If you’re looking for the best tent-camping experience in Iceland, look no further! The iKamper Roof Top Tent is ultimate tenting setup. The roof top tent is a fairly new trend in Iceland but has caught on with locals and visitors, and the iKamper Skycamp is one of the most simple, comfortable options you can […]

Iceland, a bucket list destination, offers landscapes straight out of a dream. Yet, for all its exquisite natural wonders, Iceland is also known for being crazy expensive and ranks as one of the most expensive countries to visit.  Don't let this hold you back! With proper planning and research, the cost of exploring this impressive island can be much more manageable.

You can tap into the spirit of adventure as you explore like a modern Viking in the comfort of your Geysir Campervan. Channel the Viking spirit as you explore fiercely, embrace the unknown, and create unforgettable memories while discovering Iceland's spectacular and captivating landscapes.

Campervans provide the ultimate freedom to tailor your Icelandic adventure exactly as you want. Plus, the country’s well-maintained roads and abundant scenic campsites make it incredibly campervan-friendly.

Are you planning a vacation to Iceland this winter? Get ready for a unique and exciting adventure! For several compelling reasons, the winter months can be an ideal time to explore this enchanting Nordic island.

While winter in Iceland can be unpredictable, with sunny skies one day and biting wind storms the next, there are many tempting reasons to consider visiting Iceland during the off-season winter months. 

If exploring some of our planet’s most remote and unique environments is your kind of travel adventure… read on, as you’ll probably want to add a visit to the Arctic Circle to your wish list.

Whether you're an intrepid explorer, a solo adventurer seeking solitude, or a family in search of unforgettable experiences, we’ve got you covered with ten of the most majestic cascades in Iceland.

June is a great time to visit Iceland. Finally, the rugged, rural roads of the Highlands open, giving road-trippers access to Iceland’s wilder side – as long as you hire a 4×4 vehicle. If you plan to stick to the Ring Road, a standard city car will do just fine in summer (but remember to […]

Icelandic food will transport you back to the time of Vikings and the country’s first settlers – with dishes steeped in traditional techniques. Iceland’s history, climate, and geography underpin a unique culinary style, making it a popular destination for foodies seeking something a little different.