Iceland offers American travelers incredible beauty and adventure, but its highways can be a safety challenge for foreign ...

Snæfellsnes Peninsula Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a long and narrow peninsula in West Iceland that sticks out in the North ...

Iceland’s Ring Road is the famous 820-mile loop that goes around Iceland’s most iconic sites connecting towns and villages.

From Reykjavik the Ring Road can be tackled either way, but driving counterclockwise (starting along the south coast) provides a faster introduction to what makes Iceland so special. Reaching the ...

While some of the most famous Icelandic waterfalls are reachable by a vehicle on a self-drive or guided tour, others are only possible to see on foot. Travelers exploring on their own will also need ...

Iceland’s remote location and harsh climate ... but its perimeter is encircled by an 1,300-kilometre-long Ring Road, also known as Route 1. This road — not completed until 1974 — makes ...

With terrain shaped by volcanic eruptions and shifting tectonic plates and the surrounding waters filled with glaciers, ...

The Amalfi Coast Road is celebrated for its dramatic cliffs, stunning coastal views and charming villages like Positano and ...

Joe Allen is named in Wales’ squad for Nations League matches against Iceland and Montenegro after coming out of international retirement. Sebastian Key ran the whole of the Ring Road ...

Uncover the best time to visit Iceland and seize the opportunity for an unforgettable adventure. Find out the pros and cons ...

Frozen food firm Iceland has applied to the Intellectual Property Office to legally trademark the term 'King Prawn Ring' and their design, which could prevent other companies from bringing out ...