Iceland Travel Blog
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Iceland is open ! – What you need to know to enter post COVID-19
On the 15th of June Iceland opened its doors to travelers from Schengen countries. We offer tests at the airport when you arrive and you will get your results…
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5 Reasons why you should visit Iceland when you can start to travel
After a long time keeping safe by staying at home we cannot help our selfs but to dream about travelling again. There are so many wonderful countries worth…
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Photography in Iceland
Iceland attracts alot of photographers as Iceland has risen in fame recently for its beautiful landscape. Here we will go over some of the best photography…
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The Puffin
Bird watchers and scientists from all over the world come to Iceland to see the puffin for them selves as Iceland is undoubtedly the puffin watching capital…
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Our recommendation for Icelands nightlife
Nightlife in Reykjavík
Iceland is gaining to be one of the hottest place to party in the world today! Iceland has a very late night life lifestyle like almost any other West Atlantic…
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Our recommendation
How to dress in Iceland
Are you on your way to Iceland and wondering what to wear in these challenging weather conditions?
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The Icelandic Beer
Icelandic Beer
Did you know that most beer made in Iceland is lager with 4,5-5,5% alcohol.
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Snorkeling in Silfra
Silfra is a fissure that is full of naturally fresh spring water located in Thingvellir national park. Silfra is only a 60 km away from the capital Reykjavik…
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The Icelandic Horse
Are you on your way to Iceland and happen to love horses ?
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Last minute activities to do in Reykjavík
Are you arriving in Iceland on a short notice and maybe not fully planned your stay in Reykjavik? Or do you maybe just have a gap in your program?
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Eurovision Song Contest
Iceland in the Eurovision song contest
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Our Yule Lads
Icelandic Santa Clauses - The Icelandic Yule Lads
Here in Iceland we don’t have one Santa Claus, instead we have 13 Yule Lads or like we call them in Icelandic - Jólasveinar
