Explore articles inspired by Iceland’s hidden lagoons from seasonal travel tips to the stories shaped by ice, water, and time.
Self-Drive vs Guided Glacier Tours in South East Iceland. South East Iceland is one of those surreal places with towering glaciers, black sand beaches, iceberg-filled lagoons, winding mountain roads, and waterfalls around nearly every corner. Believe it or not, it’s the kind of destination that makes you want to stop the car every five minutes.… Continue reading Self-Drive vs Guided Glacier Tours in South East Iceland
FjallsárlónLooking for a 2-day Iceland South Coast itinerary? When you’re traveling to Iceland, every minute of your trip is precious. Naturally, you want to see everything this amazing country has to offer, including the famous South Coast. However, if you started planning your Iceland South Coast itinerary and reserved two days for it, it might… Continue reading How To Plan Your 2-Day Iceland South Coast Itinerary
FjallsárlónReynisfjara black sand beach is changing! Recently, the area of Reynisfjara has experienced dramatic coastal erosion. Strong Atlantic currents coming in from the south and east have stripped away large amounts of the black sand that normally protects the base of the cliffs. What used to be a wide, walk-able beach is now sharply reduced.… Continue reading Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach is changing!
FjallsárlónThis article includes information about glacier hiking for beginners. It can be a strange feeling walking onto a glacier for the first time. From a distance these white, shiny, blocks of ice seem peaceful and calm. But in reality, they are very much a live and are not as easily accessible as you might think.
FjallsárlónIt’s human nature to look for explanations when we don’t understand something. In the past, when scientific knowledge wasn’t what it is today, myths and legends filled the gaps. Amid Iceland’s dramatic coast and countryside, there’s ample inspiration to feed people’s imaginations.
FjallsárlónEveryone likes to be fully prepared for a holiday in a new country. If this is your first winter adventure in Iceland, save yourself the trouble of scrolling through endless social media posts looking at packing lists and read this instead. Here are some of the items you might not have thought of and why you won’t regret bringing them.
FjallsárlónIf you’ve come to Iceland because of its breathtaking scenery, then it goes against the grain to tuck yourself away indoors, right? Choosing to camp means you can enjoy the outdoors for much longer and if the weather’s agreeable, have breakfast outside. In this article, we’ll take a look at the campsites that are nearest to Fjallsárlón and also explore what you can expect if you want to upgrade your experience in one of our floating glamping huts.
FjallsárlónLooking into a town’s past helps understand its present and its future. Iceland’s history stretches back more than a thousand years and the interaction between humans and their environment has woven an intricate cultural tapestry. Höfn’s story kicks off much later, but despite being relatively young by Icelandic standards, this corner of the country has an interesting history that’s well worth delving into.
FjallsárlónHöfn is a popular base for travellers looping the ring road, offering a wider range of facilities, accommodation, and eateries than other, smaller settlements along this part of the southeast coast. Don’t pass by without sampling a little of what it has to offer: here are the top ten things to do in Höfn and its surroundings.
FjallsárlónNestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland you will find Fjallsarlon glacier lagoon, the natural landscape is like something out of a movie. That’s the main reason filmmakers are drawn to Fjallsarlon, the lagoon is slowly gaining popularity as a filming location for both movies and music videos.
FjallsárlónIceland is often referred to as the land of fire and ice! You shouldn’t be surprised to learn that it’s home to a number of glaciers, the largest being Vatnajökull. Let’s find out a little more about them and how you can combine a glacier excursion with a visit to Fjallsárlón glacier lagoon.
FjallsárlónAurora borealis is one of the most incredible natural phenomena in the world. Many people visiting Iceland between early September and mid-April have high hopes to see the northern lights during their stay. For us the people living in the Northern Hemisphere, it is quite normal to see the sky covered with different colors of dancing northern lights but believe me – it always amazes us as much as when we saw them for the first time!
FjallsárlónIce caves in Iceland and beyond are one of the most incredible sights nature can offer us. They are scattered across the planet but Iceland, thanks to its abundance of glaciers, is blessed with many of them.
FjallsárlónVatnajökull National Park – Unesco Heritage Site: This week we would like to share with you some information about Vatnajokull National Park, why you should explore the area and the main highlights. This beautiful area possesses endless natural wonders of different landscapes.
FjallsárlónUnlock the Wonders of Iceland: Check out the following Must-Do sights and activities connected to volcanic actions and glaciers for Unforgettable Experiences around Iceland. Nestled in the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is situated on the tectonic plates of North America and Europe, earning it the nickname “the land of ice and fire.”
FjallsárlónIf you’re planning a trip to Iceland, chances are you’ve heard of Diamond Beach. It’s become one of the most popular destinations in the country, and with good reason. But if you’re not exactly sure of what, where and how, why not look at our brief guide? Here’s everything you need to know about Diamond Beach in Iceland.
FjallsárlónEvery year, in May, hundreds of thousands of lambs are born in Iceland. After spending a short time in the sheep houses on the farms, both sheep and lambs are released into the highlands and nearby mountains, where they roam freely until September. When autumn arrives farmers along with their families, friends, and other helpers, go sheep herding and bring the animals back.
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