Things to do

What isn't there to do in Iceland!? This fantastic country has something to offer everyone, whether you're travelling solo, as a couple, with family or with friends, and whether you're a lover of the outdoors, a wildlife enthusiast, a museum-goer or anything in between. The different seasons of the year bring many different activities you can enjoy, though there are still plenty of activities you can enjoy all year round. So whether you're eager to explore Iceland's landscape on horseback, visit a spa or natural hot spring or enjoy a festival, you'll be spoilt for choice. Read our guides on all there is to do in Iceland.

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Supermarket comparisons in Iceland: how to shop smart on any budget

In this guide, we compare all the local supermarkets, share local shopping habits, and give you practical tips to stretch your króna without missing out on the good stuff.

Best Things to do in Reykjavik

Reykjavík may be one of Europe’s smallest capital cities, but that doesn’t compromise its ability to pack an incredible amount into its colorful streets and surrounding coastline. From jaw-dropping landmarks and cutting-edge design to geothermal pools and world-class dining, there is so much to keep you entertained in Reykjavík.

3 Days in Iceland: Your Itinerary - Iceland Car Rental

If you’re in Iceland for just a few days, you might be stumped on how to spend your time. While there is much to explore, there is absolutely enough to see near the capital to fill 3 incredible days with fascinating sights and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

Your Guide to 48 Hours in Iceland - Iceland Car Rental

Iceland’s expansive landscapes, enchanting culture, and unique geological makeup have gained it a reputation as a top travel destination in the last decade or so.

Ultimate Guide to Skiing in Iceland

Iceland is the ultimate destination for adventure. From snow-topped glaciers to ice caves and active volcanoes, this truly is the dream destination for so many. But the outdoor winter activity opportunities don’t end at glacier hiking and cave exploring - did you know Iceland is actually an excellent destination for skiing?

Double Waterfall in Iceland: Hjalparfoss

Have you ever heard of a double waterfall? These rare natural wonders occur when two waterfalls join forces, creating a unique and breathtaking sight. Iceland is home to many incredible waterfalls, but Hjálparfoss in southern Iceland stands out as a remarkable example of a double waterfall.