Land of fire and ice

If you are looking for Iceland facts, you have come to the right place. All the intrigure can be found within these pages.

Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice because of its volcanoes and glaciers.

It’s a great place to visit, but is Iceland a good place to live? We explore the pros and cons of living in Iceland, from the cost of living to the reasons why it’s the world’s happiest nation.

Geldingadalsgos is a 500-700 metre long fissure eruption at Fagradalsfjall on the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland. It began on the evening of 19th March 2021.

Save our wild places on Instagram: “Iceland - the land of fire and ice "Blazing red skies and blue shimmering icebergs. We were able to experience an incredible sunset at the…”

Brúarfoss (“Bridge Falls”) is a relatively small waterfall compared to many of the others found across Iceland. Read on to find out more about Brúarfoss.

The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis are a spectacular natural phenomenon, often seen dancing around in fantastic colours across the Icelandic Arctic sky. The Northern lights are caused by the interaction of particles from the sun with the upper atmosphere near the North Pole. That creates this wonderful light effect, known as the Aurora Borealis. The locations visited are different every tour since we go where it’s most likely to see the Northern Lights each day. This tour…

Why Iceland is the Place for Extreme Activities

Take a look at this blog post for a detailed itinerary of three idyllic days in Iceland, full of waterfalls, beaches, and glaciers!