
Iceland
About Iceland
Iceland is a island nation in the north Atlantic Ocean. It is known for its unique natural landscape, including volcanoes, glaciers, and hot springs.
Best experience: the road to Gjáin Valley was closed, so we walked in and hiked it with no one else around — the peak of my life so far.
- Amazing landscapes
- Innumerable waterfalls
- Hiker's paradise
- Northern Lights
Travel Tips
- Best time to visit: June-September for hiking September - April for Northern Lights
- Currency: Icelandic króna
- Language: Icelandic (Majority speak English)
- Transportation: You will need a car to explore the country, There are some local transport to famous attractions but they are limited and expensive
Latest Articles

7 Days in South Iceland: A Shorter Itinerary (Reykjavik to Höfn)
Don't have 12 days for the full Ring Road? This 7-day South Iceland itinerary covers Reykjavik, the Golden Circle, and the South Coast all the way to Höfn and the glacier lagoon.

The Best Waterfalls in Iceland, Ranked
My ranked list of Iceland's best waterfalls — Klifbrekkufossar, Kvernufoss, Gullfoss, Skógafoss, and Godafoss top the list, plus every other waterfall worth the detour.

Driving in Iceland: What You Need to Know Before You Rent a Car
A practical guide to driving in Iceland — why you should book a 4x4 regardless of your route, what to do if you hit a sheep, speed cameras, parking apps, and how to check road and weather conditions.

What to Pack for Iceland: A Practical Packing List
A no-nonsense Iceland packing list built from real trip experience — layering, waterproof gear, and footwear that actually holds up to Icelandic wind, rain, and surprise summer snow.

Best Places to Fly Drones in Iceland
Where drone flying is actually allowed in Iceland, plus the best spots for aerial footage — Fjaðrárgljúfur, Þakgil, Klifbrekkufossar, and more — with real regulations and hard-earned warnings.

Best Hikes in Iceland: 5 Trails You Can't Miss
Five unforgettable Iceland hikes — Þakgil, Glymur, Gjáin, Fjaðrárgljúfur, and Mulagljufur — with real time estimates, trail difficulty, and tips from hiking each one.

Iceland Ring Road Itinerary: The Ultimate 12-Day Road Trip Guide
A complete 12-day Iceland Ring Road itinerary with a full day-by-day route, waterfalls, canyons, glacier lagoons, and hard-won tips from driving Route 1 around the entire country.
Quick Facts
- Capital: Reykjavik
- Time Zone: CET (UTC+1)
- Visa Requirements: Schengen Visa required for most non-EU citizens
Cultural Notes
- Dress warmly as you will see extreme weather in a day even during summer months
- Respect the nature and the wildlife
- Drive safely as there are a lot of sheeps near the roads roaming freely