Regarding seismic activity on Reykjanes Peninsula
Information regarding the seismic activity on Reykjanes Peninsula
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Farewell to Bergur, Eternal Watcher
Bergur, a steadfast rock pillar and sentinel in Breiðabólsstaðarklettar, watched over the lands of Breiðabólsstaður for thousands of years. On November 13, his long-standing vigil came to an end as he fell from his perch.
Step Into History at Skálholt Cathedral
Skálholt Cathedral, located in South Iceland, is a historic icon that blends stunning art and deep heritage. As one of Iceland's oldest Christian sites, it invites visitors to explore centuries of faith and culture through guided tours and events.
On the Volcanic Way with Chris Burkard
Adventure photographer Chris Burkard set out this summer to explore Iceland’s Volcanic Way, a route filled with stunning landscapes, outdoor activities, and rich local culture.
A new scenic walking path by Geysir
Exciting developments are underway at Geysir in Haukadalur, where the first phase of a three-part infrastructure project has been successfully completed.
Iceland's Geothermal Hot Springs: Nature’s Perfect Escape
Iceland, with its dramatic landscapes and untamed beauty, is known for its extremes. It’s a land where glaciers meet volcanic activity, and where icy rivers flow just a short distance from bubbling hot springs. One of Iceland’s most unique features is its abundance of geothermal water, which provides the island with natural hot springs that offer both locals and visitors a chance to experience nature in a very intimate, soothing way.
Iceland’s Spellbinding Aurora
The Northern Lights have arrived, lighting up Iceland’s skies with vibrant shades of green, pink, and purple. Iceland is one of the best places to witness this mesmerizing phenomenon, captivating locals and visitors for centuries. During the long winter nights, the aurora creates an unforgettable experience for those lucky enough to see it.
Réttir - The Sheep Round-Up
RÉTTIR - The Sheep Round-Up, a key part of Icelandic culture, takes place in September. During this time, sheep are gathered from the highlands after roaming free during the summer and brought back to the farms for winter. This long-standing custom brings together families, friends, and visitors from near and far.
Eruption Area in Reykjanes is Closed
For safety, the eruption area in Reykjanes has been closed. Updates are available on SafeTravel.is and Road.is.
The Volcanic Way – designed by the locals, for you, the curious traveler
The Volcanic Way is a travel route designed so that we, the locals, can show travelers what volcanoes have to offer, what they can create, and how we have been able to use them, from warm bathing spots to ATV tours on black sands, hikes in old lava fields or scenic mountain outlooks.
