A travel guide to Iceland with tips and advice on things to do and see and the life in Iceland. And there will be interesting information from our HI Iceland staff, experienced bloggers and travel bloggers.
Sleep for Peace reinforces the message that accessibility to travel and youth hostelling contributes daily to peace-building by promoting travel and intercultural understanding amongst young people at home and abroad.
We all know the golden circle is something you must see. It’s like the Eiffel tower in Paris – you know it’ll be touristy, but you cannot not go.
Fimmvörðuháls is one of the most popular and breathtaking one-day hikes in Iceland and the trail takes you through Iceland´s most dramatic scenery.
When you’re reading this, it’s probably already too late. You booked your ticket to Iceland with the idea of seeing the midnight sun, the glaciers, and walk all the way up to the top of the mountains.
Iceland is a nature lover’s paradise, full of incredible landscapes and natural wonders that you simply won’t find anywhere else on earth.
#Beatplasticpollution with HI Iceland on 3rd July help us to make it a plastic-free day
“Everything we do, we try to do it thinking about our impact on the environment, and by being our guest, you also take part in our journey”
3 stops in one! To get a well-rounded experience of Iceland’s untouched nature, sign up for the Lava Cave,Thermal Pool, and Waterfalls Adventure!
Iceland is a hot destination right now and it’s no wonder. With all of the unique landscapes, glaciers and elves, who wouldn’t want to visit?
Are you travelling on a budget in Iceland? It is possible to eat on a smaller budget in Reykjavik and there are many option for cheap eats.
Reykjavik Iceland’s remote location in the north Atlantic makes it nearly equidistant from London and New York City. Yet, it’s austere volcanic terrain, dramatic waterfalls and sky-blue glaciers make it totally unlike either of those locations.
The last time I painted - with oils or watercolors - was when I made a portrait for my nephew. It was supposed to be a surrealist image of a crystal ball on a pillar in the middle of Greece. What it looked like was a Fisher-Price toy that someone lost in oily rubble.
Farfuglaheimilið í Borgarnesi hefur fengið vottun Norræna Umhverfismerkisins Svansins til staðfestingar á góðum árangri í umhverfismálum. Svanurinn var afhentur í Borgarnesi af Kristínu Lindu Árnadóttur, forstjóra Umhverfistofnunar og Birgittu Stefánsdóttur sérfræðings á sviði sjálfbærni við stofnunina.
The "green messengers" explore different of ways to illustrate and explain through practical works, speeches and printed materials how environmental/sustainability matters are tied in with our methods of travelling, daily life and the actions of each individual.
Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital, and it is also one of the smallest in the world. It is easy to find your way around and it is a friendly city that offers a surprising amount of things to see and do. Reykjavík is a amazing green and sustainable city close to pure nature. Being in Reykjavík is a memorable visit for everyone!