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10 Magical Hot Springs and Swimming Pools in Iceland

Iceland has got more hot springs and swimming pools than you could visit in a lifetime! Many natural hot springs are too hot to bathe in safely, so make sure you do your research before jumping into any steamy water!  This article will tell you everything you need to know about Hot Springs and Swimming pools […]
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The Northern Lights in Iceland: A Guide

Iceland is a wonderful place to see the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).  From green to yellow to blue to pink to red to purple, it can be difficult to believe that these beautiful dancing lights are completely natural. They have been captivating people for thousands of years who believed they were anything from the shining […]
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Fjadrargljufur canyon: A Complete Guide

Fjadrargljufur canyon is as beautiful as it is impossible to pronounce. Situated in the South, this extraordinary canyon is one of Iceland’s most precious gems. 100 meters deep and an incredible 2 kilometers long, Fjadrargljufur was created 2 million years ago at the end of the last Ice Age The canyon might be ancient, but […]
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The Golden Circle: A Complete Guide

The Golden Circle is a breathtaking sightseeing route in Iceland.  Starting and finishing in Reykjavik, this 300-kilometer route can be enjoyed as a day trip from the capital city or as a detour on the much longer Ring Road that goes around the whole of Iceland.  Being conveniently located and bursting with spectacular scenery, The […]
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Tips for Shopping in Iceland

You are going to want to buy the perfect souvenir to remember your visit to Iceland! Iceland has certainly got plenty of beautiful handcrafted goods that you can buy. But many cheap, imported goods are pretending to be the real deal.  If you don’t know what you’re doing, it’s easy to end up spending a […]
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The Best Ever Guide to Horse Riding In Iceland

Horse riding in Iceland is a once in a lifetime experience.  The Icelandic horses are a special breed first brought to Iceland by the settling Norsemen and Vikings. The horses were of mixed descent when they arrived, though they were chosen for their short backs and physical strength so they would be easy to transport […]
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WEATHER IN ICELAND: THE COMPLETE GUIDE (MONTH BY MONTH)

Weather in Iceland is not as cold as you might think, but it can change very quickly.  The country is located close to the Arctic Circle and has both the Arctic and the Atlantic forces pushing in on it. It is more temperate than you would think. However, there are some icy months when traveling […]
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12 Reasons Icelanders are so Happy!

Iceland is one of the happiest countries in the world. Its people are tough and resilient, but they are also genuinely kind. Time and time again, the Icelandic people come out top of the UN’s World Happiness Report. Long winters and harsh weather may make living conditions a challenge, but the Icelandic people are incredibly […]
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Traveling Safely in Iceland (Do this and you’ll be OK)

Iceland is the safest country in the world. Do not take our word for it: the Global Peace Index rated Iceland as the world’s least violent country for 12 years running! The biggest threats to travelers in Iceland come from unpredictable weather patterns and extreme winter conditions. This can make both hiking and driving more dangerous […]
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12 Tips for Paying in Iceland

If you are planning a trip to Iceland, you are going to need to know how to pay for things! Iceland is an almost cashless society, with nearly every purchase made by credit and debit cards. You won’t need much cash at all for your trip. However, there are some important things that you need […]
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