Aldrei fór ég suður Festival unfolded in a breathtaking spectacle that left attendees spellbound. Organized by the visionary Icelandic musician, Mugison, this iconic event has become a celebration of creativity, community, and the untamed beauty of Iceland's wilderness. 

Easter in Iceland is a time where celebrations transcend the ordinary and invites you into a world of unique traditions and heartwarming gatherings. Unlike most other places that celebrate this holiday, Easter in Iceland is less about the religious undertones and more about indulging in a feast for the senses, surrounded by the warmth of loved ones. 

New Year’s Eve in Reykjavik is a time when everyone gathers to celebrate. From the popular bonfires and fireworks throughout the city to the more private get-togethers among family and friends, everything is focused on joyfully bringing in the New Year.

Spending Christmas in Iceland can be intriguing, as you’ll very likely experience a white Christmas and enjoy many familiar traditions along with a few that are very unique to Iceland.

When it comes to tipping in Iceland, the myths and stories floating around are sometimes astounding. From travelers expressing their desire to tip, but skip it because they’ve heard it is either illegal or offensive, to being confused about how much to tip. The following information should to help answer common questions.