Iceland Travel Guide
Welcome to the land of breathtaking landscapes and captivating wildlife that is Iceland.
For nature and wildlife lovers, Iceland is a paradise waiting to be explored. From towering glaciers and powerful waterfalls to volcanic landscapes and stunning coastal cliffs, this small island offers a remarkable range of natural wonders.
With its unique position on the edge of the Arctic Circle, Iceland is home to diverse wildlife, including puffins, seals, whales, and Arctic foxes.
Whether you’re hiking through dramatic valleys, soaking in geothermal hot springs, or embarking on thrilling wildlife excursions, Iceland promises unforgettable encounters with nature’s finest creations.
As Stephen Markley puts it, “Iceland is exhausting. The roads exhaust you, the weather exhausts you, and even the landscapes are exhausting, but it is amazing.” Whether you have a stopover or a month in this country, its people, its wildlife, and its story will leave you wanting more.
Iceland Planning
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How to Travel on a Budget in Iceland: Essential Tips for Affordable Adventures
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Iceland Packing Guide: Essential Items for Your Trip
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Where to Stay in Iceland: A guide to the best locations and accommodation types
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Money in Iceland: A practical guide for travellers
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Sustainable travel in Iceland: A guide to responsible tourism
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The best ways to get around Iceland: A guide to travel
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Everything you need to know about arriving in Iceland
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Iceland road trip: The ultimate summer planning guide
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Does it rain in Iceland all the time? A quick guide
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What to expect when you hire a car in Iceland
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When to visit Iceland – The best time of year
Things to do in Iceland
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A guide to visiting the best ice caves in Iceland
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Best waterfalls to visit in Iceland
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Lava and moss – The lava fields of Iceland
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Lighthouses in Iceland
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The power of Iceland’s volcanoes: A guide to the country’s volcanic sites
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The traditional way of drying fish in Iceland – Harðfiskur
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Wild and remote hot springs in Iceland – Map and tips for finding hidden springs
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25 short day hikes in Iceland
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A short guide to the best road trips in Iceland
Regions and routes in Iceland
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Reykjavík City Guide
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Exploring the East Fjords of Iceland
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Exploring the Reykjanes Peninsula – Blue Diamond Route, Iceland
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Reykjavík to Vík road trip – Places to explore and photograph
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Exploring the Highlands of Iceland
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A summer adventure along the Arctic Coast Way in Iceland
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Westfjords road trip – A wild adventure
South East Iceland
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Skeiðará Bridge Monument, Iceland
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Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, Iceland
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Haukafell Camping Ground and Fláajökull Glacier, Iceland
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Hjörleifshöfði and Yoda’s Cave in Iceland
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Discover Svínafellsjökull Glacier Lagoon Hidden in Iceland’s Wild South East
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Hoffellsjökull Glacier Lagoon – Hiking a hidden hidden beauty
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Breiðamerkursandur (Diamond Beach), Iceland
The North of Iceland
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Around Bakkafjörður – The furthest village from Reykjavík
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Hverfjäll Crater, Iceland
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Skarðsviti Lighthouse: A Beacon on Iceland’s Rugged Arctic Coast
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Krafla, Iceland – Lava fields and steaming fumaroles
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Goðafoss – Iceland’s “Waterfall of the Gods”
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Exploring the Scenic Drive to Svalbarðseyri and Akureyri
Westfjords
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Abstract rust at the abandoned barn of Fossfjörður
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Off the beaten path From Patreksfjörður to Ólafsviti Lighthouse
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Hornstrandir Nature Reserve in Iceland
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Holtsfjara Pier – Önundarfjordur, Westfjords
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Rauðasandur Beach And Saurbæjarkirkja
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Blue tin and ancient sagas at Hjallur in Vatnsfjörður
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Dynjandi Waterfall Iceland: A bridal veil Falls
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Látrabjarg Bird Cliffs and Bjargtangar Lighthouse: Exploring Iceland’s Westernmost Edge
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Discover Garðar BA 64 – the Oldest steel ship in Iceland
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Things to Do in Bolungarvík, North West Iceland: A Nature Lover’s Guide