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The idea that Iceland might be a winter travel destination is a new concept in many people’s minds. “What?” you are thinking to yourself, “Isn’t it dark and cold, with snow storms and wild weather?” Think “exciting weather, invigorating coolness, spectacular landscapes… blissfully peaceful…and even cosy romantic northern lights-watching weather” and then you’ll get a picture of all that awaits you in Iceland this winter. This issue focuses on South Iceland and the myriad things to do throughout the year, which are easily accessible for day tours from the capital. You will find more and more accommodation and services in Iceland open year round, making Iceland a very attractive destination for winter travel. Be sure to check out our up-todate information from Iceland´s Civil Defence about the state of the Eyjafjallajökull Volcano and the surrounding areas that were affected by Iceland´s most recent eruption. So whether you are contemplating a short hop over to Reykjavik for some weekend holiday fun, or you’re planning a longer summer tour to catch the midnight sun, we wish you a safe and pleasant journey. Goða ferð! (Have a good trip!)
