Some blogs about Iceland

Some blogs about Iceland, the land of ice. Island country in the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is made up of a main island representing 99.7% of its area (19th in the world in area) around which gravitate a few small islands and islets, located on the middle ridge. Atlantic of which it represents the only emerged part. This island is located in northern Europe, at the limit between the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean. Even though it is hundreds of kilometers from its nearest neighbors (Greenland and the Faroe Islands), it is framed by an exclusive economic zone. The main characteristics of the Icelandic population can be found in its youth and homogeneity. Iceland's 348,450 (2018) share a large territory, but two-thirds (220,000) live in the metropolitan area of the capital Reykjavík. Icelanders live in harmony, with mutual respect and make family life a point of honor. We have the feeling that we lead a relaxed, simple life here, and that we have more time to devote to our passions and our projects. Iceland's economy is heavily dependent on fishing and its opportunities, which account for almost 60% of its export earnings. The health of the economy depends on the conditions of the seafood markets. For your shop or establishment, do not hesitate to contact our expert digital agency for all your digital needs: virtual visit, sponsored article, ... explore our digital services : virtual visit for showroom, 360 ° photo, panorama, virtual solution and ask for your free quote.

Blogs to read and follow / iceland

Believe it March 5, 2021
A few words about the book Believe It and why believing in yourself is the best you can do for your business The post Believe it first appeared on I heart Reykjavík.
Icelandic Christmas cheer – for charity! December 7, 2020
Learn about our whacky Icelandic Christmas tradition while supporting a good cause. The post Icelandic Christmas cheer – for charity! first appeared on I heart Reykjavík.
Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end August 10, 2020
An important announcement The post Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end first appeared on I heart Reykjavík.

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Guide To Best Icelandic Beer | TOP 6 Icelandic Beers April 9, 2018
Get to know the intricate history of Icelandic beer and our favourite beverages from the best Icelandic beer brands. Don't leave Iceland without trying these fantastic beers. According to some upbeat forecasts, Iceland has even a chance to become second Belgium when it comes to brewing. There's a lot to choose from! The post Guide […]
Icelandic Lobster: Don’t Leave Iceland Without Trying This Delicacy! March 7, 2018
Icelandic lobster is one of the best delicacies you can try while travelling around Iceland. Tender, mouth-watering, a real treat for all senses. Check out our recipe for grilled Icelandic lobster tails with sea-flavoured dip. The post Icelandic Lobster: Don’t Leave Iceland Without Trying This Delicacy! appeared first on Bite of Iceland.
Seydisfjordur: Discover the Most Charming Town in Iceland March 2, 2018
Seydisfjordur is the most charming town in Iceland – it would be hard to find someone who wouldn’t agree with that. Check out our guide to Seydisfjordur with lots of travel tips. The post Seydisfjordur: Discover the Most Charming Town in Iceland appeared first on Bite of Iceland.

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Icelandic Women: Feminism in Iceland January 15, 2021
The article Icelandic Women: Feminism in Iceland was originally published on I am Reykjavik and you can view the original version here: Icelandic Women: Feminism in Iceland. For more great content about Iceland, visit our website I am Reykjavik or follow us on social media. Iceland, the Viking country full of volcanoes, glaciers, black sand […]
Iceland Map Explained for Tourists November 27, 2020
The article Iceland Map Explained for Tourists was originally published on I am Reykjavik and you can view the original version here: Iceland Map Explained for Tourists. For more great content about Iceland, visit our website I am Reykjavik or follow us on social media. Iceland is a destination like no other in the world. […]
BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik September 2, 2020
The article BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik was originally published on I am Reykjavik and you can view the original version here: BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik. For more great content about Iceland, visit our website I am Reykjavik or follow us on social media. This blog is usually related to touristic information on what […]

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Travel to Iceland by air January 3, 2019
Iceland Travel Blog offers you an opportunity to travel to Iceland by air, don’t miss the chance! In addition to normal one-way and return fares a number of attractive excursion and family fares are available, as well as group fares for various sizes of groups. Air fares also differ between seasons. For full details of […]
Travel to Iceland by sea December 25, 2018
SMYRIL LINE: The Faroe Islands’ Smyril Line operates a weekly passenger- and car-ferry service from Bergen in Norway and Hanstholm in Denmark to Lerwick in the Shetland Islands, the Faroe Islands and Seyðisfjörður in Iceland. Check out all Iceland travel tours. For further information contact any of the following offices: Faroe Islands • SMYRIL LINE J. Broncksgøta […]
Domestic Transportation December 24, 2018
icetourist.is is definitely the best travel guide to Iceland. By air AIR ICELAND operates regular scheduled flights from Reykjavík to major domestic airports in all parts of the country. Furthermore, in co-operation with several bus companies, Air Iceland can offer an air/bus connection to over 40 towns all over Iceland. Search for Domestic Air Services […]

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How Icelandic Babies are Named November 12, 2020
Iceland has a long and solid naming tradition in their culture with a very specific set of unique rules. Since we are sitting around waiting for OUR baby to be born, I thought I would share with you the history... The post How Icelandic Babies are Named appeared first on Iceland with a View.
Weird things Americans do (from an Icelanders perspective) October 2, 2020
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5 shoes you need to pack for your Iceland trip September 2, 2020
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