Hvítserkur is a basalt stack with a peculiar shape, it stands on the beach by Vatnsnes peninsula.

Vatnsnes: a must-see place known to few

24 Jul 2016 Few that travel around the Iceland venture on road 711 in North Iceland, around Vatnsnes peninsula. This 90 km detour from the ring road offers a lot more than meets the eye. There are shores with seals, high stacks of basalt, a volcanic plug that is a presumed fortress and much more. All this in a typical Icelandic rural area with farms and a narrow gravel road occasionally blocked by a tractor.

Video:The incredible beauty of Iceland's waterfalls

22 Jul 2016 A wonderful video of ten of Iceland's most famous waterfalls was captured from the air by using drones.

Beautiful Kirkjufell with the Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall in the foreground.

Is this Iceland's most photographed mountain?

21 Jul 2016 Since Mount Kirkjufell first appeared in an international photography magazines a few years ago, its rise to fame was fast.

Try your hand at haymaking – the Icelandic way!

20 Jul 2016 This Sunday, the Árbær Open Air Museum will be giving you the chance to learn about Icelandic haymaking traditions and try your hand at it yourself.

Haraldur Ólafsson and Sigurður Guðmundsson from Akureyri with two polar bears that they stuffed.

No polar bear cubs found in North Iceland

20 Jul 2016 A mission to look for polar bears cubs in North Iceland yesterday found nothing and has been stood down, it is reported.

Could dead polar bear’s cubs be in Iceland?

19 Jul 2016 An Icelandic coast guard helicopter has been dispatched to Iceland’s West Fjords in search of polar bear cubs potentially belonging to the animal shot and killed in North Iceland at the weekend.

The bear killed this weekend.

Killing polar bears in Iceland “only logical thing to do”

18 Jul 2016 The decision to shoot and kill a polar bear which appeared in Iceland on Saturday night conformed to official procedure and was an “easy decision” for police to take, it has emerged.

Polar bear shot and killed in North Iceland

17 Jul 2016 An adolescent female polar bear which had found its way to North Iceland and got within 500 metres of an inhabited farm was shot and killed late last night.

Hekla, Iceland’s most dangerous volcano?

16 Jul 2016 Of the thirty active volcanoes in Iceland, Hekla in South Iceland is one of the most active and potentially the most dangerous.

Join in the 2016 Great Seal Count in Iceland!

15 Jul 2016 Next Thursday sees the tenth annual Great Seal Count in Iceland and the Icelandic Seal Centre are looking for volunteers to take part in the 2016 operation.

Rescue conditions were very difficult.

Iceland river fall victim 27-year-old Frenchman

14 Jul 2016 The man whose body was found last night after falling into a river in South Iceland and being dragged under dense ice and snow was a French national born in 1989.

Iceland river fall tourist trapped under 6-metre snowdrift

13 Jul 2016 A French tourist who was carried under a massive snow-drift after falling into a river in South Iceland yesterday evening has yet to be found.

VIDEO: Two-day power tour of Iceland

12 Jul 2016 This action-packed Iceland video shows that Iceland is a viable travel option ever for those who are short on time.

Threat of gas pollution from South Iceland glacial river flood

12 Jul 2016 A minor glacial river flood is under way in South Iceland – with authorities warning of gas pollution at the river source.

An image of the famous incident last April.

Geysir food dye artist found not guilty

6 Jul 2016 Marco Evaristti, the Chilean artist who controversially dyed Iceland’s iconic Strokkur hot spring pink last April, has been acquitted of criminal charges by an Icelandic court.

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