ICELAND’S GLACIER HIKES | WHILE STOCKS LAST
Iceland’s glaciers are being affected by climate change. They are melting fast. Come to Iceland and experience them, while you still can.
Tag: Glacier Lagoon
HOW TO AVOID THE CROWDS IN ICELAND (COVID-19 UPDATE)
Seven ways to avoid the crowds while travelling in Iceland. Finding hidden gems, joining small groups and picking the right moments can help avoid the crowds.
BLUE ICE CAVE OPTIONS
There are 3 ice cave tours that Hidden Iceland can take you on during your time with us. Find out which one is best for you here.
WHAT TO DO IN ICELAND IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH?
If you want to experience a real Nordic winter, visit Iceland in February. There is just something about the darkness, the harsh weather conditions and the atmosphere that makes it different from other months.
JÖKULSÁRLÓN GLACIER LAGOON 2 DAY TOUR WITH GLACIER HIKE
FROM 52,990 ISK
Discover ice bergs, black sand beaches, mighty gorges, multiple waterfalls across the entire south coast of Iceland then join an extended glacier hike in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Vatnajökull National Park.
JÖKULSÁRLÓN
GLACIER LAGOON &
ICE CAVE
2 DAY TOUR
FROM 69,990 ISK
Travel the entire south coast of Iceland discovering ice caves, icebergs, waterfalls, black sand beaches and sleep overnight in a secluded guest house to try and spot the northern lights.
LILJA GUESTHOUSE
FROM 155 EUR
Stay in our favourite accomodation in the south-east of Iceland, right by the glaciers and glacier lagoon!
TOP 5 HIDDEN GEMS IN ICELAND
Whether you are coming to Iceland for the first time or you already visited, and fell in love with Iceland so hard that you can’t help but come back for a second visit. We know the feeling! Here is our list of incredible places that are a little more off the beaten path.
5 DAY WINTER STOPOVER IN ICELAND
There is something magical about experiencing Icelandic winter outside of the city. Here’s you complete itinerary for your 4 day winter stopover in Iceland!
WHAT TO DO IN ICELAND IN NOVEMBER?
Wondering what to get up to in Iceland during the cold November? We’ve got you covered!