As I drive Iceland’s Ring Road to the country’s western end, I snap photos of these pony-sized horses frolicking in ...

Forget the crowds at the Blue Lagoon and head for these three thermal hot springs for a steamy dip. Read more at straitstimes ...

The northern part of the country is also a great place to get a glimpse of Icelandic history and culture. Start in the town of Sauðárkrókur, around 200km west of Húsavík, visitors can explore ...

An official said the eruption near Reykjavik, the 12th in four years from the same volcanic system, posed no threat to people ...

Have you ever been so overwhelmed by a destination's sheer beauty and array of activities that you simply didn't know where to start? Iceland, with its bewitching landscapes and thrilling adventures, ...

True Scandinavians, Icelandic sheepdogs are Iceland's only native dog and a symbol of Icelandic culture. Originally bred as herding dogs by Norse settlers (and still excellent working dogs ...

What makes Icelandic hot dogs unique is that they're comprised of mostly grass-fed Icelandic lamb, plus some beef and pork. The traditional way to order is with all five toppings Baejarins Beztu ...

You can’t a-fjord to miss this. Taste of Iceland, a festival that brings Icelandic traditions and culture to cities across the U.S., adds an exciting lineup of special events for locals from ...