Whale Watching Hauganes Editorial16. June 2017 Whale Watching Hauganes is the oldest whale watching tour operator in Iceland. Founded in 1993, we specialise in whale watching and sea angl... 0
North Iceland by Friðþjófur Helgason Editorial13. June 2017 North Iceland by Friðþjófur Helgason Summer in the North is characterised by the midnight sun. You can play golf, go seal and whale w... 0
Þistilfjörður Editorial13. June 2017 Þistilfjörður (sometime anglicised as Thistilfjördur) is a bay in northeast Iceland, between the Rifstangi and Langanes peninsulas, near the... 0
Stunning Þórshöfn Jenna Gotlieb12. June 2017 Stunning Þórshöfn Visit this northern village for outdoor activities and a terrific meal at Báran Restaurant Þórshöfn is a charming fi... 0
Afro-Siglo Editorial12. June 2017 Afro-Siglo The 18th Folk Music Festival in Siglufjörður, North Iceland, starts on the 5th of July The Folk Music Festival in Siglufjörðu... 0
The Ultimate Maritime Experience Editorial7. June 2017 The Ultimate Maritime Experience Níels Whale Watching combines Whale Watching and Sea Angling When looking for an authentic Icelandic ma... 0
Call of the Whale Editorial7. June 2017 Ambassador provides Whale Watching in Reykjavík and Akureyri Whale watching is very popular amongst tourists who visit Iceland, and whale... 0
Mývatn Tours Reveals Askja Editorial6. June 2017 Mývatn Tours Reveals Askja Swim in Hell’s Crater and Take a Trip to a Lunar Landscape One of the most popular places to visit in North ... 0
Grímsey Island Editorial5. June 2017 Grímsey Island Grímsey is a green, grassy and particularly agreeable island, probably best known for its proximity to the Arc... 0
Mývatn Tours Reveals Askja Editorial1. June 2017 Mývatn Tours Reveals Askja Swim in Hell’s Crater and Take a Trip to a Lunar Landscape One of the most popular places to visit in North I... 0
Grímsey – The unique Arctic island Einar1. June 2017 Grímsey – The unique Arctic island Grímsey is situated on the Arctic Circle 41 kilometres off the North coast of Iceland. It is 5.3 ... 0
Fjallabyggð E. Marie Valgarðsson17. May 2017 A Tale of Two Villages It’s a happy tale of how two villages,separated by huge mountain ranges were joined together. Miles and miles of i... 0
Get in Touch With Nature on the Icelandic Horse Editorial10. May 2017 Get in Touch With Nature on the Icelandic Horse Since early settlement horseback riding has been an integral part of Iceland‘s culture and... 0
Báran Restaurant Þórshöfn á Langanesi Lydia Danis4. May 2017 Báran Restaurant Þórshöfn á Langanesi THE PERFECT SETTING TO ENJOY A GREAT MEAL The dining room overlooks the harbour and fishing boats, ... 0
North Iceland Editorial23. April 2017 North Iceland by Friðþjófur Helgason Summer in the North is characterised by the midnight sun. You can play golf, go seal and whale watchin... 0
Krafla Editorial23. April 2017 Krafla is a caldera of about 10 km in diameter with a 90 km long fissure zone, in the north of Iceland in the Mývatn region. Its highest pea... 0
Kátur – Ferðafákar Riding Tours Andrew Scott Fortune17. March 2017 Kátur - Ferðafákar Riding Tours Kátur - Ferðafákar is located a short distance from Akureyri, the capital of the North. We offer one-... 0
North Iceland Editorial3. March 2017 North Iceland Summer in the North is characterised by the midnight sun. You can play golf, go seal and whale watching, horse riding, hiki... 0
The Islander and the Bear Editorial22. February 2017 The Islander and the Bear On the island of Grimsey it happened one winter that the fire died, so that none could be lit in any farmhouse th... 0
Local history and museums Editorial16. February 2017 Local history and museums A rich heritage is found in Húsavík in North Iceland Settlement and adoption of Christianity The Swedish ... 0
Hverfjall Editorial9. February 2017 Hverfjall (also known as Hverfell) is a tephra cone or tuff ring volcano in northern Iceland, to the east of Mývatn. It erupted in 2500... 0
