Traveling in Iceland is wild, wonderful… and sometimes a little weird for newcomers. We had an amazing time but there are a ...

The time to explore them is the summer, when more than 21 hours of diurnal ... On a five-day, self-driving trip with Hidden Iceland, guests stay at the recently opened Highland Base, a minimalist ...

The eruption, which began in the morning to the south of Iceland's capital of Reykjavik, was seen on video spewing lava and ...

While Iceland isn't the only place in the world to view the northern lights, the Nordic country's location near the Arctic ...

Iceland is famous for wild, rugged nature-volcanoes, canyons, waterfalls, hot springs, Northern Lights. Guests can now stay in a remote stretch of nature and observe all in glass walled cabins.

is a gravel road that's not open until early summer (the end of May). Another option to view the falls and the other natural highlights of northern Iceland is to take a guided daytrip from the ...

In summer hundreds of thousands still graze on open range in the highlands. Being sheep, they eat everything—including birch seedlings. Less than half of Iceland has any vegetation at all ...

Humpback whales, each one the size of a London bus, congregate in a nearby fjord — the biggest one in Iceland — in summer and autumn and can be viewed at close proximity from the deck of a former ...