Become a Wiser Explorer

If you’re planning a trip to the Icelandic capital in the colder months, chances are you’ll end up spending at least some time indoors. Here are some of our suggestions for top things to do in Reykjavik in winter.

Dive into Lake Lagarfljót's tales and beauty, a standout in Icelandic nature. From folklore to scenic vistas, it's a captivating blend of history and splendor.

Tasting Icelandic volcano bread should be on everyone’s wish list when visiting Iceland. Here’s how it’s made, where you can find it and why you should try it.

If you’re wondering what to do in Reykjavik on a rainy day, there are plenty of things to do that will take your mind off the wet weather outside.

Experience Reykjavik's New Year's Eve: Dive into Icelandic traditions, enjoy community bonfires, watch unique fireworks displays, and party till dawn.

Discover the best times to see the Northern Lights month by month in Iceland. From January to December, optimize your aurora viewing with our detailed guide

Explore Ljósufjöll, a volcanic system in Iceland known for its chain of craters. Understand its geology, past eruptions, and the captivating scenery it offers.

Learn how to photograph the Northern Lights in Iceland with recommended camera settings, smartphone tips, tripod advice and techniques for sharper aurora photos.

Explore Herðubreið, Iceland's 'queen of mountains', its unique tuya formation and the breathtaking vistas that have captivated explorers for centuries.

Learn what causes the Northern Lights, how solar particles interact with Earth’s atmosphere, why auroras have different colours and where they appear.

Discover the mesmerising Esja Mountain, Reykjavik's favourite hiking destination. Explore its unique geology, trails, and the views it offers to every visitor.

Discover Christmas in Reykjavik with our guide. From markets and food to light displays, experience the enchanting holiday traditions of this winter wonderland.

Learn what to wear and bring to see the Northern Lights in Iceland, from warm layers and waterproof clothing to footwear, camera gear and other essentials.

Discover Kerið Crater Lake, a natural wonder near Selfoss, Iceland. Explore the geological formations with the turquoise waters that fill the volcanic crater.

Langisjór is one of Iceland's hidden jewels of untouched wilderness. This glacieial lake is nestled in the highlands with crystal-clear water that stretches for miles.