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For those planning a trip to Iceland in November, here’s some information on what you can most likely expect from the weather and temperature as well as how long the days will be.

The drive from Iceland’s capital Reykjavík to the idyllic former fishing village of Vík takes about 2 hours 20 minutes and takes you through moss-covered lava fields, gleaming glacier edges and impressive waterfalls worth seeing. With all the incredible natural beauty along the way, here are a few tips on where to stop on your drive to Vík!

Planning an Iceland trip in Winter and wondering what fun things are on offer? To help you make the most of your winter vacation, we’ve compiled some of the most popular activities and tours for you. Read on.

Stories about elves have been part of Icelandic culture since the beginning, and they’re still present in our modern life. Some people have literal belief in their existence, while others view them as an abstract form of respect for our heritage and our natural environment. Either way, most of us agree that elves are not to be trifled with!

The year 2018 marks the 20th annual Reykjavík Pride, the biggest festival in Iceland! An estimated 200 000 people join the celebrations and visitors from all around Europe, the Americas and other parts of the world join the fun.

Icelandic sightseeing is not only breathtaking in beauty but also passes for great exercise! Hiking, horseback riding, glacier walks, and hot baths are all good ways to spend a day getting to know the country and keeping fit, but if you still yearn for your daily workout on your travels, here are some pointers on where to go.

We have opened Berjaya Myvatn Hotel, a new 59-room hotel, restored on a solid foundation. Mývatn is undoubtedly one of the best-known tourist destinations in Iceland and indeed a phenomenal place. Unparalleled nature has charmed tourists, naturalists, and scientists alike.

The primary goal of Reykjavík Culture Night is to present a diverse, fun and vibrant programme of cultural activities for everyone.

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There’s no city quite like Reykjavik. We may not be as big as some cities, and our buildings may not be as tall, but we’ve got character like no other. If you’re wondering what to do during your visit here, read on.