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Iceland is known for its breathtaking landscapes, from glaciers and waterfalls to black sand beaches and volcanoes. But did you know Iceland is also home to a thriving food scene?

Learn about the significant Icelandic Christmas traditions, how they celebrate, the 13 Yule Lads, and all about the Christmas food Icelanders eat!

The northern lights are most visible on clear nights and away from the light pollution of populated areas.

The beautiful waterfalls of South Iceland are numerous and easy to access, so we will list the most popular ones; otherwise, this will be a long blog.

The South Coast area is rich with diverse ingredients, whether from sea or land. The geographical location of the country largely shapes Iceland's food production.

The South Coast is a great place to visit one of Iceland’s natural wonders, the ice caves. Ice caves form during the winter months in the outlet the glaciers. In the fall, professional local guides go scouting for the ice caves for the coming winter season.

Some towns are old, and some are new. But in Selfoss, the past connects with the present in an utterly unique way.

South Iceland has been a big inspiration for scenes of many films and TV series.

The South Coast Lighthouse trail was officially opened in the summer of 2021. It's off the beaten track, with easy reach from Keflavik airport.

Iceland has many activities to offer, both in summer and winter, but now we will go over the summer activities you can do in the South Coast.

Mr. MOSS is the voice and face of all Icelandic moss. Is a funny, entertaining and an educational animated short movie which shows Mr. Moss advising on how we - human beings - should change our behaviors in order to protect and respect his life.

Why Iceland’s greenhouse-to-table restaurant scene could be the future of sustainable dining