Despite the cold, dark winters, Iceland is considered a year-round destination because of the interest in winter landscapes, geothermal springs and the aurora borealis. Even so, the summer remains ...

Iceland is one of the wildest places on Earth. You never know what the weather will do. You could get caught in the middle of snowstorms and blizzards. But you are never alone.

especially when the temperatures drop in the winter. Access to the falls is via the farm of Seljaland along the Ring Road – or many vacation packages to Iceland include a stop at the falls as ...

For a couple months each winter, the sun sets and doesn't come ... It's the capital of a place called Iceland, for heaven's sake. It was 32 degrees there this morning, 27 degrees warmer than ...

Iceland is also known as 'the land of fire and ... with the added benefit that in winter it's blissfully quiet and a world away from the busy tourist destinations elsewhere in Europe where you ...

However, note that the Blue Lagoon closes at 10 p.m. in the winter, which could be a bit too early to catch the aurora. How long should I stay in Iceland? Iceland's weather can be unpredictable.

Cruising around Iceland not only allows travelers to experience ... sun in summer or witness the mystical northern lights in winter, are among the highlights of these voyages.