A few years ago, we found ourselves standing on the black sand beaches of Iceland in early September, staring out at the crashing waves of the Atlantic. The air was crisp but not cold, and the golden hues of early … Read More
When traveling to Iceland, no matter the season, there’s one essential item you should always pack: your swimming costume. It might sound strange, but it’s true. Hot springs in Iceland are deeply rooted in Icelandic tradition and culture. Beyond the … Read More
When most people think of Iceland, visions of majestic glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and the hypnotic dance of the Northern Lights often come to mind. However, Iceland is also home to quaint villages that transport visitors back in time, showcasing the … Read More
Commonly referred to as the “Land of fire and ice”, the Ring road of Iceland is a picturesque masterpiece and there is a no better visual interpretation of untouched beauty. As a first time traveller to the country abundant in natural … Read More
Whether you’re coming to Iceland to see the Northern Lights or experience the famous geothermal spas, the more urban delights of Reykjavík should not be forgotten. The capital of Iceland, Reykjavík can trace its beginnings all the way back to … Read More
The Icelandic one is an atypical northern population. It has some characteristics that I would define Mediterranean. One for all, punctuality. In Finland they told me that if I wanted to be on time I should have been at an … Read More
The alarm-clock rings at nine in the morning. It’s pitch dark. It snowed when we arrived yesterday evening and it kept on snowing all night long. Húsavík is covered in immaculate snow. On the slope of the mountain behind the … Read More
Our flight to Húsavík is late. There’s a little snowstorm in Reykjavík, maybe that’s the reason for this delay. While we’re waiting, Giuditta and I have all the time to keep on surprising on how here things are informal, sometimes … Read More
It’s a spring day, year 1999, I’m not 12 yet. An insert of the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera is there, on the sofa of my dining room. On the front page I see a wooden house, coloured in dark … Read More