A Picture of the Past – Skógar Museum E. Marie Valgarðsson2. February 2017 A Picture of the Past - Skógar Museum Experience life as it was at Skógar Museum Shortly before the Second World War, a 14 year-... 0
The Hidden Valley Editorial29. January 2017 The Hidden Valley All is not always what it seems in Iceland. A town is not merely a town and the countryside is not either... 0
Dimmuborgir Guesthouse Vignir Andri Guðmundsson24. January 2017 Dimmuborgir Guesthouse Sharing the secrets of the illustrious Lake Mývatn Lake Mývatn is one of the absolute highlights of any ... 0
It’s a Bird’s Life in the Lake Mývatn area Editorial24. January 2017 It’s a Bird’s Life in the Lake Mývatn area It’s a Bird’s Life One year in the life of the birds in the Lake Mývatn area Mývat... 0
Hólar in Hjaltadal Editorial22. January 2017 Hólar in Hjaltadal The Historic Centre of the North surrounded by Endless Hiking Possibilites Hólar í Hjaltadal was the centre of the Nor... 0
The Skíðastaðir Girl and the Raven Editorial25. December 2016 The Skíðastaðir Girl and the Raven The Ring Road leads eastwards through Húnavatnssýsla district, via Hrútafjörður and Miðfjörður, Línak... 0
Krafla eruption 1975-84 Editorial17. November 2016 The Krafla eruption 1975 began in the morning of December 20 near Leirhnjúkur in the Krafla caldera, near Mývatn. This place is a well known... 0
North Aurora Exclusive Baths E. Marie Valgarðsson13. October 2016 North Aurora Exclusive Baths Focusing on Health and Wellness Travel in Reykjadalur, North Iceland Photo:Andrei Catalin Health and wel... 0
1500 km on horseback in search of a lost fiancé Dagmar Trodler29. September 2016 The Long Ride 1500 km on horseback in search of a lost fiancé Enjoying a horseback riding trip into the Icelandic highlands can... 0
Húsavík – the Hub of the North-East Vignir Andri Guðmundsson28. September 2016 Life on the Edge of the Arctic Húsavík - the Hub of the North-East Way up in the north east of the country lies Húsavík, the town know... 0
The magical mystery Editorial22. September 2016 The magical mystery Lake Mývatn and the surrounding areas will never cease to amaze you The breathtaking beauty of the Lake Mývatn area... 0
Glaumbaerʼs Living Museum Editorial21. September 2016 Living Inside Glaumbaerʼs Living Museum A remarkably well preserved turf house and farm called Glaumbaer still withstands Icelandʼs ha... 0
Hofsós – North – Iceland Editorial20. September 2016 Hofsós - North - Iceland Hofsós is one of the oldest trading ports in northern Iceland dating back to the 16th century.Hofsós, with a popul... 0
Dalvík is a great place to visit for outdoor activities year-round Stefán Helgi Valsson19. September 2016 Much More than Free Soup Dalvík is a great place to visit for outdoor activities year-round Dalvík’s 2,000 inhabitants have a lot more to... 0
A day in Húnaþing vestra Hrafnhildur Þórhalldsóttir17. September 2016 Beauty on the Grand Scale A day inHúnaþing vestra The beauty of Húnaþing vestra, conveyed in it's grassy heaths, majestic mountains, pil... 0
Riding the North Andrew Scott Fortune16. September 2016 Riding the North Polar Hestar’s Summer Group Tours Polar Hestar Tours of North Iceland is one of Iceland’s top destinations for an Iceland... 0
Stay, eat and enjoy the life on Iceland’s northernmost outpost Andrew Scott Fortune13. September 2016 Cross the Arctic Circle Stay, eat and enjoy the life on Iceland’s northernmost outpost Básar Guesthouse has two unique attributes: it has ... 0
Pólar Hestar: Riding in the tranquility of the North Editorial11. September 2016 Pólar Hestar: Riding in the tranquility of the North Pólar Hestar is a family-owned horseback riding company that has its 25 year anniversa... 0
Sleeping Giants – The 10 Largest Glaciers in Iceland Vignir Andri Guðmundsson7. September 2016 Sleeping Giants The 10 Largest Glaciers in Iceland The many glaciers of Iceland are an essential part of its identity, which should come as... 0
