Iceland Itinerary

Hvítserkur is a 15m tall sea stack surrounded by folklore, geology and birdlife. Find out why you should add Hvítserkur to your Iceland itinerary.

Reykjavik is an incredible location for tours, of all times of the day. If you’re looking for something unusual to get up to, take a look at Reykjavik night tours.

Jökulsárlón is a glacial lagoon in Iceland and is a popular destination for travellers looking for some adventure. Complete with ice caves, wildlife spotting and amazing scenery, it’s a must-see for any Iceland holiday. However, the lagoon is not close to the capital of Reykjavik and is instead located in the south east of the country. If you are not going by guided tour then the best way to get to Jokulsarlon from Reykjavik is by driving there yourself.

If you are driving the road from Reykjavik to Hekla Iceland you won’t be disappointed. An off road driving route and the Hekla volcano, well worth a visit.

Discover what truly makes Iceland the land of ice & fire. Here we have put together a guide of some of the very best hot springs you should visit. Read now.

If you’re exploring the wonders of Iceland by rental car, you couldn’t do much better than the trip from Reykjavik to Akureyri. Don’t miss these sights!

Hop on a ride with us to Mt Kirkjufell, the most photographed mountain in Iceland.

Guest blog by Simone and Dan from The Aussie Flashpacker, were they share some great insights on traveling in South Iceland.

By Facundo Rosón

Our 2016/2017 Dacia Dokker campers are perfect for 2 people traveling in Iceland.

Tips and useful information, all in one place.

Of Icelanders’ obsession with all water; swimming pools, hot springs, spas, the Blue Lagoon and even the North Atlantic ocean

Is the summer the best time to visit Iceland?