Things to do

Can you pronounce Eyjafjallajökull? Or how about Gluggaveður? No, then how about Fyrirgefðu? Yeah neither can we! Welcome to Iceland, the land of unpronounceable words -- and incredibly beautiful scenery. An island in the middle of the North Atlantic, known for 24 hours of sunlight in the summer, 18 hours of darkness in the winter, more sheep than people, and active volcanoes and glaciers only miles apart. Iceland is fascinating and perhaps the most unique destination we’ve ever been.With a population of 900,000 (600,000 of which are sheep), it’s no wonder Iceland offers unspoiled nature, breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant culture. And to think, for some unknown reason, we had never considered visiting this little island country way up in the Atlantic ocean. Here's everything you need to know about Iceland!

Wandering around Iceland in freezing temperatures, searching the skies until 2AM - all to finally see the natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights!

Being on a glacier is a life-changing experience - and you can't help but feel tiny when standing on an ocean of ice that is taller than a skyscraper!

Discover why swimming in a milky blue geothermal hot spring, surrounded by lava cliffs, is probably the most exotic thing you can do in Iceland!

Riding on horseback through a lava field at sunrise, has to be one of the most incredible ways to experience the natural beauty of Iceland. 

Harpa is Reykjavik‘s newest and most distinguished landmark. With daily tours, you can see the award-winning architecture of this building upclose!