After seeing photos online of the other-worldly Stuðlagil Canyon in Iceland, I knew that we absolutely had to visit on our journey around Iceland’s Ring Road. As expected, it provided one of the most jaw-dropping views of all our travels in Iceland. Though pop Stuðlagil Canyon into Google Maps and you’ll get some conflicting information…
The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions, consistently being ranked among the top things to do in the country. Given the relaxing experience, the soothing milky blue water, and the beautiful atmosphere, this shouldn’t come as a surprise. While this might not be a natural Icelandic hot spring, you still get the…
Múlagljúfur Canyon has everything you could want in an Iceland hike – waterfalls, glacier views, and rugged landscapes galore. Hiking Múlagljúfur Canyon was one of our favorite days in Iceland, and one of our top hikes in all our time in this beautiful country. It is a relatively quick hike that nearly any visitor can…
A trip to Iceland is incomplete without visiting one of the many incredible hot springs in the country. Located in northern Iceland, Mývatn Nature Baths is a popular hot spring option for visitors traveling the Ring Road. The perfect way to relax after long days of travel and exploring, you would truly be missing out…
Iceland has no shortage of natural beauty or geothermal activity. Imposing mountains, valleys, canyons, waterfalls, lush fields of grass, and hot springs are found everywhere across the country, each more beautiful than the last. We managed to get a taste of all of these in one place when we visited the Reykjadalur Hot Springs. Getting…
After visiting Forest Lagoon and Hvammsvik and coming back to Reykjavik, we found ourselves missing the experience of relaxing in a hot pool while enjoying nature. This is when the mood struck us to make one more visit to such a place before we left Iceland and we were lucky enough to come across Sky…
Iceland is well known for its geothermal activity and many hot springs, so much so that people have even made a pastime of it in the form of dipping and relaxing in natural geothermal hot pools. One amazing hot spot (no pun intended), is the Forest Lagoon, located just outside Iceland’s second-largest city, Akureyri. Located…
Iceland is a year-round destination, and it’s tough to say the best time to visit. Summer in the island nation is undoubtedly the most popular, thanks to the wealth of activities and midnight. However, winter can also reward intrepid travelers with amazing winter sites and a chance to spot the dazzling Aurora Borealis. I’ve been…
The best waterfalls in Iceland are the stuff of myths, legends, history, and folklore. The island nation is well known for its dramatic landscapes. It is known as the land of fire & ice, so naturally, there are a plethora of waterfalls. There are so many waterfalls in Iceland it’s nearly impossible to count them all….
Driving around Iceland is a fantastic experience and will greatly enhance any trip to the country. Iceland is an amazing country; with every twist and turn in the road comes a new breathtaking view. However, driving in Iceland is probably much different than driving in your own country and there are many things you should…
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