The final part of our exploration of the Snaefellsnes peninsula takes us past some of the best natural attractions yet. From the lava tube that inspired French novelist Jules Verne to a quaint Icelandic fishing village filled with the country’s signature colorful houses, your last day on the peninsula is sure to be a great one. You’ll be making...
Earlier this week we covered a few of the main highlights when visiting Iceland’s Snæfellsnes peninsula. Kirkjufell mountain, Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, Snæfellsnes National Park, and Snæfellsjökull glacier are some of the more well-known, popular attractions in this part of West Iceland. But they're not the whole story. There's plenty more to see and do in the area known as “Iceland...
When planning a trip to Iceland, one of the first big questions you’ll have to answer is when is the best month to visit. October is considered a good time to go for multiple reasons. The days are relatively long, and the country’s spectacularly sparkling emerald Northern Lights are on full display. The burnt oranges and crisp yellows of...
The Snæfellsnes peninsula is frequently called Iceland in miniature. It's got everything you could possibly hope for in a visit to the small Nordic Island. Iconic, postcard-worthy shots of waterfalls and volcanoes? Check. Glaciers and Game of Thrones filming locations? Check. And it all lies just a short two-hour drive north of Reykjavik, making it perfect for a day...
Imagine hitting the open road and driving past active volcanoes, powerful waterfalls, floating blue icebergs, breaching whales, turquoise volcanic lakes, or even seeing the majestic Northern Lights dancing in the distance. You will experience all of this and more if you decide to take a road trip in Iceland. The small Nordic island is a magical place, and there...
Iceland's popularity among tourists has grown exponentially in the past decade. And many travelers are not just coming in summer. The month of December, January and February have steadily been gaining momentum as the perfect time to visit the Nordic island due to lower prices and fewer crowds. An added bonus of camping in Iceland in winter is the...
Hello campers! Welcome back to our multi-part series focusing on everything you need to know about camping in Iceland. This is the fourth article in our series and today we tackle a fundamental question for those planning their vacation. We want to discuss whether you should rent your camping gear in Iceland or bring your own tents, sleeping bags,...
Welcome back to our comprehensive guide to camping in Iceland. In parts one and two, we covered what to expect with the weather and the different types of camping in Iceland. In this installment, we'll talk about the right equipment to bring for your camping trip. From the right tent to well-insulated sleeping pads to cooking stoves, makes sure...
When I say the word “camping”, what images come to mind? Tents set up in the forest with marshmallows roasting over an open fire? What about if you are traveling in an RV in the wilderness but there are no tents? Is it still camping if you are not technically sleeping outside or at least using a sleeping bag?...
Imagine waking up to the smell of lush, wet grass and the crisp morning sounds of birds chirping with a waterfall gushing off in the distance. That's the ultimate dream image of a perfect Iceland vacation, right? Well if this is your idea of the ideal way to spend your holidays, you're not alone. Thousands of people come to...
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