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
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
Fall is a month that can go in any direction in Iceland in regards to weather and conditions. Frankly it’s kind of exciting to see what mother nature may dish out for you! Plus it’s a time of year I … Continue reading
Fall is our favorite time of year. You might wonder why it’s not Summer? Well, from a photographic perspective, it’s a wild time weather wise. But also a time when you never know what you’ll encounter when you head into … Continue reading
When the season change between August to September there is excitement in the air. Maybe it’s the anticipation on when the leaves will fall or when the first snowflake will come to the highlands. Either way it is kinda magical … Continue reading
Immediately when you think about the tiny Southern town of Vik Iceland, what comes to mind? Likely the insanely powerful active volcano Katla! Well near to this subglacial volcano is the outlet named, Katlajökull (aka Katla Glacier for us English … Continue reading
Eloping on this tiny rock in the middle of North Atlantic is a thrilling decision you will not regret. After all, your choices for landscapes are endless and who doesn’t want that?! No matter if you choose a waterfall, beach, … Continue reading
Are you the type of person who connects with nature by hiking? Maybe even in those quite moments of becoming one with the trail it links you back to yourself or deepens your connection to your partner. Likely when you … Continue reading
Although it is not necessary to hike in Iceland in order to experience diverse landscapes, it certainly helps! Especially if you like having one on one moments without crowds of people around. Likely why couples who love trekking and the … Continue reading