Icelandic Times Editorial5. September 2016 Icelandic Times—the only Icelandic Magazine that speaks English, French, German and even Chinese! Be sure to pick up a free copy of the Ic... 0
Iceland’s Museum of Natural History Gets its Crowning Jewel Vignir Andri Guðmundsson30. August 2016 The Biggest Animal on Display Iceland’s Museum of Natural History Gets its Crowning Jewel When an Icelander has a bit of ... 0
Relaxing Stay on the Arctic Circle Vignir Andri Guðmundsson29. August 2016 Grímsey: Relaxing Stay on the Arctic Circle -Básar in Grímsey offers accommodation on Iceland’s northernmost Part The northernmost par... 0
Hólar in Hjaltadalur Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir29. August 2016 Hólar in Hjaltadalur Located some 130 km from Akureyri, Hólar comes into bloom in summer with a variety of concerts held in Hólar Cathedr... 0
The Icelandic Seal Centre at Hvammstangi Hrafnhildur Þórhalldsóttir27. August 2016 Gateway to the Vatnsnes Peninsula The Icelandic Seal Centre at Hvammstangi The Icelandic Seal Centre of Hvamm... 0
The Wonderful Wild Northwest Hrafnhildur Þórhalldsóttir25. August 2016 The Wonderful Wild Northwest Beauty in nature, animal and birdlife in Húnaþing vestra Húnaþing vestra, (pron.: hoo-na-thing vest-ra) on... 0
POLAR HESTAR RIDING TOURS Vignir Andri Guðmundsson25. August 2016 POLAR HESTAR RIDING TOURS Where the magic of Iceland unfolds beneath your feet One of the most intriguing aspects of Iceland is the laid... 0
Hólar in Hjaltadalur Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir29. August 2016 Hólar in Hjaltadalur Located some 130 km from Akureyri, Hólar comes into bloom in summer with a variety of concerts held in Hólar Cathedr... 0
The Icelandic Seal Centre at Hvammstangi Hrafnhildur Þórhalldsóttir27. August 2016 Gateway to the Vatnsnes Peninsula The Icelandic Seal Centre at Hvammstangi The Icelandic Seal Centre of Hvamm... 0
The Wonderful Wild Northwest Hrafnhildur Þórhalldsóttir25. August 2016 The Wonderful Wild Northwest Beauty in nature, animal and birdlife in Húnaþing vestra Húnaþing vestra, (pron.: hoo-na-thing vest-ra) on... 0
POLAR HESTAR RIDING TOURS Vignir Andri Guðmundsson25. August 2016 POLAR HESTAR RIDING TOURS Where the magic of Iceland unfolds beneath your feet One of the most intriguing aspects of Iceland is the laid... 0
Gentle Giants Whale Watching: Hundred and fifty years of experience Editorial22. August 2016 Gentle Giants Whale Watching: Hundred and fifty years of experienceThe family owned whale watching company Gentle Giants offers a wide array... 0
The Klondike of Iceland Simon Falkner22. August 2016 The Klondike of IcelandSiglufjörður remembers its Golden AgeSiglufjörður is a small fishing town on the north coast of Iceland, about one an... 0
The Birds in Hrísey Editorial20. August 2016 The Birds in Hrísey Hrísey is known for its rich and diverse bird life. Approximately 40 species of birds nest on the island. Hrísey, ... 0
At the End of the World – The Langanes Peninsul Editorial19. August 2016 At the End of the World - The Langanes PeninsulA look at one of Iceland’s most remote cornersThe Langanes Peninsula, on the far reaches of I... 0
Much More than Free Soup Stefán Helgi Valsson13. August 2016 Much More than Free SoupDalvík is a great place to visit for outdoor activities year-roundDalvík’s 2,000 inhabitants have a lot more to offe... 0
A Tale of Two Villages Editorial11. August 2016 A Tale of Two VillagesSiglufjörður and ÓlafsfjörðurIt’s a happy tale of how two villages, separated by huge mountain ranges were joined toge... 0
North Iceland Editorial10. August 2016 North Iceland Svarfaðardalur, North, Iceland Mývatn is a shallow eutrophic lake situated in an area of active volcanism in the north ... 0
The Theology of the Vikings Lives on Simon Falkner10. August 2016 Ásatrúarfélagið:The Icelandic Sagas preserve knowledge about the religion of the Vikings, Ásatrú, most notably in the Prose Edda. You may be... 0
