Waterfalls in Iceland are abundant. Likely you also know that they come in various colors, shapes, and sizes. Part of the beauty of discovering as many as you can in one day, right?! And the perfect time in our opinion … Continue reading
The North Atlantic Ocean is where the forces of nature converge. Likely why Iceland is home to breathtaking landscapes, that look like a green screen backdrop. Our tiny island is a place where waterfalls, volcanos, towering glaciers, colorful mountains and … Continue reading
Spring in Iceland means the landscape awakens from it’s winter slumber. The highlands are melting quickly, we typically stop getting freak blizzards and it’s a time often referred to as “window weather.” Why? Because more often than not, May brings … Continue reading
Do glaciers and waterfalls go hand in hand? As a matter of fact, yes! After all, you do not end up with an ice cave without running water! So it would be fitting that if you appreciate all elements a … Continue reading
The wind in Iceland can vary from soothing to violent and to everything in between! On a warm summer day it is welcomed to keep the bugs away or cool you off. But any other time of year it can … Continue reading
As the first frost covers the rugged landscapes of East Iceland, a magical transformation begins. The land of fire and ice becomes a realm of breathtaking beauty, where the baron wilderness meets the ethereal allure of winter. The chill in … Continue reading
In March, South Iceland experiences the transition from Winter to Spring. The weather can be quite variable during this time of year. In fact, snow during the month of March in Iceland and specifically in the South can be 50/50. … Continue reading
Couples find their way to Iceland during the winter months hoping to bear witness to the incredible natural wonder, the Aurora Borealis. After all, it is a super romantic thing to experience together. But add in the dynamic of getting … Continue reading
When you go down the path of planning an destination wedding with guests you have a lot of choices. From 900,000 islands to 195 countries to countless indoor or outdoor locations all over the world. As you debate between places, … Continue reading
Many hours east of the city limits of Reykjavik you’ll encounter Iceland’s largest glacier named, Vatnajökull. To put it in perspective for you, it spans over 3,000 square miles. In fact, it has outlet points throughout South, East, and North … Continue reading