Skógafoss is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland. Skógafoss is located in the south of Iceland in the village of Skógar. The waterfall is located along the Skógá river, dropping a massive 60 meters (almost 200 ft), creating a true spectacular sight. The waterfall is 25 meters wide (82 feet). Visit Skógafoss Waterfall…
Skógar Village in Iceland – Places to Visit and Map
Skógar is a small village in Iceland where about 25 people live. Skógar is Icelandic for forests. It’s a popular place for tourists because of the famous waterfall Skógafoss. But that’s not all that this small village has to offer. In our guide on Skógar, you’ll discover all this village has to offer.
Blue Lagoon Iceland
The Blue Lagoon, nearby Reykjavík in Iceland, is definitely something we were dying to visit! It’s a famous geothermal spa and one of the best tourist attractions in Iceland. We have heard so many great things about this place. It is said to be one of the best spa experiences you’ll ever have. And I…
📽️ Blue Lagoon in Iceland
Video of to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland In the official promo video of the Blue Lagoon, you’ll get a first impression of the Blue Lagoon in Iceland. The video shows the details on transport to the blue lagoon, luggage storage, your bracelets, drinks and face mask… If you plan on visiting the Blue Lagoon,…
Mia’s Country Van – Local Fish & Chips
A place worth mentioning in the south of Iceland is Mia’s Country Van, a local fish & chips restaurant. As you probably already would have guessed, at Mia’s Country Van you can eat fish & chips. Mia’s Country Van is located in the town of Skógar, next to the ring road of Iceland. So it’s…
Dyrhólaey Lighthouse and Kirkjufjara Beach
Dyrhólaey is a small peninsula in the south of Iceland with a lighthouse and views of the surrounding areas. In the surrounding of the peninsula, you’ll find a basalt arch, the black sand beach Kirkjufjara… It’s a great spot for bird watching. Dyrhólaey is located close to the town Vik. The Dyrhólaey Peninsula Our initial…
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach Iceland
Reynisfjara is a black sand beach in Iceland located close to the town of Vik. Located close to the ring road, it’s certainly worth a visit. You can explore the black sand of the beach, see the basalt sea stacks Reynisfjara and see the basalt columns that form the cliffs. These natural phenomena make for…
Skál Restaurant Reykjavík – Review, Menu and Prices
Skál restaurant was the first food hall in both Reykjavík and Iceland. It’s a famous restaurant that has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by Michelin. A restaurant can get a Michelin Bib Gourmand when they serve exceptionally delicious food for a reasonable price. Those two things are obviously what we all look for at a…
Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavík
The concert hall Harpa is one of the buildings in downtown Reykjavík that are definitely worth a visit. It is a concert and conference hall that looks stunning. The architecture of this building has been rewarded with many nominations and prizes. It has attracted more than 10 million guests since its opening on May 4th,…
Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool in Iceland – Tips & Map
The swimming pool Seljavallalaug is located in the south of Iceland, between the town Ásólfsskáli and Skogafoss. Seljavallalaug is an outdoor geothermal swimming pool located off the beaten path, only reachable by hiking. The pool is located within the beautiful scenery of Iceland, making this a special place to go for a swim. History of…
Best Things to do in Reykjavík – with Map
Reykjavík is the capital and largest city in Iceland. The city has around 118 thousand inhabitants. It’s located in the southwestern part of the country. Most people who visit Iceland include Reykjavík in their itinerary, and for good reason. In this article, we’ll introduce you to the best things to do in Reykjavík, such as…
Hallgrímskirkja Church in Reykjavík
Hallgrimskirkja, in Reykjavík, must be the best-known church of Iceland. It’s a Lutheran church located near the center of Reykjavík. The fact that it’s a Lutheran church isn’t very surprising as most of the Icelanders are Lutheran as well. Lutheranism is a religion and is the largest branch of Protestantism. Hallgrimskirkja church is 74.5 meters…