Nordic Green Travel

13/01/2023

Are you a first time visitor to Iceland? Or simply looking for great information about travelling in Iceland? Here are some great tips for your Iceland visit!
👉 https://nordicgreentravel.is/blog/tips-and-tricks/tips-for-iceland-travels/

Read Must Know Tips For Iceland Travels in This Very Informative Blog Article From a Former Guest of Nordic Green Travel.

11/01/2023

Private tours with expert guides are a great way to experience Iceland! They are ideal for individuals and smaller groups that want to have more time at each destination, and a more intimate, and personalized travel experience.
Check out our selection of private experiences in Iceland. If you are looking for customized tours, fill out the form and we will get back to you asap 🙏

Experience the beauty and culture of Iceland with a private tours and customize your stay to fit to your travel needs!

05/01/2023

Looking for ideas on what to do while traveling in Iceland? Here are our top 10 things to do in Iceland!
What are your top 10 things to do in Iceland?

Discover the top 10 things to do in Iceland. From Self-drive tours around Iceland to having a relaxing dip into the Blue lagoon!

01/01/2023

21/12/2022

Did you know that in Iceland, we don't have a single Santa clause that fly's through the nights sky and brings all the good children in the world a gift? We have 13 Yule lads that are descendants of trolls and really are bogeyman, a really mean Christmas cat that eats people that did not receive new cloths for Christmas eve, a mean old troll lady, Grýla, that cooks and eats children that don't behave well, and her lazy and useless husband Leppalúði!
Do you know any similar stories from around the world?
You can read more here 👉 https://www.thjodminjasafn.is/english/christmas/the-jule-lads/

12/12/2022

We are so extremely proud of the reviews we are getting from our guests! We are so grateful 🙏 It's amazing to get the chance to help so many people experience their dreams of exploring Iceland. What an amazing journey!

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07/12/2022

Piiiiisssst....if you use the code "winter22ice" in the booking process, you will unlock a 10% discount that works for all day tours and activities this winter!
Remember to use "winter22ice"✅

Looking for day tours in Iceland? We at Nordic Green Travel offer some of the best available tours and activities in Iceland!

21/11/2022

Are you visiting Iceland this winter or thinking about it? Take advantage of our 10% discount for all day tours and multi-day tours this winter. We offer a great selection of amazing winter experiences! Ice cave tours, Glacier hikes, Northern lights, and much more.
https://nordicgreentravel.is/day-tours-in-iceland/
https://nordicgreentravel.is/multi-day-tours/

Travel agency in Iceland. Book Self Drive, Road Trip itineraries and Tours. Excellent Services, Local Knowledge. All Tours Are Carbon Offset!

16/11/2022

Did you know that you do not need to go to space for an out-of-this-world experience? Iceland has it all anyways and it's much easier to visit Iceland than space!
We offer self-drive road trips, day tours, activities, guided multi-day tours, and more in this island!

With all of its otherworldly experiences, a trip to Iceland will take your breath away. Not literally, though. We have oxygen.

03/08/2022

This just in! A volcanic eruption has just started in Iceland. The eruption is located on Reykjanes peninsula near to where the last eruption was located.

You can follow a live stream from the eruption site via the link below.
https://youtu.be/GCa4EMcWuoI

Close-up of the main crater.Visit https://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/ for news coverage in English of the volcano in Iceland.Check out our other live cameras...

19/05/2022

Is it time to OutHorse your work emails and come visit Iceland? Would you use this service? They are specially trained and no one would know!
https://youtu.be/kbfD_lX1Tog

Nothing ruins a glacier hike like an email from your boss. Thankfully, Iceland’s very special horses will reply to your work emails so you can enjoy your vac...

16/05/2022

This group of travelers from Portugal planted 246 trees with us last Saturday. Cold but beautiful day and everyone was thrilled to carbon offset their travels in Iceland and help the local community at the same time 🌳

This Saturday we got a visit from a group of travelers from Portugal. They planted 246 trees with us in beautiful but a bit cold weather. A typical Icelandic summers day 🌳

10/05/2022

Yesterday we welcomed the first group of the summer to plant trees with us. We planted 210 trees to carbon offset their travels here in Iceland 🌳

01/03/2022

28/04/2021

All through the night, drones will be flying over the eruption in Geldingadalir here in Iceland and recording it live. If you are interested in watching the live show, you can follow this link. The live feed is around the middle of the page 🌋

https://www.visir.is/g/20212102116d/bein-utsending-dronar-fljuga-yfir-gosinu-i-alla-nott

05/04/2021

In today's Iceland news, two new fissures have opened up close to the eruption in Geldingadalur. The two fissures are 100-200 meters long each. The lava from the fissures runs down a hill into a nearby valley which is truly a spectacular sight.
If you follow the link below you can find a drone video of the new fissures and the lava river that they form 🌋
https://www.mbl.is/frettir/sjonvarp/218799/

Nýja sprungan sem myndaðist á gossvæðinu við Geldingadali sést vel á nýju drónamyndskeiði sem Ólafur Þórisson tók fyrir mbl.is rétt í þessu. Þar sést vel hversu gríðarlega stór sprungan er sem opnaðist fyrr í dag.

