A journey through articles to explore Iceland in depth

The peninsula of Snæfellsnes, made famous by Jules Verne's novel Journey to the Centre of the Earth, contains most of Iceland's magnificent landscapes and is just a few hours' drive from the capital. In one day—or two, if you have the time—, you can discover superb panoramic views and various natural places of interest.

The Westman Islands are an archipelago, only the main island of which is inhabited. One of the largest puffin colonies lives there. Included in these islands is one of the newest islands in the world.

Iceland is one of the least dangerous countries in the world. Here is a brief overview of what does and does not pose a danger in Iceland.

What is the best way to hire an English-speaking guide?

Iceland may not be the paradisiacal tropical island often associated with a honeymoon, but it does have many attractions.

What should you do or not do while visiting Iceland? What are the rules of courtesy and the customs of this country? Here is a little advice to avoid making a blunder and offending anyone!

Grimsey is a small Icelandic island situated about 25 miles north of Iceland and the arctic polar circle runs through it. The spot is also ideal for watching bird colonies.

In this article you'll find the different forms of transport which are possible in Iceland. 

The East Fjords are a little known region, we often stop before, at the Jokulsarlon on route 1, where you can experience these places in a short amount of time. However, the view of the fjords can be amazing, and some places deserve that you take the time to discover them.

A true oasis in the heart of the rocky desert of Kjölur, in the Highlands, Kerlingarfjöll is almost the only place where you can stay for a few days during a journey along route F35. With beautiful hiking trails nearby, this is an ideal spot to better discover geothermal Iceland!