Activity tours, adventure traveling, outdoor excitements. Iceland offers endless things to do.
Our world is moving at fast pace these days with technology and gadgets having more impact on our lives than ever before. We are constantly communicating,…
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In the fifties tourism as an industry was almost nonexistent in Iceland. Fast forward sixty years and today an entire industry and infrastructure is built…
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It has become a tradition during Easter Week to hold a rock festival in the town of Isafjordur in the North West of Iceland. Various artists and bands…
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Reykjavik offers culture and art in many shapes and forms. Ongoing exhibitions, art galleries, art museums, are abundant. In recent years, an increasing…
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Iceland has become a popular destination by many tourists, but compared to other popular tourist destinations worldwide the number of tourists visiting…
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Each year many cruise ships come to Iceland with tens of thousands of tourists. The large ships are easily noticed by Icelanders. Most cruise ships stop…
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Many people use websites to help plan their travel to Iceland, plan on traveling around Iceland without much pre planning.
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An annual festival to celebrate food is held in Reykjavik for the fifth time February 22nd to 25th, 2006. The festival’s name “Food and Fun on top…
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Reading travel brochures from different areas of Iceland one gets the impression that every single area of the country is ideal for hiking. The east claims…
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Golfing is becoming the most popular sport in Iceland. The idea of golfing in Iceland may sound obscure to many since the country is known for its harsh…
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Understanding what tourists are looking for when they come to Iceland is important. Iceland doesn’t have the highest mountains in Europe. Iceland doesn’t…
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The village Hofsos (pop 200) is worth the visit if only to see the Icelandic Emigration Center. It is situated in the renovated old Co-op and other buildings…
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It might look like something straight out of Iceland’s otherworldly landscape but it is man made. A nearby power plant pumps up geothermal hot water…
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Iceland has been described as a country of fire and ice, a powerful combination of the earth’s primal elements. The pile of rock in the middle of the…
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It is nothing short of breathtaking to see the earth’s largest creatures swimming alongside your boat. When that happens when you are surrounded by the…
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Iceland is rich of natural resources that are very limited in other countries. Despite its roughness and endless wilderness there are many bodily pleasures…
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Many tourists come to Iceland for bird watching. Some of Iceland’s most attractive destinations are also great places to watch birds and take a picture…
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Iceland is a paradise for anglers. Sport fishing in Iceland is popular both by Icelanders and foreigners and sport fishing is a big business. Permits to…
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This unique family park and zoo focuses mainly on Icelandic farm animals and several wild native species. It was opened in 1990 and emphasizes on showing…
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As more cruise ships visit Iceland each year the number of ports offering services and excursions has increased. Now there are at least 10 ports that welcome…
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As a destination for cruise ships Iceland has enjoyed an increasing popularity. Several ports along the coast offer services, tours and excursions for…
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A variety of tours are offered to those wanting to try the Icelandic horse while in Iceland as well as those wanting to explore Iceland on horseback. Short…
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The Icelandic horse arrived with the first settlers in Iceland in the ninth century. No other breed of horse has ever been imported to Iceland the Icelandic…
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When traveling in the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve visitors must be well prepared for any kind of weather. Snow can be expected at any time of the year…
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The only land mammal living in Iceland when the settlers arrived in the ninth century was the Arctic Fox.
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One of the most amazing natural phenomena one can witness are the northern lights (aurora borealis). The northern lights appear when solar wind particles…
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Many travelers to Iceland choose the freedom of driving themselves around the country in a rental car and stay at farmhouses along the way. When traveling…
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The Westernmost point in Europe, Látrabjarg is a paradise for bird watchers in spring and early summer. Millions of birds nest there and the cliff is…
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Seeing whales and dolphins up close is a breathtaking experience. West Iceland offers several points of departure for whale watching tours.
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Although Husavik claims to be the main whale watching center in Iceland other places in North Iceland also offer whale watching.
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Hiking in Iceland in winter time is obviously more challenging than during summer, most of the time, but it depends on the weather.
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All around Iceland you can find short and long hiking routes. Near every known travel destinations, towns and villages you can find interesting hiking…
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