then late spring and early summer are the best times for you to visit Iceland. You’ll see other tourists, sure, but with the extended days, vast open country, and Reykjavik’s many accessible ...

Visitors can encircle the falls in the summer months ... And this area boasts one of Iceland's most impressive displays of basalt columns. The best way to reach this off-the-beaten-path waterfall ...

The port of Isafjordur in the westfjords region of Iceland has attracted record numbers ... and the chance to experience the midnight sun in summer or witness the mystical northern lights in ...

Iceland’s music scene is as diverse and exciting as its landscapes. Whether you’re heading to Iceland Airwaves in Reykjavik or venturing to remote festivals like Eistnaflug, a camper rental in Iceland ...

While Iceland isn't the only place ... Put simply, if you visit in late spring or summer, you will not be able to see the lights, even if you go to the best viewing locations.

We’ve rounded up some of the best northern lights holidays in Iceland. The Icelandic capital is usually the base for any tour of the country, and as it sits within the Aurora Belt visitors can ...

Despite the cold, dark winters, Iceland is considered a year-round destination because of the interest in winter landscapes, geothermal springs and the aurora borealis. Even so, the summer remains ...

For most visitors, the best time of year to visit Iceland is undoubtedly summer, since the daylight stretches to 20-plus ...