DYRHÓLAEY: A UNIQUE DESTINATION EditorialIt takes just under three hours to drive from Reykjavík along the Ring Road to to visit Dyrhólaey,...
[eiːjaˌfjatl̥aˌjœːkʏtl̥] EditorialThe eruption in Eyjafjallajökull marked a turning point in Icelandic tourism. The eruption, which lasted for five weeks...
Litla-Hérað: Not So Little After All EditorialThe history of Iceland unfolds over centuries, from the arrival of the first settlers in 874 to the...
The Tallest, Biggest & Potentially Deadliest EditorialHvannadalshnjúkur, located in the Öræfajökull glacier, is the highest and largest mountain in Iceland. It’s also part of...
Puffin – The bird that has become synonymous with Iceland Nanna Hlín HalldórsdóttirPuffins are seabirds and they spend most of their time at sea. Only from the end of April...
Fjallabak EditorialWhen it rains, and it does so often in Fjallabak, the highlands of Rangárvallasýsla and Vestur-Skaftafellssýsla, Iceland is...
My Mother’s Dream EditorialThe Recent Work of Erla S. Haraldsdóttir One of Iceland’s greatest visual artists, Erla S. Haraldsdóttir, an academically...
Kirkjubæjarklaustur’s Best Kept Secret EditorialThe All New Hotel Klaustur For years it was known as Icelandair Hotel Klaustur, but as of 2019,...
Viking Tours in Westman Islands EditorialThe ferry to the island To visit Westman Islands, the first step is to take the ferry Herjólfur. ...
From 1773 EditorialIn the last 250 years, or since 1773, there have been 88 volcanic eruptions in Iceland, most of...
History & Skálholt EditorialIn Skálholt, the land and history come together. When the Icelandic Times / Land & Saga photographer slipped...
ANOTHER CHURCH EditorialEast is the main direction of Christianity, almost all of the country’s 330 churches face east-west, and the...
Terrifying natural beauty EditorialAlmost 250 years ago, on June 8, 1783, one of the largest volcanic eruptions in the history of...
Photo series from the South EditorialThe days are shorter now in Iceland. The sun rises around eleven o’clock, so it’s important to make...
The Most Useful Servant EditorialAccording to the latest statistics from Statistics Iceland, there are 51,865 horses in Iceland. The Icelandic horse is...
The Three National Parks EditorialIceland has three national parks. The first one, Þingvellir, was established in 1930, and the largest one, Vatnajökull...
Escape to the mountain’s embrace at Vestrahorn EditorialOne of the most beautiful mountains in Iceland, and one of the few places in Iceland where you...
The Skaftáreldar Disaster EditorialThere are 240 years since one of the biggest volcanic eruptions in Iceland’s history began. On 8th of...
A gateway town to Vatnajökull National Park EditorialA scenic slice of Southeast Iceland Iceland earns its “fire and ice” reputation in the southeast as you...
Hotel Eyjafjallajokull, Cottages and Golf Resort EditorialA little bit of Icelandic Paradise Set in one of the most idyllic locations in South Iceland, Hellishólar...
