couple of best travel destinations lists. Condé Nast, CNN, Lonely Planet, all show great destinations for this year, but here we will show you why Iceland should be your top destination for 2020.

Flying might be one of the dreams of every other human, especially children. And when it comes to flying, we are looking for a breathtaking experience. This is what FlyOver Iceland is all about.

After this year’s finale of Game of Thrones, we couldn’t leave behind the idea of writing about our top locations in Iceland shown in the show. Iceland has appeared in a series of movies and shows, and who can blame them?

If you are looking for a place to hike in Iceland, Glymur is a perfect and easy choice. Located in the Western part of the country, only one hour away from Reykjavík, you will experience Glymur’s hike in approximately 3 hours, and the stunning views you will have are unbelievable.