Visit Iceland - The Land of Fire and Ice

Iceland is a unique, volcanic island and country in the North Atlantic Ocean, forming from volcanic eruptions on the Mid-Atlantic ridge over the course of 24 million years. Due to its numerous glaciers and its active volcanic nature, Iceland is well known as "The land of fire and ice".

One day exploring the Golden Circle in Iceland

16 February 2020, by Oana Badiu

Explore a bit of Iceland’s amazing nature with a day tour around the Golden Circle! For those who visit Reykjavík for the weekend the Golden Circle provides a glimpse of what this spectacular island has to offer!

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Chasing and Photographing the Northern Lights in Iceland

09 February 2020, by Oana Badiu

The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, are nature’s way to put on a great show on the skies of the arctic landscape, however, you must be very lucky to get to photograph them!

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Solo Female Traveller in Iceland - Guide to Keep Safe

19 January 2020, by Oana Badiu

Like all Nordic countries, Iceland is a great place for solo female travellers and I felt really safe while visiting Iceland for one week at the end of September 2019.

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Best Places to Visit and Photograph on Iceland's South Coast

04 January 2020, by Oana Badiu

Iceland's South Coast is beautiful and unique in the world, with lots of places to visit and photograph! People from all over the globe visit Iceland to admire its waterfalls, glaciers, black sand beaches and volcanoes.

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Main Attractions in Vatnajökull National Park, South Iceland

15 December 2019, by Oana Badiu

Vatnajökull National Park is one of the main attractions in Iceland, with a surface that covers almost 14 % of the whole island. In this blog post I will focus on the southern part of Vatnajökull National Park and the best things to see here.

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Best Places to Visit and Photograph on Snaefellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland

08 December 2019, by Oana Badiu

Snaefellsnes Peninsula is located in West Iceland and it's home to the most photographed mountain in Iceland, Kirkjufell. Besides Kirkjufell, there are plenty of other beautiful places to visit and photograph.

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