The House That Disappeared – Eldheimar
None of Heimaey’s 5,300 inhabitants had ever expected that a volcanic eruption could make them homeless. But on 23rd January 1973, earthquakes started to shake ...
Dagmar Trodler
Vatnshellir Cave Tours take you in the footsteps of Jules Verne’s intrepid explorers
Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Vatnshellir Cave Tours take you in the footsteps of Jules Verne’s intrepid explorers
Vatnshellir Cave, on the south coast o...
Plunging Into History The Settlement Center
Plunging Into History
The Settlement Center in Borgarnes Takes You on a Trip Through Time
Some 1100 years ago, Iceland was a place covered with impenetrable f...
1500 km on horseback in search of a lost fiancé
The Long Ride
1500 km on horseback in search of a lost fiancé
Enjoying a horseback riding trip into the Icelandic highlands can be exciting, and due...
That Island Feeling – The Faroe Islands
That Island Feeling – The Faroe Islands
It might have been the fertile green hillsides, or the rich fishing grounds that enticed settlers some 1500 years ago t...
Immerse yourself in Maritime History
Sailors and Storms
Immerse yourself in Maritime History
The Icelandic people have experienced the sea for centuries as both a nourishing mother and a cruel ...
Picture hunting with the photographer Rafn Sig
It’s all about loving it, then it will be fine
Picture hunting with the photographer Rafn Sig
Picture hunting with the photographer Rafn Sig The soft light of...
Where Birds and Photographers Meet
Akranes is for people who enjoy nature, culture, and lifeThe town you can see gleaming in the sunshine across the bay from Reykjavik harbour is Akranes, a haven...
THE ICELANDIC HORSE 冰岛马
THE ICELANDIC HORSE冰岛马A true companion through rough times艰苦岁月的忠实伙伴When Iceland was settled before the year 1000 AD, settlers not only brought sheep and househo...
Reykjavík Excursions takes you to Iceland’s hidden beauties
Seeking for past and powerReykjavík Excursions takes you to Iceland's hidden beauties50 years ago Iceland had been a sleeping beauty in the North Atlantic Ocean...
Daytrips to Kulusuk with Air Iceland– touching Greenland
We don't have icebergs, but we can take you there
Daytrips to Kulusuk with Air Iceland– touching Greenland
There are hardly any icebergs in Iceland, but it do...
Icelandic Horse fun in Hveragerði
Tölt on the volcano Icelandic Horse fun in Hveragerði Did your trip to Iceland include Icelandic horses? Hardly anyone can escape the merry magic of this specia...
Where Volcanoes meet the Ocean
Hjörleifshöfði Sólheimarjökull Renisdrangar Vík í MýrdalWhere Volcanoes meet the Ocean Dreaming yourself away on Mýrdalur’s black shores There is hardly a p...
Interview with a whale
An incredible story from the Westfjords
On the first weekend of August in 2009, which is a national holiday in Iceland, I had an experience that has changed my...
Exploring Iceland’s underwater world with DIVE.IS
Clearwater's Credence
Exploring Iceland's underwater world with DIVE.IS
Silfra in Thingvellir lake
You might not immediately think of snorkelling and diving...
The Icelandic horse
The Icelandic horse A true companion through rough timesWhen Iceland was settled before the year 1000 AD, settlers not only brought sheep and household items on...
The Festival of Horses
The Festival of HorsesLandsmót—Iceland’s National Horse Show in SkagafjörðurIceland is inconceivable without the Icelandic horse. For centuries, it helped peopl...
A photographer in the footsteps of the Vikings – Brynjar Ágústsson, photographer
The Power of ImagesA photographer in the footsteps of the VikingsÞeir Flosi riðu vestur á sand - Flosi and his men rode over the sand to the west. Behind this b...
Photographer Rafn Sig.
The falls plunge 33 feet in a horseshoe-shaped recess, breaking into as many as six distinct segments depending on how much water is present in the artificial...
The Enchanted Island
The Enchanted IslandHotel Borealis, a Countryside Hotel with Style and SoulWhile travelling in Iceland during autumn, the weather and the sun’s changing light c...
Dagmar Trodler
Dagmar Trodler is an author and fairy-hill dweller. Her motto: A life without nature and horses is possible, but makes no sense.