Travelling Iceland

13/01/2025

Discover the winter wonderland of Iceland like never before – on a ATV! ❄️✨ Ride through snow-covered landscapes, frozen rivers, and rugged terrain while embracing the crisp, invigorating air 🚙💨 With the winter glory of glaciers, volcanoes, and epic vistas, Iceland’s beauty truly comes alive in the colder months 🌨️ "

06/01/2025

Þrettándinn ✨
The magical final day of Christmas traditions! 🎄 On January 6th, Icelanders bid farewell to the festive season with bonfires and fireworks.
The Icelandic Santa clauses make their last visit, leaving gifts for well-behaved children, while communities come together to sing traditional carols 🕯️🔥
Whether you're witnessing a bonfire in Reykjavik or joining in the song-filled celebrations, Þrettándinn is the perfect end to Iceland's enchanting holiday season 🌟🇮🇸

01/01/2025

It's always encouraging to read a good review, it gives us the strength to continue to do what we love 🙏

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31/12/2024

Helga Bára the founder of Travelling Iceland and her fairies wish you all the best in 2025 and thank you for wonderful and an adventures times in the last years 🙏✨

27/12/2024

Because of the darkness in Desember in Iceland we like to decorate our towns and homes with all kinds of Christmas lights ✨ Many people leave the lights on for a few weeks after Christmas because it gives them a warm feeling until the days get longer in February 🥰

24/12/2024

Our wish is that everyone has a peaceful Christmas 💫

21/12/2024

Icelandic Traditions 🎅🇮🇸
We have 13 Santas who one by one come to town 13 days before Christmas and give children a gift 🎁
The tradition is that those who want a gift must put one shoe out by the window and at night Santa walks between houses and gives a small gift like a candle, a card game, or a tangerine in the shoe. Some Santas get confused and give too big gifts, we wonder why 🎅
Our personal favorite is called "Kertasníkir", he comes the night before December 24th and likes to receive an old candle in exchange for a gift in the shoe 🥾
What do Icelanders eat for Christmas dinner? 🧐
Probably the most popular meal during the holiday is pork called "Hamborgarahryggur" but many people are starting to find it too heavy on the stomach so lighter food has gained popularity and "Hnetusteik" which is a vegan option has become more popular in the last 10 years 🌱
Painting gingerbread cookies and making gingerbread houses is probably done in every home in December 🎅🏻🍪

19/12/2024

✨ Did you know? The Northern Lights in Iceland are set to be EXTRA strong in 2025 thanks to a peak in solar activity! 🇮🇸💫

This magical light show occurs when solar winds collide with Earth’s atmosphere, creating vibrant greens, purples, and pinks dancing across the sky 🌟🌿

2025 is shaping up to be a spectacular year for aurora lovers, so mark your calendars! 📅✨

18/12/2024

As a small family-run business, we pour our hearts into every detail, ensuring our guests experience is filled with warmth, wonder, and memories to last a lifetime. Thank you for your visit Malkamda 🙏

16/12/2024

Most Icelandic people celebrate when we get a white Christmas because the snow brightens the short days 🎄✨Daylight never exceeds 4-5 hours in December in Iceland.

Spending time outdoors in a peaceful environment is something we are very thankful for, children can often make snow houses, snowmen, and angels in the snow ☃️

Many people take hot cocoa with them, to play outside, to help keep them warm in the cold weather. For others it's a good excuse to stay inside with a handful of cookies watching Christmas movies 🥰

13/12/2024

Once again, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the kind words It is a season of gratitude and we are enjoying it to the fullest 🥰

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11/12/2024

It is essential to stop by Perlan if you come to Iceland this winter. The view is wonderful, and you can go to the café on the top floor with the tallest windows in town. 🤩On the bottom floor you can enter a completely different world and, among other things, walk through an ice cave. ❄️

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09/12/2024

We want to show gratitude this December. We are grateful for all the beautiful comments and reviews from our guests this year 🌱 Many thanks 🙏

05/12/2024

When nature paints itself like a work of art, it's essential to have a good camera on hand 📷😍

28/11/2024

WE ARE IN THE TIMES 🥹🥰
We were very proud and excited to see the coverage of our company in The Times. We are just as excited to welcome you on an adventure around Iceland 🇮🇸
Have a great weekend and hopefully, we will see you soon 🙏 🙏

Between the geysers, glaciers and lagoons, get to the heart of the country – and take time out for a shop in Reykjavik that’s favoured by Hollywood A-listers

28/11/2024

Where raw nature meets in a fiery embrace, Iceland's landscapes ignite true magic where lava and sea intertwine 🌋🌊✨

21/11/2024

Exploring the breathtaking beauty and historic significance of Þingvellir, Iceland. A place where nature and heritage converge 🏞️🇮🇸

16/11/2024

Did you know “ferðalangur” is the Icelandic word for traveler. Try pronouncing it. 🤣 Today, November 16th, is the national day of the Icelandic language so we are going to teach you at least one Icelandic word for the occasion 🤓