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How Windy Does It Really Get In Iceland?
One of the things that surprise first-time travelers to Iceland is how windy it can be. If you haven't read any of the travel boards or talked to someone who has visited, the Nordic...
Where to Eat in Akureyri (Restaurants and Cafés)
Akureyri may be considered a small city in the north of Iceland. But there is actually something quite charming. And I don't just mean about its picture-perfect landscapes. Only a few people are live...
Is it safe to drink the water in Iceland?
Iceland's tap water is safe to drink, sourced from springs, making it among the world's purest and tastiest.
There are lots of different questions that we ask when traveling to a foreign country for the...
The Best Bakeries in Reykjavik
Visiting an Icelandic bakery is a must on your trip to Reykjavik. When you stroll down the streets of our charming capital, smells of freshly baked bread waft through the air. A quick walk...
Are There Polar Bears in Iceland?
When it comes to the majestic polar bear, the icy expanses of the Arctic Circle are typically what come to mind. These marine mammals, known for their thick white fur and formidable...
Best Restaurants in Vik: 2024 Guide
Apart from Reykjavik, the small coastal village of Vík on Iceland’s South Coast is probably one of the most visited towns in the country. It’s a popular stop located right on the...
Currency in Iceland: All You Need to Know
When planning a trip to Iceland, understanding the local currency and how to manage your finances during your stay is crucial. The Icelandic króna (ISK), denoted as "kr", serves as the backbone...
The Magic of Diamond Beach, Iceland
Nestled on the south coast of Iceland, 235 miles from Reykjavik, lies a mesmerizing spectacle known as Diamond Beach. This unique beach, adjacent to the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and part of the...
The Most Common Icelandic Names
Iceland is famously known as the Land of Fire and Ice with picturesque landscapes and awe-inspiring natural wonders. The names of these monuments are equally unique because the Icelandic language has remained mostly unchanged...
Is Iceland a part of Scandinavia?
Iceland is often referred to as a part of Scandinavia. Is this true? Well, opinion often varies, even among Scandinavian people! Evidence suggests there is one right answer. Many don’t realize some people make...