Pourquoi voyager seul ? Partir en voyage en solo peut sembler intimidant au premier abord, surtout si vous n’avez jamais sauté le pas auparavant. Pourtant, c’est une des expériences les plus enrichissantes qu’un globe-trotteur puisse vivre. Voyager seul, c’est s’offrir la liberté totale : celle de suivre son propre rythme, de se perdre pour mieux…
Traveling to Iceland with children can feel intimidating at first glance: long distances, unpredictable weather, high prices. Yet every time I go back, I’m struck by how naturally this country lends itself to family travel. Distances between major sights can be short, most streets feel safe, and the landscapes are so dramatic that even usually…
Spring Treks: Awakening Landscapes and Solitude Spring in Iceland is a time of transition. While snow still lingers across the highlands in April and early May, the lower elevations begin to thaw, revealing mossy lava fields, budding landscapes, and waterfalls gushing with freshly melted ice. This is a shoulder season, which means fewer tourists and…
Understanding Iceland’s Climate: A Unique Challenge Preparing a suitcase for Iceland is not quite like packing for any other destination. Over the years of traveling through this extraordinary country in every season, I’ve learned that the weather in Iceland is as captivating as it is erratic. In a single day, you can easily experience rain,…
Why Take a Winter Road Trip in Iceland? When people think of Iceland, they often imagine the northern lights dancing overhead, snow-draped volcanoes, steaming geothermal springs amidst frost-kissed landscapes, and frozen waterfalls thundering through icy canyons. All of that becomes reality in the Icelandic winter. As a travel journalist who has driven across this remarkable…
When one thinks of Iceland, a few iconic images come to mind: sprawling glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights. Yet, among these natural wonders, there stands a singular peak that has captured the imagination of photographers and travelers alike: Kirkjufell Mountain. Rising majestically at 463 meters on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula,…
If you’re planning a trip to Iceland and are captivated by the ocean’s majestic giants, Húsavík should be at the top of your itinerary. Nestled on the north coast of Iceland, this charming fishing village is often hailed as the whale-watching capital of Iceland, and for good reason. The abundance of rich marine life in…
Embarking on a day trip to Fjallsárlón, one of Iceland’s most mesmerizing glacial lagoons, is an experience that offers tranquility, adventure, and an intimate connection with nature’s raw beauty. Located in the southeastern region of Iceland, just off the famous Ring Road, Fjallsárlón may often be overshadowed by its larger neighbor, Jökulsárlón. However, this hidden…
On a recent trip, I had the opportunity to explore one of Iceland’s oft-overlooked gems: the Reykjanes Peninsula. Located just a short drive southwest of Reykjavik and home to the country’s main international airport, Keflavik, the Reykjanes Peninsula is frequently passed by tourists in their rush to experience more famous Icelandic sights. However, taking the…
Introduction to Stykkishólmur Located on the northern side of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Stykkishólmur is a picturesque fishing village that feels like it’s been pulled straight from a fairy tale. With its brightly colored houses, historic buildings, and breathtaking landscapes, Stykkishólmur is a must-visit for anyone exploring Iceland. In this article, I’ll take you on a…
