Iceland’s beauty is like no other! From glacier snowmobiling to serene waterfall hikes, our trip was packed with breathtaking ...

Most cafes on the Ring set up a soup pot on the counter next to baskets of bread. For 1500kr ($13) you can help yourself to seconds of a warming and filling bowl.

Iceland's Ring Road is one of the world's great drives. The ribbon of highway traverses the perimeter of the island, giving a constantly changing view of Iceland's diverse landscapes.

Next comes the grand journey—the Ring Road (aka Highway 1), 830 miles of majesty that encircles the country and skirts black-sand beaches, volcanoes, imposing fjords, crater lakes, thermal ...

Iceland has one main road, Route 1, that circles the entire island. With a distance of 830 miles and a number of stops along the way, by far the best way to explore the country is by car.

Iceland has one main road, Route 1, that circles the entire island. With a distance of 830 miles and a number of stops along the way, by far the best way to explore the country is by car.

One of my favorite vista points on the Ring Road is at the Dyrhólaey Cliffs. It’s a scenic drive up to the top of this mountain overlooking the southern coast of Iceland.