At Krýsuvík is a stunning and striking landscape. Dramatic yellow, red and green hills. Steaming volcanic vents. Boiling mud and a smell of rotten eggs due to the volcanic [...]

The nature in Iceland is amazing. It's a borderless freedom. The kids just can't stop running around up and down the hills. In the countryside is a lot of [...]

Skarðsvík On Snæfellsnes Peninsula close to the village Hellisandur is one of many Icelandic nature treasures. It is a golden beach like in the Caribeean. Golden Sand, aquamarine, turquoise [...]

In Icelandic folklore, Elves are called Huldufólk (Hidden People). They are supernatural beings, who live in a parallel world. They live in nature, in big Rocks. They look and [...]

Djúpalónssandur On the edge of the peninsula Snæfellsnes at the roots of the mighty glacier Snæfellsjökull we went down to the ocean at a place named Djúpalónssandur. As we [...]

Kerið The Golden Circle is a popular route in South Iceland. It can be accomplished in one day. We drove ourselves and our first stop was the volcano Kerið. [...]

The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa nearby Grindavik and close to the international airport on the Reykjanes peninsula. It is in the middle of a volcanic landscape. The [...]

Iceland is a part of Europe. But geographically Iceland is located in both Europe and North America because the mid-Atlantic rift runs through Iceland and splits it in half. [...]

Gunnuhver About 300 years ago there was a woman named Guðrún Önundardóttir, called Gunna. She was not a nice lady and many people thougt she was a witch. After [...]

Eldey, which means Fire Island, is a small Island off the coast off Reykjanes. It rises steep out of the ocean and is home to a large numbers of [...]