Activities in Iceland

Calling all Fishermen! You can travel to Iceland and fish in the country's lakes, rivers, and even the deep blue sea. Iceland is known for its charming fishing villages and high-quality fish. So can you fly here and catch your own dinner? Yes, you can, but there are rules and regulations that you will need to follow. We are going to share a variety of tips and tricks so you can fish responsibly in Iceland.

You know that tingly sensation of excitement, that pulsating heartbeat when faced with a thrill? Welcome, adrenaline junkies! If your idea of a vacation is more than just relaxing, but an opportunity to get your adrenaline pumping, then this is for you.

You are breathing in the salty air, waves breaking, and a surfboard beneath your feet. You are ready to enjoy the open ocean, so you’re obviously in Iceland right? While Hawaii, Australia, and California may have been where your mind was headed, you are very wrong. Iceland actually has a popular and secret surfing scene. But it is quite different from surfing on summer islands in the warm sun. Let’s talk about how the surfing scene was established in Iceland, when to go and where to find the best surfing spots.

Iceland is a country unlike any other, brimming with adventure. There are volcanoes and glaciers, hot springs and waterfalls, vast fjords, and tiny towns, all of them backed by some out-of-this-world scenery. Every year, visitors to this little island nation outnumber the locals six-to-one, but it’s still easy to find your own slice of Icelandic paradise. From bucket-list-worthy natural spectacles to hiking across the epic landscapes, here are the best things to do in Iceland. And for those planning a trip, don’t forget about a car rental in Iceland.