Iceland does not only offer a blend of stunning natural landscapes and a forward-thinking culture, but also cutting-edge facilities and eco-friendly hotels and venues making it an unparalleled setting for MICE activities.  1- Geographical Location Iceland is located midway between North America and Europe and it’s easily accessible due to the numerous direct flights available to Reykjavik, making it an ideal meeting point for international delegates and businesspeople to meet at. 2- State of the Art Facilities Reykjavik, the capital city, boasts the iconic concert hall Harpa, inaugurate ..read more

Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a city where modern urban life meets the raw beauty of nature. Known for the stunning landscapes that can be witnessed from its shores, like the majestic mount Esja, rich history, and vibrant culture, Reykjavik is a destination that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a history buff, or a lover of the arts, this city has a myriad of activities and places to make your visit unforgettable. We created a list of the top ten most popular places in Reykjavik, so you can create a quick checklist for your trip. 1- Hallgrímskirkja Ch ..read more

If you haven’t heard this acronym before, MICE, does not refer to that pesky rodent, but rather it means: “Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions”. Just as you may have already realized it involves organizing business, events, conferences, and award ceremonies for employees, however many companies choose to blend these with leisure to create a more unique and unforgettable experience. This guide will help you understand some of the important factors to keep in mind when organizing a MICE trip. 1- Define Your Objectives Understand the purpose of your trip. Is it for team building ..read more

Iceland, with its landscapes, volcanoes, glaciers, rich cultural traditions, and thrilling trekking routes offers a destination for group tours. Organizing such a tour can be both exciting and challenging. To ensure a memorable experience for your group it’s essential to consider key factors. This blog post will provide you with all the information on planning an unforgettable group tour to Iceland. 1- Determining the Group Size and Composition The first step in organizing your adventure is understanding the size and composition of your group. Are you traveling with family members, friends, o ..read more

Enjoy 6 days in Iceland, during the endless summer months, with this guided group tour. What could be better than that? This group experience includes some of the most incredible, jaw-dropping locations in South Iceland, and allows you to experience the summer vibe of Reykjavík as well as the Icelandic countryside. This amazing group trip is the ultimate summer adventure, just sit back and enjoy the endless summer days, as the sun never sets, and see Iceland in full flow!   The great news is that you don’t have to worry about a thing. The Nordical team will take care of everything, a ..read more

The wonderful, winter group adventure in Iceland is packed full of spectacular locations and a chance to experience winter in the Icelandic countryside, as well as the special winter vibe in the city of Reykjavík. Of course, with this being winter, there is always the chance that the Northern Lights might even make an appearance!   The Icelandic winter wonderland has it all: Stunning waterfalls, magical winter lights, geothermal wonders, famous volcanoes, colossal glaciers, you name it. This itinerary takes you along the stunning South Coast and Snæfellsnes Peninsula.   All ..read more

We tried one of the newest ways to discover a natural ice cave in Iceland – with Sleipnir Tours’ giant glacier truck! Natural ice caves are a unique phenomenon and usually only accessible in winter when the ice is stable enough. In summer, the ice caves are formed by the meltwater flowing under the glaciers.   Read on to learn everything you need to know about this unique tour and why you should try it! The Location The ice cave that we visited is located in Langjökull glacier, which is actually Iceland’s second-biggest glacier. It is conveniently located in South West Iceland ..read more

For so many years Iceland Airwaves was the biggest and most famous Icelandic music festival. The biggest musicians, DJs and artists attended it. It went through some changes, had its ups and downs, and finally is back after the Covid lockdown. Last year it was held as an online concert, very cozy with great quality live-streaming. So, this year it is back offline with an exciting program, off-venue concerts and even a conference! Read on to know more.    Iceland Airwaves is an immersive, multi-genre music festival held across a multitude of venues in the country’s capital, Reykjav ..read more

One of the most popular museums in Iceland’s capital is the Perlan Museum. Here you will find interactive elements, a planetarium, an ice cave, and much more. Read on to learn more about this place and why it’s worth a visit! History of Perlan Perlan Exhibitions Perlan's History Perlan has not always been a world-class Exploratorium, it was constructed as a heating tank. This explains the building construction – a huge glass dome that rests on top of six district heating tanks, each of which can hold about 4 million liters of geothermal water.   The first idea for the construction ..read more

You probably heard about the newest volcanic eruption in Iceland that has started in August. The new volcano site is located close to the last year’s eruption at the mountain Fagradasfjall on Reykjanes Peninsula. It is believed that this eruption will be a few times bigger and last longer than last year’s one. Read on more about the Meradalir new volcano in Iceland.  What happened? How is it going? How to get to the volcano safe? What happened? In July the area close to the Reykjanes Peninsula and even Reykjavik experienced numerous earthquakes. It was similar circumstances to the ..read more