Hiking, kayaking, biking, and camping are all traditional outdoor activities in Iceland. More recently, however, zip-lining has emerged as a popular way to experience the landscape.

I've been to both the Blue Lagoon and the Sky Lagoon in Iceland, but there's only one I'd go back to again and again.

Iceland is home to the largest glacier in Europe, but sadly the glacier is melting at 300 meters each year due to climate change. You can go glacier trekking, take a boat through a lagoon of ...

In recent years, Iceland has been experiencing a tourism boom, and although not many people fancy having a cold holiday experience, not many are aware of the amazing tourist activities which the ...

Sea kayaking, white-water rafting, glacier snowmobiling, horse riding, whale-watching and, of course, an obligatory trip to a natural geothermal bath; Iceland offers intrepid travellers a full and ...

Although Iceland is a short flight away, you will feel far from home as the Land of Fire and Ice is filled with breathtaking natural wonders and stunning sights. Here are five activities you must ...

The weather in Iceland during the summer months can be described as quite pleasant. Highs typically reach near 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 Celsius) and lows hardly drop much from that.

Iceland’s whaling activities account for roughly 3% of all whales hunted worldwide, according to a 2019 report from Iceland’s Ministry of Industries and Innovation.