Are you visiting Iceland and wondering whether the tap water is safe to drink? – The good news is that tap water in Iceland is safe to drink. This is almost always one of the first things I look up upon arriving in a new country and was also the case in Iceland. Iceland is…
Hverfjall which is also known as ‘Hverfell’ is a large tuff ring volcano cone located in the northern part of Iceland, near Lake Mvatn. The volcano’s near perfect symmetrical cone shape makes it popular for its unique naturally occurring symmetry. The crater itself is about 1 kilometer (0.62 miles) wide and roughly 140m (459 ft) deep,…
Are you planning a road trip to Iceland? Whether you’re driving the famous Ring Road or exploring the Golden Circle, understanding fuel prices in Iceland is essential for budgeting your trip. Iceland is known for its stunning landscape and the famous ring road however Iceland being a remote country also has some of the highest…
Are you heading to Iceland and thinking of visiting Dettifoss? You are in the right place. The stunning Dettifoss watefalls can be visited from both the west side via Road 862 and the east side via Road 864. Below is a guide to Dettifoss based on my own recent travels to Iceland and the Ring…
Gullfoss waterfalls are one of the most popular waterfalls to visit in Iceland, situated close to Rejkjavik. What makes these waterfalls unique is their stunning multi tiered cascade of glacier water, often appearing a milky blue shade surrounded by ush rugged scenery. If you want to get catch the best views of the Gulfoss waterfalls, then…
Why is Seljalandsfoss famous? Seljalandsfoss in Iceland is not just another waterfall, it’s an Instagrammer’s dream. What sets it apart? You can actually walk behind the cascading water, experiencing a mesmerizing perspective rarely found elsewhere. The waterfall drops a stunning 60 meters kaking it one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland. Plus, its easy accessibility…