26/03/2021

Being able to witness the incredible power of Mother Earth up close like this is truly humbling 🌋 The eruption in maybe a small eruption but it really is a spectacular sight 🙏

20/03/2021

A little more information about the ongoing eruption in Geldingardal on the Reykjanes peninsula. The eruption is very small and there is no immediate danger to people except possible gas pollution.
The fissure is approx. 500 meters long and the activity has slown down a bit. The lava is flowing down into a small valley and looks to be settling there. Volcanic eruptions are a fairly common events in Iceland. On average there is an eruption every 5 - 6 years or so. In Iceland there are around 30 active volcanic systems. Some are more active then others and erupt every few years but others stay dormant for longer periods. The system that is erupting now has not erupted for the last 700 years or so. Reykjanes peninsula is the youngest part of Iceland and there are 5 active volcanic systems on the peninsula. Usually when one of these systems goes of, the others follow. So maybe this is just the begining of a long period of eruptions 🌋

If you have any questions about this eruption or anything else about Iceland, don't hesitate to ask 🙂

On the link below you can find a couple of videos taken by the news crew at Vísir.

https://www.visir.is/k/881077e6-0c26-4acc-911b-ad1d01894245-1616233644399?jwsource=cl

Kristján Már Unnarsson fréttamaður og Egill Aðalsteinsson tökumaður voru staddir nærri gosinu í Geldingadal.

20/03/2021

Early this morning the Icelandic Coast Guard flew over the eruption area and took some great pictures. They confirmed that this is a small eruption and there is no immediate danger to the local communities. If you follow this link, you can find some great pictures of the area. The text is in Icelandic but the pics really need no introduction.
https://www.visir.is/g/20212087267d/nyjar-myndir-af-gosinu-i-geldingadal

Áhöfn þyrlu Landhelgisgæslunnar tók í morgun nýjar myndir af eldgosinu í Geldingadal.

19/03/2021

A volcanic eruption has just started here in Iceland. It's located in Geldingadalur on the Reykjanes peninsula. It is fairly close to Reykjavík city and towns located on the peninsula but no towns are in danger. Here you can see the first picture from air of the eruption, taken by the Icelandic Coast Guard. You can also watch the light from the volcano seen from the town of Keflavík on the link here below. We will keep you posted when things progress.
https://youtu.be/8pnkJ-Rb7uE

16/03/2021

Some great news coming out of Iceland today 🙏!!!
Everyone that has been vaccinated for Covid-19 will be able to travel to Iceland as of later this week. We have yet to get better information on rules and regulation changes but they will hopefully arrive in the next few days.
We look forward to seeing you in Iceland :)

https://www.icelandreview.com/travel/iceland-to-open-borders-to-all-vaccinated-travellers/

Iceland’s Justice Minister just announced that the country will open its borders to travellers from outside Europe who have been vaccinated against COVID-19. According to current regulations, Iceland’s borders are closed to all travellers outside the Schengen Area, EEA, EFTA, and EU, regardless ...

02/03/2021

Have you ever felt an earthquake or seen a volcano erupt?
As you may already know, Iceland is shaking pretty bad these days. For the last week or so there has been ongoing seismic activity on the Reykjanes peninsula. Just during the last 48 hours, there have been over 2000 registered earthquakes with 94 of them being over magnitude 3 on the Richter scale. Iceland is an active island and does like to remind us about that every now and then. Under regular circumstances on average 500 earthquakes are registered in Iceland any given week. So 2000 in just 48 hours is a bit to much.
This activity actually started just over a year ago when frequent earthquakes hit the area around the town of Grindavík and a near by volcano started to wake up again. It then cooled down a bit but started up again now with great force. During the last 24 hours we have seen some indications that there might be an eruption in the area soon. But nothing is certain in these matters so we will just have to wait and see and hope that Mother Earth just cools down a bit :)
Here you can follow the number of earthquakes that hit Iceland in real time:
https://en.vedur.is/earthquakes-and-volcanism/earthquakes =table