…Then, go! I think you will never regret it. Getting to know Iceland Iceland has only about 335,000 inhabitants. Iceland is situated in the North Atlantic Ocean. A third of…

…Then, go! I think you will never regret it. Getting to know Iceland Iceland has only about 335,000 inhabitants. Iceland is situated in the North Atlantic Ocean. A third of…
…stuck with an Icelandair travel credit and two years to use it or lose it. I decided to make Iceland my first solo trip. After getting covid very early on–and…
…in summer! Find endless things to do in Iceland here! Strokkur is Iceland’s most active geyser / Photo by twenty20photos We walk out to an overlook to view them, but…
…Over 80 to Enjoy Iceland’s Adventures Iceland’s geothermal springs bring relief My hotel was ringed by hot tubs, fed from one of Iceland’s many geothermal springs. I shivered my way…
…enough fuel to keep itself warm. Not a problem. Reykjavik has bountiful bars and restaurants. Discover the Wonder of Iceland on a Tour Explore all the incredible tours to Iceland…
Last updated on June 25th, 2021 Even though it’s rather cold in Iceland, Icelanders generally dress fairly well. The younger crowd — it’s very trendy but you can get away…
Last updated on April 18th, 2023 JourneyWoman’s Guide to Solo Travel in Iceland Best Places for Women 50+ Places we love Looking for a Woman-Friendly Tour of Iceland? Solo Travel…
…Read more in Marissa’s article “Why Iceland Should Be Your First Post-Pandemic Solo Trip”, Diana Eden recently visited Iceland with girlfriends in February. Her itinerary included Strokkur, Iceland’s most visited…
…offers no single supplement on 2021 expeditions and is a sustainable alternative. Photo credit https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-30-minute-forecast Aurora borealis at Kirkjufell in Iceland. Iceland Iceland is situated just a few degrees south…
…the heart to ancestral homelands? Some trips, like Tara T.’s to Iceland two years ago, are motivated by family stories and a desire to maintain a softening heritage. “I’m the…