Iceland Tourist Guide

10/09/2022

15/08/2022

Some people are just built different 😱🌋

JAY 𓆃 shared a post on Instagram: "Iceland’s Fagradalsfjall volcano has erupted once again!! One of the most mesmerizing experiences of my life.. ❤️‍🔥". Follow their account to see 242 posts.

08/08/2022

🌋 A few pictures from the new (but almost same location as last time) eruption at Fagradalsfjall. Book your tour and see the fiery show 🥰

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25/04/2022

Puffins breed in large colonies on coastal cliffs or offshore islands, nesting in crevises among rocks or in burrows in the soil.

You can see these beautiful birds up close on various tours, both from Reykjavik and other destinations around Iceland.

25/04/2022

Summer may be just around the corner but the incredible ice caves of Iceland are still open. 🤗

20/01/2022

A little bit of this and a little bit of that...🤩

18/01/2022

In Iceland, the melting of glaciers over time has created these beautiful ice caves where ice is easily breakable. They form from slowly melting glaciers which slowly carve away at the hillside to create a vessel for this very fragile ice.

17/01/2022

The northern lights are one of the most beautiful natural phenomena in our world. It is a spectacular light show that can be seen from anywhere in the northern hemisphere, especially at this time of year.

19/08/2021

Iceland has its share of unique wildlife that has adapted to harsh conditions.

18/08/2021

Check out the most Instagrammable places in Iceland!

A pair of photographers and their kids tour the frozen north.

15/08/2021

Planning to visit Iceland? Here's an Iceland Travel Cheat Sheet.

15/08/2021

Visiting Iceland on a Budget? Tour gems in South Iceland you can reach by bus.

10/08/2021

Látrabjarg is one of Europe´s biggest bird cliffs. The puffins are particularly tame and are the ones frequenting the grassy, the higher part of the cliffs. These birds are fearless and provide stunning photographic opportunities from close range.

08/08/2021

Did you know that the Svartifoss waterfall was formed when lava flows created fractures deep underground, which caused the lava to cool rapidly? When this happened, cracks formed and ran through the surface of the earth.

As legend has it, a young girl threw herself into the waterfall after finding out about her beloved's betrayal. Svartifoss, or Black Falls, is not one of Iceland's highest or widest waterfalls, but what sets it apart from other waterfalls are the black hexagonal basalt columns surrounding it.

08/08/2021