Volcano activity in Iceland is not an unusual event – it is part of how this country exists. Because Iceland lies on an active volcanic zone, eruptions happen regularly, especially on the Reykjanes Peninsula. This naturally raises questions for travelers: Is it safe to visit? Will roads be open? Can you still travel normally? […]
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Preparing for a trip to Iceland is less about strict planning and more about understanding how the country actually works. Distances are longer than they appear on the map, weather can change quickly, and nature often sets the rules for the day. Travelers who enjoy Iceland the most are usually those who arrive prepared,
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Places to visit near Reykjavik are one of Iceland’s biggest advantages. You can stay in the capital and still reach dramatic landscapes, geothermal areas, and historic sites within a short drive. As a local team based in Reykjavik, we often see travelers underestimate just how much variety is available close to the city. You
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Iceland may appear small on the map, but traveling here is quite different from most destinations. Distances are longer than they seem, the weather changes fast, and many of the most beautiful places are far from the main roads. That’s exactly why private tours have become the preferred way to explore Iceland – especially
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