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The Hotel Ranga is a popular stop-off point for guests on their Northern Lights tours as it is located in a prime location for spotting the aurora. Although catching a glimpse of the dazzling aurora is never guaranteed, the chances of viewing the display at this hotel are amongst the highest in the world, which is why tour operators throughout the country include it in their Northern Lights tours. This could be due to the fact that the location of the Hotel Ranga is fairly secluded, with no...
•The Northern Lights Explained
Ever wondered how to turn on the Northern Lights? This article aims to help you understand the processes that you will be witnessing on a Northern Lights tour, demystifying the science without spoiling the magic.
It can sometimes be said that “the atmosphere is electric,” and on Northern Lights tours this is especially true. The swirls of colour that appear in the night sky when the aurora borealis is in action are the result of electrical charges reacting with gases in the upper atmosphere....
•Spending Your Kronur in Reykjavik
Holidays in Reykjavik and Iceland in general, have increased in popularity during the past few months, due to the decreasing rate of the Kronur against the Pound and euro. So if you’ve been pining for a Reykjavik holiday, we suggest a few interesting ways to use the exchange rate to your advantage:
Shopping
Due to the falling rate of the Kronur, a Reykjavik holiday is perfect for a bout of designer shopping. All the main designer boutiques are situated in the area of Laugavegur and if you...
•Romantic Reykjavik
Romance is... strolling along wooded pathways in a setting of such stunning natural beauty it takes your breath way. Romance is... sharing a fine dining experience overlooking a twinkling city and a sparkling moonlit bay. Romance is... a luxury day for two in an isolated other-worldly natural thermal spa. Romance is – Reykjavik. Iceland holidays will inspire and delight you and as it is less than a four hour flight from the UK, it is a great option for a romantic mini-break.
For a city that is...
•FAQ’s on Iceland’s Northern Lights
If you’re thinking of taking a northern lights tour then there really is nowhere better than Iceland to see the mythical Aurora Borealis. Iceland is placed in the most active part of the Aurora Ovals, which means that the Northern Lights can almost always be seen during the winter months just as long as the skies are clear. Here are a few of the most frequently asked questions on Iceland’s Northern Lights.
What are the Northern Lights?
Iceland’s Northern Lights are naturally occurring...
•Reykjavik: Magical Christmas and New Year Destination
With city breaks to Reykjavik becoming more affordable since the downturn in Iceland’s economy, now is an ideal time to visit the country for a holiday. Reykjavik is becoming more and more popular and a magical time to visit the city is around Christmas and New Year. Iceland celebrates Christmas on a grand scale, so there are numerous events to enjoy as part of your Reykjavik holidays.
The ‘Let’s Talk Christmas’ Show
One not to miss if you are taking children with you on Reykjavik holidays is...
•Unique Guided Tours of Reykjavik
There are many different ways in which you can experience a city, and an Iceland guided tour is a good indication of this. From ghoulish ghosts to valiant Vikings, here are a few of our favourite tours around Iceland’s capital.
Haunted Reykjavik
The Trip Trap Tour Company runs haunted tours around Iceland’s capital, which promise to give an insight into where it is in Reykjavik that the ghosts gather. The tours start at 8pm and although it is still light outside in summer at this time in the...
•Iceland Tours to See Natural Wonders
Escorted tours to Iceland’s unusual countryside are a great way to discover this wonderful landscape. You can take tours of Iceland's valleys, fjords, lava fields, mountains, waterfalls and geysers, as well as its cultural sites. Iceland guided tours provide a perfect introduction to this interesting destination.
Iceland's countryside seems always to be changing. A field of ice one day could be a lake the next; a waterfall may be an icy trickle one day and a roaring stream another. Depending...
•Boat Trips to Experience on a Reykjavik Holiday
On a city break to Reykjavik you will discover that the mainland offers plenty to see and do in terms of visitor attractions. However, if you want to experience a different side to Reykjavik on your holiday then take a boat trip and explore the city from the water:
Puffin Express
The Puffin Express is one of few animal spotting trips that can successfully boast a 100% success rate, but if you take this trip whilst on your city break to Reykjavik you are guaranteed to spot not one but hundreds...
