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There’s a side of Iceland that most people walk right by. To get there, you’ll need a helmet, a flashlight, and a keen sense of adventure. We’re talking, of course, about Iceland’s awe-inspiring caves.

A common question we get is, When do fall colors peak in Iceland? The answer may surprise you.

As far as country names go, “Iceland” isn’t one that inspires much confidence in the climate. But while it’s true that we’re chillier than our southerly European neighbors, we’re not as cold as you might think!

Nowhere in the world looks quite like Reykjavik. From our cheerfully colored houses to our cozy cafes, our capital city has a flavor all its own. There are no end of places to explore here, but if you’re looking for the best spots to snap some pictures, we have a few perennial favorites for you.

No matter what the weather is, we Icelanders love to party. Our capital city is home to many world-class festivals, many of which have become popular within the international community. It’s hard to pick favorites, but there are a few that belong on the top shelf. Here are our top five festivals in Reykjavik.

So, you’re coming to Iceland and plan on renting a car. Here are some important tips about driving in Iceland that will help keep you safe and make your experience that much better.

There’s no shortage of things to do in Iceland, but there are a few activities that stand out from the crowd. Without further ado, here’s our top ten.

Learn more about Reykjavik’s annual Gay Pride event which continues to grow in size and popularity every year.

Learn more about Iceland’s Merchant’s Holiday or Frídagur verslunarmanna, which celebrates the beginning of worker’s rights. From Berjaya Hotels

For those planning a trip to Iceland in August, here’s some information on what you can most likely expect from the weather and temperature as well as how long the days will be.