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As a group of locals we want to make sure to introduce you to Iceland properly, so we are happy to share with you a little bit of insights, tips and tricks regarding travelling in our beautiful country.
A group hiking through an icy canyon on Falljökull Glacier in Iceland

MAKE THE BEST OUT OF YOUR TRAVEL

When in Iceland it is extremely important to plan everything beforehand since the country of ice and fire became extremely popular in the past few years. Whether you plan to visit Iceland in summer or winter, it is always good to have a margin of flexibility since the weather plays a big factor here. You could probably hear about this famous saying ‘there is no such a thing like bad weather – just bad clothing’ and we do agree with it, but still it happens that weather will not allow you to drive anywhere outside your accommodation.

With our blog we hope to be able to show you different activities available in Iceland and share with you some fun facts about your travel destination.

OUR RECENT POSTS

glacier river crossing in iceland

4 ways to plan your sustainable trip to Iceland: The Basics 

4 ways to plan your sustainable trip to Iceland: The Basics When we guide people on the glacier, the question we get most frequently is, “Is the glacier melting because of climate change/global warming?”, often followed by, “Are we hurting the glacier by walking on it?” The question of how

Visitors walking through a vast natural ice tunnel, a winter wonder in Vatnajökull. Best Ice cave in Iceland.

Best Blue Ice Cave in Iceland

Best Blue Ice Cave in Iceland What pops up when you research a winter activity in Iceland? Blue Ice Caves! Ice Cave photography has gained huge popularity during the last years and there are so many breathtaking photos of ice caves out there that it can be a bit overwhelming

Why is the ice blue? An introduction to glaciers in Iceland

Why is the ice blue? An introduction to glaciers in Iceland What is a glacier?  A glacier is a huge mass of ice and snow that is constantly moving under its own weight. Glaciers are made up of fallen snow that compresses into thick ice masses. Glaciers form when snow

A small group navigating through a glacier in Vatnajökull National Park.

Why we love exploring the glacier in the summer 

Why we love exploring the glacier in the summer From April to September we take you on small group glacier hikes to Vatnajökull National Park. Our favorite glacier outlet for an adventurous but family friendly hike is Falljökull.  Pack your outdoor clothes and a light backpack for some layers and

northern lights in Iceland dancing in the sky

A guide to hunting the Northern Lights in Iceland

A guide to hunting the Northern Lights in Iceland One of the biggest draws to Iceland is the Northern Lights. During the winter months when it’s dark you can witness this stunning natural phenomenon where green lights flicker and dance through the cold night sky. Typically the lights are visible

A guide to wildlife in Oræfi

A guide to wildlife in Oræfi When you come to visit us to take our tour, you might be staying in the area, taking a hike in the national park or just driving through. Here is a guide to the seasonal wildlife found in this area that you might be

A guide walking and explaining ice formations to hikers on Vatnajökull Glacier.

Five things you might not expect to find on a glacier

Five things you might not expect to find on a glacier When you plan to visit Iceland’s glaciers, you might have conjured images of large icy waves creeping down the mountains. A myriad of colours including blues, whites and greys and dramatic cracks in the ice. However, there are a

A traveller enjoying a guided glacier hike and the views of the best blue ice cave in iceland, one of many ice caves to visit.

Ice Caves: What? Where? How?

Ice Caves: What? Where? How?​ The chances are, if you have stumbled across our website it is because you are looking for an ice cave tour and perhaps you would like to know a bit more about where the caves are and how they are formed.  What are they? Ice

Ice cave photography in Iceland ©darylscottwalker

Ice Cream

ICE CREAM… When you think about Icelandic cuisine you will probably conjure images of hearty lamb dishes, fresh fish and maybe even the infamous shark but would you have  thought about Ice Cream?   Icelanders are huge consumers of ice cream, there is even a special word in Icelandic ísbíltúr

A group on a guided glacier trek in Skaftafell National Park, Iceland.

WHAT SHOUD I BRING?

WHAT SHOULD I BRING?  You’ve booked a tour with us but you want to know what’s included and what you should bring with you. Safety Equipment: With all of our tours the safety equipment is included. We have helmets, harnesses, ice axes and crampons that we give to you for

A black raven, frequent visitor of falljökull glacier

ICELANDIC WEATHER AND TRAVEL PLANS

Icelandic weather and your travel plans. There is a phrase in Iceland that you will probably hear when on your travels, and even find fridge magnets, mugs and tshirts in the gift shops: “If you don’t like the weather in Iceland wait five minutes” This phrase can be used as

Bautiful overview of an amazing ice formations of Fallökull glacier in Vatnajökull

VISIT VATNAJÖKULL

VISIT VATNAJÖKULL Of all the beautiful glaciers in the Skaftafell region of Vatnajökull, Falljökull is the one many locals in the area are privileged to call their workplace. Falljökull is famous for its steep, flowing ice fall and dramatic mountains. You´ll find many photos of the icefall and the undulating

A traveller looking at the mountains around him

What to see in Iceland and when?

what to see in iceland When can I see it? We know that Iceland has a number of appealing natural phenomena that draw people to this little rock in the North Atlantic. This article will serve as a guide to best plan your holiday so you don’t miss the thing

SINGLES OFFER!
Celebrate Singles Week with 10% off your next adventure! Use a promo code SINGLES10 at the checkout of our ice cave tours and glacier hikes.

HALLOWEEN SALE!
Celebrate the spooky season with a 10% discount on all glacier tours this winter. Use code: SPOOKYGLACIER10 at the checkout. The promo code will expire on November 4th and it is valid for all the public tours until March 31st 2025.
BLACK FRIDAY SALE
Enjoy your 15% discount for all of our glacier tours until the end of 2026 when booking between 17.11-30.11. Use promo code BLACKFRIDAY25 at the checkout!