Iceland, an isolated island in the northern Atlantic Ocean, often referred to as the land of ice and fire, has taken the prime spotlight as the ”must-visit” travel destination. If you are passionate about Iceland, you certainly know its Golden Circle, where are some of the most famous places in the world. But, have you ever heard of the Diamond Circle? Oh yes, In Iceland there is a second Circle and it is in the North-East of Iceland. The Diamond Circle (a 260 km circuit) is a world of powerful landscapes – the most panoramic of the entire country: giant volcanoes, ter ..read more

If the Icelanders have not built monuments with grandiose architecture, it may be because nature had taken care of it. And he did it in a grandiose way, creating extraordinary rock sculptures! This turbulent and unpredictable country with a volcanic character, never ceases to amaze me. In fact, its charm is everywhere, especially in the strangest forms I encountered during my travels. Every rock formation in Iceland has a bizarre shape and a history that fascinates everyone. The Icelandic legends say that many of this rocks were petrified trolls, which makes ..read more

When I think of Geothermal Energy in the world, well, the first country that comes to mind is Iceland. Geologically speaking, Iceland is the youngest land in Europe. The island of ice and fire positioned in the cold waters of the Northern Atlantic, has often been “pushed” by a volcanic activity, active even today. A magical place on Earth, Iceland is a unique country with its imposing glaciers, volcanoes, solfataras, ethereal lava fields, natural thermal springs and geysers. Thanks to this extraordinary elements, Iceland deserves its “hot spot” title and intrigue visitors more a ..read more

If you are reading this article, it means that you are considering driving in Iceland. Excellent choice! The beauty of this country will leave you speechless, I can promise you that! Iceland has not trains so, the best way to visit Iceland is certainly self-driving in total freedom and without time limits. The landscapes are so beautiful that whenever you see a parking lot, you will want to stop and photograph them. Well, unless you fancy cycling it! However, driving in Iceland, is not as simple as it seems: the weather is unpredictable and wind conditions are often extreme ..read more

The Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland is truly a hidden gem just waiting to be explored and, is a unique destination you will surely fall in love with. Unlike the very popular South coast of Iceland, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a bit out of the way but that is part of its charm. The peninsula is long 90 km and is called Iceland in miniature, since is contain beautiful mountains, lava fields, hot springs, volcanic peaks, small fishing villages, substantial birdlife, rock formations, waterfalls, black and white sand beaches. The best way to explore Snæfellsnes is self-driving (I r ..read more

Everyone wants to go to Iceland, a wonderful land located in the North Atlantic Ocean, just a few degrees south of the Arctic Circle. Home to numerous volcanoes, glaciers and vikings who knitting wool sweaters, who call their President on his first name, Iceland is the perfect destination for anyone. However, to travel to this country where beautiful nature is the host, there are some things you should know before you leave. Here are my 10 Tips for Your First Trip to Iceland: Use Your Credit Card Instead Cash Cash or credit cards? Good news! Icelandic people very rarel ..read more

Iceland is full of beautiful landscapes and is a paradise for everyone. Whether you are a photographer, a lover of nature, traveling alone or with your family in search of unforgettable adventures, Iceland will always pleasantly surprise you. With its popularity continuing to grow and airlines making it easy for a quick stopover, I would like to share some of the best day trips from Reykjavík. What’s great about basing out of the city is that you have plenty of incredible day trips from Reykjavík to choose from that can fill up an entire weekend or week while being conveniently located in ..read more

Water is one of the most important elements in iceland. There are not many countries in the world, where you can drink good-tasting clean water from a river and have so many impressive waterfalls. When it comes to extraordinary waterfalls, few countries in the world can confront Iceland. At every step on the road, you will encounter a waterfall that from afar may seem like a huge white curtain in a fairytale setting. Yes, Iceland is the home of hundreds or perhaps thousands of waterfalls. There are so many that, some don’t even have an official name. Some sites say there are at ..read more

Nature painted with sublime colors, dancing Northern Lights and fjords covered with snow: welcome to September in Iceland! Let’s start by stating the obvious: Iceland is amazing in any season! But, in my opinion, autumn in Iceland has something more than other seasons. The fascinating volcanic island of the North Atlantic, around which mysterious legends are told, Iceland is a destination that is worth exploring at least once in a lifetime. A country rich in traditions, culture and modernity, the island of ice and fire, shines even more in September. The peaceful ..read more

Iceland is the most beautiful country I’ve visited so far and one of the few that has truly amazed me from start to finish. Every trip to the land of fire and ice has always brought me something new. However, what impressed me most is the beauty of the basalt columns. This wonderful strange shapes, most of them hexagonal, probably unique in their beauty all over the world, are volcanic rocks formed when the basalt lava has cooled rapidly or very close to the earth’s surface. Moreover, many of these beautiful columns has inspired artist and designers. The most ..read more