Tourist camps in birdwatching house in Reykjavik

A tourist was yesterday morning told to pack up and leave after having pitched up a tent inside a small house used for birdwatching in Seltjarnarnes, West Reykjavik.

Riding Penny-Farthing around Iceland

In recent days, an unusual bicycle has caught the attention of passersby in North Iceland.

Tourist poops outside public lavatory in North Iceland

It seems that it's still common for tourists in Iceland to go to the lavatory outdoors in public instead of using public lavatories. Recently a farmer in North Iceland spotted a woman pooping in her field.

Foods that tourists bring to Iceland to save money

Iceland is expensive and it seems that some tourists resort to bringing their own supplies of food from abroad for their Iceland holiday. Misconceptions about Icelandic food and drink are still rife, and tourists still purchase bottled still water even though the water in the taps is spring water and just as good as any bottled water.

American couple get married inside the Hlemmur food hall in Reykjavik

Hlemmur Mathöll, the new food hall at Hlemmur is enormously popular with both locals and tourists. It's actually so popular that a couple from the US recently tied the knot inside the building.

Tourists pitch up tent in someone's garden in Reykjavik

The people living in Birtingakvísl, a street in Árbær in Reykjavik were not too happy on Monday morning when they discovered two tourists who had pitched up a tent in their garden.

Tourist risks her life for a selfie at Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland

A tourist put herself in enormous danger in the rocks at Gullfoss waterfall in South Iceland for the purpose of a photograph.

Austrian tourists threatened with police when they pitch up tent in Reykjavik

Three tired Austrian tourists arriving late in the night to Iceland decided to camp overnight at Rauðavatn lake in a suburb of Reykjavik. This morning an angry lady told them to leave because she had called the police.

Group of boy scouts visiting Iceland swim at dangerous Reynisfjara beach

A group of boy scouts were observed swimming at Iceland's most dangerous beach yesterday, diving in and letting the waves catch them. The undercurrent at Reynisfjara is extremely strong and the beach has claimed two lives recently.

Tourist takes a dump at side of busy Keflavik airport route

Ármann Óskarsson, student in industrial engineering caught footage of a foreign tourist doing a no.2 on one of the busiest roads in Iceland. He says he mainly just thought it was hilarious.