Clean, green Iceland has a sophisticated infrastructure, including a Ring Road that many film buffs take a few weeks to drive. While that will lead you to some of the country’s most interesting ...

Far too many people go to Iceland and never get farther than a hundred miles from Reykjavik. While the capital and its surroundings are worth visiting, you cannot truly appreciate the variety, beau… ...

Ideally take two days to reach the fishing village of Höfn from Reykjavík, then turn back or commit to the Ring Road. 5. The Ring Road. This is the big one, the mother road around the entire nation.

Iceland locals will not just give a free ride, but also a free education about the country. (All photos by Victoria DeLeone) News. Today's news; US; Politics; World; Tech. Audio; Computing; Gaming.

We were planning to drive around Iceland, a nearly Kentucky-size country with a population of about 376,000, on the roughly 830-mile Ring Road, which circles the island.

If you’re planning on visiting Iceland, and are booking hotels in Akureyri, North Iceland, chances are high that you’ll be spending at least some time in the south of the country as well. The south, ...