THIRTEEN YULE LADS The Lads are thirteen mischievous troublemakers who cause havoc in the 13 nights leading up to Christmas. Parents used to tell stories of them to children as a way to encourage good behavior

Explore the magical waterfalls around Iceland. when travelling around the country will you be able to find Waterfalls - many of them with historical sights and interesting Nordic Myths. Let us tell you more.

You might not think of Iceland as a prime destination in January, but don’t let the island’s northerly reputation fool you.

A QUICK LIST OF TOP ICELANDIC PHRASES YOU’LL NEED TO THRIVE DURING YOUR TRAVELS IN ICELAND. FROM JÁ TO ÞETTA REDDAST TO FRÁBÆRT, WE HAVE ’EM ALL!

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN ICELAND It’s that time of year again! The light and warmth (by Icelandic standards) of summer have now slipped far from our grasp here in Iceland. The winter darkness is creeping in at a rate that shocks even the most seasoned Icelander.

Thinking about visiting Iceland in January, this what you need to know before

Icelanders’ belief in elves is well-documented. The Atlantic, BBC, the Guardian, and numerous travel blogs have published stories on construction workers who halt their work in progress. Elves, the workers claim, cause accidents if construction disturbs their otherworldly homesteads.

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