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The absolute best RV and motorhome campgrounds in Iceland
Every year in the past few years, over half a million people chose to overnight in campgrounds in Iceland. That’s because camping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the beauty and adventures that Iceland has to offer. For many people travelling from abroad, renting a campervan is the ideal way to satisfy […]
Read more3 Unforgettable UNESCO Iceland sites you need to see
From 2010 to 2015, tourism in Iceland grew 21.6%, making the number of tourists in the country throughout the year more than the number of residents. While this is great news for the country’s economy it also threatens the pristine landscape of Iceland that makes it so popular to visitors. Luckily, if you are planning […]
Read more5 Days in Iceland: Make the most of your trip with this itinerary
More than 2.3 million lucky people visit Iceland every year. Are you hoping to be one of them in 2020? Iceland may be a small country, but its biodiversity is overwhelming. There are over 200 named waterfalls across the island (and countless unnamed ones). There are geysers, hot springs, caves, and glaciers to explore. This […]
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The absolute best RV and motorhome campgrounds in Iceland
Every year in the past few years, over half a million people chose to overnight in campgrounds in Iceland. That’s because camping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the beauty and adventures that Iceland has to offer. For many people travelling from abroad, renting a campervan is the ideal way to satisfy […]
Read more5 Days in Iceland: Make the most of your trip with this itinerary
More than 2.3 million lucky people visit Iceland every year. Are you hoping to be one of them in 2020? Iceland may be a small country, but its biodiversity is overwhelming. There are over 200 named waterfalls across the island (and countless unnamed ones). There are geysers, hot springs, caves, and glaciers to explore. This […]
Read moreRoy’s Road Trip – South Iceland
THE SOUTH OF ICELAND (south.is) The expanse of country along South Iceland between Selfoss and Höfn has it all: from the lush agricultural plain in the west, through fields of moss covered lava around Kirkjubæarklostur, the sweeping black sand desert at the foot of the glacier and the mountains surrounding Höfn, the journey is a scenic […]
Read moreRoy’s Road Trip – East Iceland
THE EAST (east.is) Leaving Höfn takes the traveller into The East, a region of wide rolling moorland, reindeer, jagged mountains and deep fjords. This is an area of the country where the visitor can make the most of our wide open spaces and lose themselves in the wilderness of the mountains or quiet coastline. The region is […]
Read moreWestfjords – Respite
By Donald Boyd After many months spent surveying the core of Iceland’s Central Highlands amidst endless days and nights of the summertime midnight sun – indulging a love for the region where I’ve been based for the past two seasons — I found myself ultimately gripped by exhaustion. Although the Highlands are undoubtedly worthy of […]
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The absolute best RV and motorhome campgrounds in Iceland
Every year in the past few years, over half a million people chose to overnight in campgrounds in Iceland. That’s because camping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the beauty and adventures that Iceland has to offer. For many people travelling from abroad, renting a campervan is the ideal way to satisfy […]
Read more5 Days in Iceland: Make the most of your trip with this itinerary
More than 2.3 million lucky people visit Iceland every year. Are you hoping to be one of them in 2020? Iceland may be a small country, but its biodiversity is overwhelming. There are over 200 named waterfalls across the island (and countless unnamed ones). There are geysers, hot springs, caves, and glaciers to explore. This […]
Read moreVisiting Iceland in March: What weather can you expect?
An increasingly popular travel destination, Iceland is a country of icebergs, hot springs, and the Aurora Borealis. As this island sits just outside the arctic circle in the North Atlantic, it often experiences changeable and extreme weather throughout the year. Visiting Iceland in March is a great option if you want fewer crowds but still […]
Read moreYour Guide to Driving a Motorhome in Iceland
Seeing the Northern Lights is the #1 item on many bucket lists. Is it on yours? If so, you’ve probably dreamed of a vacation in Iceland. But the Aurora Borealis isn’t the only thing to see in this beautiful country. Between the volcanoes, the glaciers, the Icelandic horses, and the countless waterfalls, Iceland is a […]
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