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Second Warmest July

July was unusually warm, especially in Northeast and East Iceland.

Through the Eyes of a Guest

Captured under the midnight sun, this solitary puffin reminds us that these charming birds will soon head out to sea for the winter

What a weekend in Akureyri!

This past weekend, Akureyri was alive with energy and celebration as two major events lit up the town.

Soaking Up the Sunshine in the North

It’s been warm in recent weeks, and today was no exception!

How to get here

  • There are several airlines flying directly to Akureyri which is the easiest way of visiting, but flying to the main airport Keflavík in the south of Iceland is also an option and then either take a flight from Reykjavík to Akureyri which takes about 40 minutes or drive/take a bus for aprox 4.5-6 hours along main road 1.  More information here.