Icepedition is a fantastic company just set up by a New Yorker with an enormous love of Iceland. After visiting more than twenty times he has now dec…

Ever get the feeling that you are in a place where humans are just not meant to go? I spent the morning diving in the ice-col…

We spent the morning with the beautiful Icelandic horses that we have seen all over the island. These horses were originally brought to Iceland by …

This is a study in rural idyllic isolation. We are at Budir, an abandoned 18th century fishing village on the shores of the western fjords of …

In my mind's eye I had an image of Iceland, perhaps only half articulated before today. A verdant farm, at the edges of the arctic ocean, with a…

The Icelandic Phallological Museum is dedicated to the humble penis. Over the years the curator has collected penises from every mammal on Iceland, e…

Today we explored the area around Lake Myvatn. We started at the lava fields of Dimmuborgir for a few hours hiking among the twisted lava plumes…

Our drive across the interior of Iceland was simply astounding, showing us whole new aspects to Iceland. For hours we drove acr…

On the long drive from Djupivogur to Myvatn we really appreciated just how sparsely settled Iceland is. There are less than 300,000 people…

Our second day in Iceland started with a back-track. We had been too tired the night before to visit the black sand beaches near Vik, so …

We started the day with vegemite on toast then headed to the airport to greet John, Jay, Charles, Rob and Diane. We were in Iceland! We hired …

Disaster after disaster struck as we tried to leave Belgium. Finally we just had to accept that things need to be left undone and we left for the …