•Strange Attractions to Visit Whilst in Reykjavik
Baejarins Beztu Pylsur
Bill Clinton and Metallica are huge fans and even British broadsheet, The Guardian can’t stop raving about it. So which awe-inspiring building are all these celebrities flocking too on their holidays to Reykjavik? Well actually it’s a humble hot dog stand, although with a name that translates to mean ‘the best hot-dog in town’ maybe it isn’t so humble after all. The stand has been open since 1937 and foreigners are directed to this stall to sample what is referred to in...
•Experiencing Reykjavik’s Nightlife
If you’re planning on taking a city break to Reykjavik then chances are that you plan to spend at least one night out on the town exploring the cities main watering holes, as one thing that Reykjavik is well known for throughout Europe is its vibrant nightlife.
Whilst on your Reykjavik holiday start the evening the traditional way with a ‘runtur’ or what we in the UK refer to as a ‘pub crawl’. Kaffibarinn, on the Bergstadastraeti, is the fashionable meeting place of the city’s trendy media...
•Holidays to Iceland, Where the Viking Spirit Smoulders
Iceland holidays take you to a colony of the Vikings, where you can follow the trails of the Viking sagas and witness the Norse tradition played out in exuberant festivals.
Vikings! Imagine a gigantic fire the size of a house with a throng of tattooed men in roaring drunken song. Nowadays, such sights are reserved for Iceland’s holiday festivals to celebrate midsummer, such as on the volcanic the isle of Vestmannaeyjar. There will be no longboat aflame though; instead the locals heap wooden...
•Music and Dancing in Greenland
While Iceland may boast popular singers and alternative bands such as The Sugarcubes, its musical history is fairly straight forward. Holidays to Iceland could see you attending the performances of Emiliana Torrini and Sigur Rós, or you could spend your time at Iceland Airwaves, a music festival where local and international bands perform at clubs throughout Reykjavík. If you are interested in music, you can see most types of music and performances, as you embark on an exciting specialist...
•Breaking Iceland, Four Approaches To Iceland Holidays
Iceland is home to a host of natural wonders, providing the setting for Iceland holidays that will tour a unique landscape. Because of its variety, the way you choose to see Iceland will influence the sense you get of the country. Accordingly, there’s an assortment of package holidays to Iceland on offer, and many ways to approach the island depending on how much time you have to spare and how you want your holidays to Iceland to be organised.
Escorted Tours
Escorted tours are the way to...
•Iceland Is Getting Bigger – Holidays To Iceland, A Geological Wonder
A growing number of visitors are taking Iceland holidays to see the country’s impressive collection of natural wonders – the kind you once heard about in a Geography classroom. The package holidays Iceland offers include walking on volcanoes and glaciers, swimming in hot pools, and seeing the place where the world gets wider.
The Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Holidays to Iceland offer a rare opportunity to witness a phenomenon that is usually concealed by 3,400 metres of Atlantic waters. A mid-ocean...
•Getting Around On Your Iceland Holidays
Iceland has an abundance of extraordinary landscapes and sights to take in along its coast. With natural spectacles such as geysers, lagoons, glaciers, fjords and volcanoes the question is which modes of travel will you use to see it all on your holidays to Iceland?
Getting Around on your Iceland Holidays
‘Around’ is the right word. There’s a great deal to see on and near Iceland’s coastlines so you’ll find that the coach tours for Iceland holidays won’t stray more than eighty kilometres from...
•The Best Sites To Visit On A Holiday To Iceland
The Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is perhaps the most well known attraction in Iceland and one of the most spectacular, in a destination known for its stunning natural beauty. Heated up by the adjacent geothermal power station, you should leave an entire day to fully appreciate the wonderment of this attraction on your holiday to Iceland, or why not stay overnight? You can choose from a range of in-water treatments or massages, which start at just 15 euros. The mud mask is provided throughout...
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