On the Snæfellsnes peninsula, there are only two roads marked with the letter F. One of them is the F570 road running th

I noticed this mountain last year, while standing on the edge of the largest crater (Rauðkúla) in the Berserkjahraun lav

Where I live, winter took its time this year and only really arrived in March. As a result, the snow has only just start

I’m slowly finishing the story of my short trip around the Westfjords. Recently, I wrote about Kistuvogur cove and the e

The last day in the Westfjords was cloudy and rainy. The key thing was the lack of strong wind - I have a rule that if t

On the third day I woke up in charming Súðavík. The campsite was very well kept, with good facilities. I met many Icelan

Continuing my trip through the Westfjords, I reached the Dynjandi waterfall in the afternoon on the second day. As I men

I didn’t plan a summer holiday this year. Unexpectedly, my colleagues at work offered to cover for me, so I could take f

There are places on the Snæfellsnes peninsula that I visit only when friends or family come and I need to show them the

When I moved to Iceland more than two years ago, I settled in northern Snæfellsnes - a harsh place, nature-wise. I explo

We reached the last stop of our Iceland trip in the evening. Hauganes is a small town that would probably be skipped by

On the second-to-last day of our trip around Iceland, the weather flipped - the temperature dropped and a snowstorm came

From the monochrome world of the dormant Hverfjall crater we move closer to the heart of the Krafla volcanic system, whi

Last time I left you at Hverir - rotten-egg smell included. Today we’re heading somewhere the wind blows every smell awa

I ended my last post with a promise to tell you about the place we reached after dark: the Lake Mývatn area in North-Eas

Summer in Iceland is short but intense. It’s nice to enjoy the warm weather and long days :) Now it’s slowly coming to a

A hidden gem Today, I’m taking you back to the day I visited two canyons in East Iceland. I’ve already written about the

I mentioned in my last post how super varied Iceland is. In summer, when you’re in the south or east, you can sometimes

There are places on Earth that no photo or video can truly capture - you just have to see them in person to really feel

Time to hit the road and keep exploring Iceland! We leave the Þakgil campsite in the morning and head east on the famous