The Nordic country is truly the land of fire and ice, packed with glaciers and lagoons, volcanoes and geysers, waterfalls and ...

From a pure, creamy hand-harvested scallop from the remote Swan Fjord in northwest Iceland, to the woodsy aroma of spruce oil drizzled atop a tender taste of whelk, to a bite of potato cake topped ...

Save your money and visit a much cheaper alternative, where you’ll enjoy a very similar experience. The waterfall Seljalandsfoss is a popular tourist attraction on the south coast of Iceland.

If you had to whittle down all of Iceland’s numerous things to do to just one must-see site, it would probably be the country’s Golden Circle. It’s a 190-mile circular route that – if ...

While you're never guaranteed to see the northern lights in Iceland, a little planning and forethought can pay off. Read on to discover the best time of year to visit, the most scenic places to go ...

David Nikel is a travel writer covering cruising and Scandinavia. The port of Isafjordur in the westfjords region of Iceland has attracted record numbers of cruise ... [+] ships in recent years.

Iceland replaces last year’s accommodation tax with new, higher infrastructure charge that affects cruise passengers.