A snowy day in Reykjavík ❄️💙 Here’s how to spend a magical winter day in Iceland’s capital city: ✨ Wander the colorful streets near Laugavegur ✨ Visit Hallgrímskirkja and admire its iconic architecture—or head up to the tower for panoramic views ✨ Warm up with a hot bowl of soup and a grilled cheese at Café Babalú (vegan options available!) ✨ Stroll around the city pond and greet the swans, ducks, and geese 🦢 ✨ Grab an Icelandic hot dog at Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur 🌭 ✨ Catch the golden light by t

If you’re traveling to Iceland between October & April, read this before you go 👀 Iceland’s winter weather is seriously unpredictable. One minute it’s clear skies, the next, roads are closed due to snow or wind. That means your itinerary isn’t always 100% set in stone — and if you don’t have a solid Plan B, you might find yourself scrambling for alternatives at the last minute. Here’s how to prepare for the unexpected: 👉🏼 Check the forecast daily (but still expect surprises!) 👉🏼 Have backup

When the Northern Lights dance above Goðafoss, it’s like watching nature’s own light show in a cathedral of ice and water 💚❄️ This powerful cascade in North Iceland has deep ties to Icelandic history and folklore. ✨ Visit on a clear winter night and keep your camera ready — you never know when the sky might erupt in color. Video by Alexander J Williams | @alxxvisuals | Guide to Iceland

The Green Circle 💚 The perfect day trip from Reykjavík! 🚗🇮🇸 The Green Circle sightseeing route focuses on local experiences and sustainable initiatives. Here’s the route 👇 1️⃣ Start the day at the steamingshore of Lake Laugarvatn, where the ground is so hot it can bake bread. You can bury a pot of traditional rye bread dough and experience how Iceland does outdoor cooking 🍞 📍 Find it at Laugarbraut, 840 Laugarvatn 2️⃣ Head to a genuine farm-to-table lunch experience. Taste one of the best